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AI in Your Classroom: A Quickstart
Three things to do this week and three things to avoid.
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- 1AI in Your Classroom
- 2lesson plan
- 3differentiation
- 4AI policy
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Section 1
AI in Your Classroom
Three things to do this week and three things to avoid.
Most teachers feel either overwhelmed or behind on AI. The reality is most useful AI work in education is small and incremental.
Three high-leverage starts
- Draft one lesson plan with AI this week
- Make a leveled worksheet (3 difficulty tiers)
- Write your one-page AI policy
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The big idea: AI in classrooms wins by small starts.
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