Know which tool to use and when.
Teaching reimagined with AI.
Your workshop, your tools, your next step. Learn how to plan smarter, teach creatively and lead confidently with AI.


Better teaching begins with better tools.
Designed for educators and students who want practical, responsible AI skills. Explore lesson planning, classroom resources, assessments, research and academic leadership using guided examples.
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Everything you need after the workshop
A practical, organized resource designed for busy educators.
Follow simple, repeatable workflows.
Copy, personalize and put them to work.
Turn learning into a sustainable habit.
From AI curiosity to confident classroom practice.
This workshop is designed around real educator workflows—not a catalogue of AI tools. Each session connects a practical teaching challenge to a repeatable method and a tangible outcome.
Prepare with purpose
Translate curriculum expectations into measurable learning outcomes, structured lesson plans, differentiated activities and accessible teaching resources.

Design engaging experiences
Develop examples, visual explanations, knowledge checks and age-appropriate activities. Use AI as a draft partner while maintaining teacher judgement.

Evaluate and improve
Review generated content for accuracy, curriculum fit, bias, privacy and accessibility. Build a reusable workflow rather than starting from scratch each week.

What participants will be able to do
Build a personal AI teaching workflow, write structured prompts, adapt material for different learning needs and evaluate AI-generated content responsibly.
01 Create an organised AI workspace for a subject or grade.
02 Draft and refine a lesson with measurable outcomes.
03 Generate an assessment and check its quality.
04 Use evidence and source material more confidently.
05 Apply privacy, accuracy and safeguarding checks.
Templates, examples and guided practice.
After sharing workshop feedback, download the illustrated Lumio handbook with structured prompt templates, classroom examples, tool-selection guidance and a seven-day action plan.
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Welcome to your AI teaching companion

Teaching is more than delivering lessons. You plan, create resources, assess learning, communicate and support students. AI can help with repetitive tasks, leaving more time for thoughtful teaching.
Move from asking occasional AI questions to building an organized, reliable teaching workflow: Plan → Create → Verify → Teach → Reflect → Improve.
Meet your AI toolkit
You don't need to master every platform. Start with the ones that solve your biggest everyday challenges.
Tool features, access and pricing can change. TeachYai is awaiting confirmation of the exact official platform URL.
ChatGPT: Your organized teaching workspace


Create one Project per grade, subject and academic year, such as Science | Grade 6 | 2026–27. Use it to keep reusable instructions, approved references and clearly named conversations together.
Sign in at chatgpt.com ↗.
Create a Project from the Projects area, if available on your account.
Name it clearly using subject, grade and year.
Add instructions covering curriculum, learner age and output expectations.
Upload approved references such as syllabus extracts and teaching templates.
Use named chats for chapters, assessments, revision and presentations.
You are my Grade 6 Science teaching assistant for an Indian school. Follow the syllabus and approved references I provide. Prepare accurate, age-appropriate lessons, activities, differentiation and assessments. Ask for missing information. Do not invent textbook references or school dates. I will review all outputs before classroom use.
Gemini: Explain, explore, engage


Use Gemini ↗ to brainstorm alternative explanations, stories, everyday examples, classroom activities and quick checks for understanding.
Explain evaporation to Grade 6 students using a familiar everyday example. Suggest one safe classroom activity, three discussion questions and a five-minute assessment. Keep the explanation scientifically accurate.
Compare the result with the prescribed syllabus. Keep the examples familiar and check the scientific facts.
MagicSchool & TeachYai: Create classroom resources

MagicSchool ↗ offers education-focused workflows for lesson plans, worksheets, quizzes, rubrics, differentiation and communication. The exact TeachYai product will be added after verification.
Objectives, timing and activities
Practice at multiple levels
MCQs, short answers, rubrics
Support different learning needs
Using an approved syllabus topic such as separation of mixtures, create a 40-minute lesson, ten-question worksheet, five MCQs, two differentiated activities and an answer key. Review accuracy, timing and suitability before using.
NotebookLM: Learn from trusted sources


NotebookLM ↗ helps explore documents and supported sources you provide. Use it to prepare summaries, questions and study materials, then check its citations against the original source.
Create a new notebook.
Add an approved source.
Ask for key concepts and misconceptions.
Open and verify source citations.
Explore available study resources or Audio Overviews and review before sharing.
Using only the sources in this notebook, identify the five most important concepts in this chapter, three common misconceptions and eight oral revision questions. Include citations to supporting passages.
FlintK12: Guide student thinking

FlintK12 ↗ supports teacher-configured AI learning experiences. Design activities that encourage reasoning rather than simply revealing answers.
Guide Grade 6 students through choosing methods for separating mixtures. Ask one question at a time. Encourage explanations before giving answers. Offer age-appropriate hints, then conclude with a short understanding check.
Preview every activity. Confirm school permissions, student age suitability, supervision and privacy before use.
Three more tools worth knowing
Claude · Writing and clarity
Refine professional circulars, explanations and long documents.
Explore Claude ↗Perplexity · Research with sources
Explore research, source links and recent developments. Always verify the underlying references.
Explore Perplexity ↗Google Lens · Visual discovery
Use an image or camera to search, extract printed text or translate. Check visual identifications.
Explore Google Lens ↗Your copy-ready prompt library
Choose a prompt, replace the [bracketed details] and use it in an approved AI platform. Review the output before classroom use.
AI for principals & academic coordinators


AI can support academic planning, supportive classroom observation, staff development and clear school communication. Professional decisions remain human-led.
Term plans and review agendas
Clear, supportive rubrics
Mentoring and action plans
Moderation and review templates
Act as an academic coordinator in an Indian school. Create a supportive four-level classroom observation rubric covering lesson preparation, explanation clarity, engagement, differentiation and formative assessment. Add a constructive feedback template and a four-week teacher development plan. Do not invent teacher performance data.
Responsible AI is good teaching
Use AI with curiosity, care and professional judgment. AI can sound confident even when it is wrong.
Do not upload identifiable student records, medical details, confidential staff evaluations or private school documents into unapproved services. Use fictional or anonymized examples during training.
Your next 7 days with AI
Build confidence through small, useful actions.
Choose one pilot: department planning, an observation rubric, a development template or responsible AI guidelines. Review it with your team before expanding.
Great teachers shape the future. AI can help them do it with greater confidence.
Keep experimenting. Keep questioning. Keep learning.
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