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Teaching is a profession of passion, but it also demands an extraordinary amount of time and energy. The time it takes to plan lessons, grade assignments and tests, and differentiate instruction all add up, and teachers often work far beyond contracted hours just to keep up.
Artificial intelligence (AI) will never replace outstanding teaching. Still, it can serve as a handy assistant to help teachers streamline tasks, increase efficiency, and create more space for what matters most: engaging with students and fostering meaningful learning experiences.
This new guide– the third in NPR’s series on AI in Education– explores how AI can support teachers in lesson and unit planning, making substitute plans, grading, and differentiation. Readers will learn how AI can help lighten their workload while maintaining high-quality instruction.
Along with sample prompts and best-practice tips, it includes sections on
- How AI Can Support Lesson Planning
- Best Practices for AI-Assisted Grading
- AI in Long-Range Planning
- How AI Can Help with Differentiation
- Creating Plans for Substitutes with AI
- Using AI to Create Personalized Learning Paths
- AI-Assisted Grading: Saving Time While Providing Meaningful Feedback
- What Kind of Data Can You Feed into AI?
Emily Karst is an assistant principal, mom, and content creator who has amassed over 161,000 followers on Instagram and 170,000 followers on Tik Tok with her platform @joyfulnoiseteaching. Emily seeks to make teachers’ lives more joyful through sharing lifestyle tips and life hacks that uplift teachers and connect the community of moms, educators, and women. Teacher tech and lifestyle content is her focus. She shares the most recent tips, tools, and tricks to help teachers enhance their practice and LOVE their jobs. With feedback from her followers, Emily knows what teachers need from AI to make their profession easier allowing them more time to spend on students.
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