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AI for your profession · Education

AI for teachers. Find out how AI changes what you teach and how.

AI can draft a lesson plan in minutes and give every student a patient tutor. It can also mislead them. Learn to use it to save hours, teach better, and guide your students to use it well.

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What changes

Your work, re-mapped.

How AI is changing this work today, task by task. Your assessment maps it onto your own week.

Tasks AI can already do for you.

  • First drafts of lesson plans and worksheets
  • Quiz and question bank creation
  • Routine parent and student emails
  • Differentiated versions of materials

The curriculum

Ten modules.
One path through them.

Your assessment orders these for your level and goals and skips what you already know. Open any module to see what it covers.

01AI in education, honestly5 topics

What AI does well in teaching and learning, and where the risks are.

  1. How chatbots work
  2. Strengths and failure modes
  3. What the research says so far
  4. AI and academic integrity
  5. A balanced classroom stance
02Lesson planning with AI5 topics

Plan better lessons in a fraction of the time.

  1. Lesson plans aligned to your curriculum
  2. Hooks, activities and examples
  3. Differentiation for mixed abilities
  4. Reviewing AI plans critically
  5. Building a reusable library
03Creating materials and assessments5 topics

Produce worksheets, quizzes and rubrics fast.

  1. Question banks at the right level
  2. Rubrics and marking schemes
  3. Visuals and slides
  4. Reading-level adjustment
  5. Checking accuracy
04Feedback and grading5 topics

Give faster, more useful feedback, with you making the call.

  1. AI-drafted feedback on writing
  2. Grading at scale with rubrics
  3. Keeping feedback personal
  4. Bias and fairness checks
  5. Where AI grading fails
05AI tutors and student support5 topics

Give students guided help between classes.

  1. How AI tutors work
  2. Tutors built on your own materials
  3. Socratic vs answer-giving bots
  4. Monitoring student use
  5. Supporting students who struggle
06Teaching students to use AI well5 topics

Build AI literacy instead of just banning it.

  1. Classroom AI policies that work
  2. Assignments that require thinking
  3. Citing and disclosing AI use
  4. Spotting misinformation
  5. AI and career readiness
07Accessibility and inclusion5 topics

Use AI to reach every learner.

  1. Support for learning differences
  2. Translation for multilingual classrooms
  3. Text-to-speech and speech-to-text
  4. Simplifying complex material
  5. Avoiding bias in AI content
08Admin and communication5 topics

Reclaim time from emails, reports and paperwork.

  1. Parent and student communication
  2. Report card comments
  3. Meeting notes and minutes
  4. Scheduling and planning
  5. Templates you can reuse
09Privacy, safety and ethics5 topics

Protect students and their data.

  1. Student data and consumer AI tools
  2. FERPA, COPPA and India's DPDP Act at a glance
  3. Age limits and parental consent
  4. Safeguarding concerns
  5. Choosing approved tools
10Leading AI in your school5 topics

Bring colleagues along and shape your institution's approach.

  1. Running staff training
  2. Writing a school AI policy
  3. Piloting tools
  4. Measuring impact on learning
  5. A 90-day plan

Outcomes

By the end, you can.

  • 01Plan a week of lessons and materials in an afternoon
  • 02Give faster, rubric-aligned feedback you stand behind
  • 03Set up an AI tutor that guides rather than answers
  • 04Write a classroom AI policy that builds real AI literacy

Tools and techniques you'll use

  • MagicSchool
  • Khanmigo
  • Gradescope
  • NotebookLM
  • Gemini for Education
  • ChatGPT, Claude and Gemini
  • Canva

Who it's forSchool teachers, college faculty, tutors, coaches, instructional designers and school leaders.

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Questions

Good to know.

Can teachers use AI to grade student work?

AI can draft feedback and apply a rubric consistently, but it makes mistakes and can be biased. The course shows how to use it as a first pass while you make the final judgment, and how to protect student data.

Should schools ban AI tools?

Bans are hard to enforce and leave students unprepared. The course covers policies and assignment designs that build AI literacy while protecting learning and integrity.

When does the course open?

The full course is being built now and opens to the waitlist first. Join with your email and we'll tell you as soon as it's ready.

How is the course personalised?

Before the course, a five-minute assessment, by text or by voice with Iris, our AI guide, learns your role, daily work, skills and goals. Your personal playbook then orders these modules for your level and goals and skips what you already know.

What can I do while I wait?

Take the assessment now. You get your personal AI playbook straight away, with the tasks in your work AI can take over, the ones it speeds up, and your learning path.