As teachers step back into classrooms this fall, one theme keeps surfacing: how do we use AI in ways that support, not overwhelm, our work?
That’s at the heart of a presentation I have been delivering, “AI or Not AI, That Is the Question.” Interestingly, I find myself consistently working with teachers to help them understand what AI integration is really about, asking better questions, making intentional choices, and staying grounded in what matters most: student learning.
This isn’t meant to be “one more thing” for teachers to carry, it’s a tool and it can help you meet students where they are.
Access the Free AI Prompt Guide
To give teachers a practical starting point, I created a Prompt Guide that breaks AI use into three approachable levels:
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Basic: Simple, clear prompts for quick wins
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Intermediate: Role-based prompts that add structure, tone, and audience focus
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Advanced: Strategic prompts that use reasoning, iteration, and reflection for deeper instructional planning
More from the AI Series
An Educator’s Intro to AI: Defining Key Terms, Concepts, and Strategies for Getting Started
Examples of AI in K-12 Classrooms: Benefits and Challenges
Addressing Ethical Considerations When Using AI in K-12 Classrooms
AI and EdTech: Wrangling the Digital Wild West
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