Chat GPT for educators

Leveraging ChatGPT for Innovative Lesson Planning

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(Blackburn, 2023)

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Plan for the Session

Lesson Planning

• Developing a scope and sequence
• Lesson creation
• Marking and differentiating resources
• Assessment

Basics of Chat GPT

• What is it?
• What is a persona?
• What is a prompt?

What to expect...

"Generative Pre-trained Transformer"

Development // Learning session 1

ChatGPT is an AI-powered language model that can serve as a virtual assistant and educational companion for teachers. It’s like having a knowledgeable and supportive friend by your side, one who is ready to help with planning lessons, answering questions, brainstorming, designing resources, and offering creative ideas. With its ability to understand and generate human-like responses, ChatGPT empowers educators by making complex concepts more accessible, fostering collaboration, and sparking enthusiasm for teaching and learning.

What is Chat GPT?

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As an educator, ChatGPT can be a powerful tool, but it requires a shift in mindset. Rather than thinking of it as just another technology tool, you need to see it as a co-teacher that can assist you in brainstorming ideas and collaborating on lesson plans.

Discussions about the ethical use of AI and responsible information sourcing prompt students to consider ethical principles and integrity in their learning.

Attributes and skills in action

Inquirers (Research skills)

By engaging with ChatGPT, students learn to ask questions, seek information, and explore various perspectives, nurturing their curiosity and inquiry skills.

Open- minded (Thinking skills)

Interacting with diverse perspectives and ideas through ChatGPT fosters open-mindedness and tolerance for different viewpoints.

Principled (Social skills)

Communicators (Communication Skills)

Utilizing ChatGPT encourages students to articulate their ideas clearly and concisely, improving their communication skills.

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It’s important to fact-check any information provided by ChatGPT to ensure its validity before using it in lesson planning.

Using ChatGPT can help reduce the cognitive load of teaching, allowing for more time and energy to be focused on student learning.

it’s always a first draft that can be improved upon. This allows for a playful mindset to be adopted while exploring different ideas, as there’s always room for adjustment and refinement.

Does your school requires you to write objectives using a specific format? ChatGPT can adapt its answers to accommodate your needs.

will help you embrace this mindset:

Chat GPT!

ChatGPT has inherent biases that can impact the information it provides.

Links can sometimes lead to irrelevant or non-existent pages,

It is not always accurate or up-to-date.

Saves TIME!

Collaborative

Personalised RESPONSES

Get creative!

General Example

The more information you can add to your persona about your teaching beliefs, context, and needs of your students, the more engaging and relevant the final product will be! This is also a chance for you to introduce your unit including any information you have about your unit and objectives.

For each chat, you have the freedom to set the tone and boundaries of your interaction, including the type of persona you want ChatGPT to embody.

Specific Example

Develop your persona

When you interact with ChatGPT, it is important that you ask it. to take on a specific personality, which we call a ChatGPT persona.

Generating effective prompts

Generating effective prompts

Prompt generation is an iterative process, much like teaching and learning! If you don’t like your result the first time, try again!

Remember, ChatGPT can take on any persona, so the more specific you are about your needs, the better your result will be.

“Teachers spend seven hours per week searching for instructional resources (both free and paid-for) and another five hours per week creating their own instructional materials” (Goldberg, 2017, in Survey Finds Teachers Spend 7 Hours Per Week Searching for Instructional Materials, 2023)

Lesson Planning

In this section, we will explore how to plan various types of lessons and related resources, in significantly less time, harnessing the power of ChatGPT.

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Designing assessment?

Creating a scope and sequence or unit flow

Designing three types of lessons (hands-on and inquiry-based, direct instruction, and subject specific

Creating resources and differentiation

Lesson planning is broken down into:

Lesson Planning

Lesson Planning: Designing Types of Lessons

ChatGPT can provide you with resources and ideas for creating engaging maths and literacy lesson plans. Say goodbye to looking for practice problems online or brainstorming prompts, ChatGPT has an endless supply of ideas.

Lesson Planning: Designing Types of Lessons

ChatGPT can support you in the process of simplifying and presenting information to your students!!!

Direct instruction is a teacher-led approach to teaching that involves explicit and systematic instruction, modelling, and feedback. It is typically used to teach foundational knowledge and skills, such as phonics, maths facts, and grammar rules. Direct instruction is most effective when used to introduce new concepts, followed by guided and independent practice.

Lesson Planning: Designing Types of Lessons

Product

Process

Tips for the creation of resources and differentiation

ChatGPT is an incredible resource for both creating student-facing resources and differentiating content.

Lesson Planning: Creating Resources and Differentiation

The first step in designing any assessment is to get clear on your success criteria. What will students know, understand, and/or be able to do as a result of the learning?

It is important to read through test questions to scan for inherent bias and use your best judgement as a teacher.

It can be helpful to copy and paste the objectives or standards you plan to assess.

Lesson Planning: Creating Assessment

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Blackburn, C. (2023). Mastering ChatGPT for Lesson Planning. Toddlelearn. https://learn.toddleapp.com/blog-post/mastering-chatgpt-lesson-planning/?utm_source=Email&utm_medium=Thank-you-for-attending-email&utm_campaign=AICrashCourse&utm_source=ActiveCampaign&utm_medium=email&utm_content=ChatGPT+Crash+Course%3A+Access+the+ChatGPT+Guide+here%21&utm_campaign=AI+Crash+Course+Attendees

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A unit flow, unit overview, or pacing guide, your scope and sequence outlines what you teach and when.

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To navigate the chat, simply type your question or message into the chatbox and hit send. The AI will then generate a response based on what you’ve said. You can continue the conversation by asking follow-up questions or providing additional information.

For this guide, we will be working with Open AI ChatGPT. You will need to create an account or sign in with your email address.

How to get started

Get your devices

When it comes to lesson planning, ChatGPT is an amazing co-teacher. While it lacks depth in specific subjects or the ability to personalise lessons, it's great at:

• brainstorming creative ideas,
• providing interesting examples and explanations, and making
• complex ideas simple.

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