AI and Being a Future Teacher

End-of-lesson check

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1. A teacher needs to turn a complicated science explanation into words younger students can understand. What could AI help with?

   1. Rewriting hard sentences in easier words
   2. Planning a birthday celebration for the class
   3. Comforting a crying student
   4. Grading homework and giving feedback

2. What does the phrase 'AI helps teachers prepare; teachers bring the heart' mean?

   1. AI is more important than teachers
   2. AI can replace teachers completely
   3. Teachers should do everything alone without help
   4. AI handles the work part, teachers add the caring part

3. In the 'Try it!' activity, what should you pretend to be for a day?

   1. A computer programmer
   2. A student
   3. A teacher
   4. An AI robot

4. Which example from the lesson shows AI helping a teacher communicate with a family?

   1. Brainstorming a science experiment
   2. Creating a fraction worksheet
   3. Translating a note for a family
   4. Making a practice quiz

5. After getting an idea from AI for how to teach something, what should you think about?

   1. Should you ignore all your own ideas?
   2. Would you use that idea?
   3. Should you use AI instead of thinking yourself?
   4. Should you tell the AI it is stupid?

6. A teacher receives a note from a family written in Spanish. How could AI help?

   1. Translate the note into English
   2. Grade the student's homework
   3. Decide who sits where in class
   4. Comfort a sad student

7. Why might a teacher use AI to make a worksheet instead of making it themselves?

   1. To save time and get good ideas
   2. Because they are too lazy to work
   3. Because AI knows more than they do
   4. Because students prefer AI-made worksheets

8. What is the main message or 'big idea' of this lesson?

   1. Teachers will be replaced by robots soon
   2. Students should use AI instead of going to school
   3. AI helps teachers but cannot replace the human connection
   4. AI can do everything a teacher does

9. Which of these would be the BEST use of AI for a future teacher?

   1. Replacing the teacher in the classroom
   2. Making decisions about who to be friends with
   3. Talking to students instead of the teacher
   4. Getting ideas for fun activities

10. Which habit is the biggest pitfall when applying these ideas?

    1. Pausing to verify results before acting on them.
    2. Skipping review and trusting the first output without checking it.
    3. Comparing answers from more than one source.
    4. Asking for examples to make a concept clearer.

11. Which statement is most consistent with the material?

    1. Every claim about this subject has been proven wrong.
    2. Experts agree that no one should think about this issue.
    3. The topic has no bearing on day-to-day decisions.
    4. Teachers do SO much: plan lessons, grade work, comfort kids.

12. What should you do with an AI-generated draft before using it?

    1. Forward it to a friend without reading it yourself.
    2. Delete the entire response and start over from scratch every time.
    3. Submit it untouched and assume everything is correct.
    4. Read it carefully, check facts, and decide what (if anything) to keep.

13. Which of these terms is part of the core vocabulary for "AI and Being a Future Teacher"?

    1. crop rotation
    2. teacher
    3. quantum chromodynamics
    4. sonnet meter

14. What is the responsible stance toward disclosing AI help?

    1. Be honest about how AI was used so others can judge the work fairly.
    2. Refuse to answer if anyone asks how the work was made.
    3. Claim full credit without mentioning any tools used.
    4. Hide any AI use so the work looks more impressive.

15. Which captures a genuine tradeoff to weigh when applying these ideas?

    1. Speed and convenience can come at the cost of depth, ownership, or skill-building.
    2. Convenience and depth are guaranteed to grow together.
    3. Speed always damages a project beyond repair.
    4. There is never any tradeoff between speed and learning.