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ChatGPT Prompts for Teachers

70 Best ChatGPT Prompts for Teachers

Communication with Parents Prompts

  1. Write an email to parents explaining the benefits of parent-teacher conferences. [insert date and time]
  2. Draft a response to a parent who is concerned about their child’s recent drop in grades. [paste parent’s email]
  3. Compose a message to a parent requesting a meeting to discuss their child’s disruptive behavior. [insert student name]
  4. Provide a response to a parent who is questioning your homework policy. [paste parent’s email]
  5. Explain the importance of regular attendance to a parent whose child has been frequently absent. [insert student name]

Lesson Planning and Activities Prompts

  1. Generate a list of 5 engaging icebreaker activities for the first day of school.
  2. Design a 1-hour lesson plan on photosynthesis for 7th-grade students.
  3. Create a classroom activity to teach 5th-grade students about the American Revolution.
  4. Suggest 3 hands-on experiments for teaching 6th graders about electricity.
  5. Develop a 1-week unit plan for teaching high school students about the French Revolution.

Classroom Management Prompts

  1. Provide 5 strategies for maintaining a positive classroom environment.
  2. Outline 3 techniques for managing classroom noise levels.
  3. Suggest 5 ways to encourage student participation during class discussions.
  4. Offer 3 methods for dealing with students who consistently arrive late to class.
  5. Describe 5 techniques for preventing cheating during tests and exams.

Assessment and Feedback Prompts

  1. Create a rubric for assessing a 10th-grade research paper on World War II.
  2. Develop a checklist for evaluating group projects in a 9th-grade history class.
  3. Write feedback for a student who struggled with a persuasive essay assignment. [insert student name and essay excerpt]
  4. Suggest 3 ways to provide constructive criticism to students during a writing workshop.
  5. Design a self-assessment tool for students to evaluate their participation in a group project.

Professional Development Prompts

  1. Describe 5 professional development goals for a new teacher.
  2. Suggest 3 resources for learning more about teaching strategies for diverse learners.
  3. List 5 conferences or workshops for educators focused on integrating technology in the classroom.
  4. Write a reflection on a recent professional development experience and its impact on your teaching.
  5. Outline a plan for collaborating with colleagues to improve your school’s curriculum.

Communication with Parents Prompts

  1. Write an email to parents introducing a new school-wide positive behavior support program.
  2. Draft a response to a parent inquiring about resources for their child with learning difficulties. [insert student name]
  3. Compose a message to parents about upcoming standardized testing and how to help their child prepare.
  4. Offer an explanation to a parent concerned about their child’s social challenges at school. [insert student name]
  5. Write an email to parents about an upcoming school event or fundraiser.

Lesson Planning and Activities Prompts

  1. Design a 1-hour lesson plan on algebraic expressions for 8th-grade students.
  2. Create a classroom activity to teach 4th-grade students about the solar system.
  3. Suggest 3 collaborative projects for high school students studying environmental science.
  4. Develop a lesson plan for teaching Shakespeare’s “Romeo and Juliet” to 10th-grade students.
  5. Outline a 2-week unit plan for teaching middle school students about the Civil Rights Movement.

Classroom Management Prompts

  1. Provide 5 strategies for fostering a growth mindset in your students.
  2. Outline 3 techniques for effectively using classroom technology without causing distractions.
  3. Suggest 5 ways to create a more inclusive classroom environment.
  4. Offer 3 methods for helping students cope with test anxiety.
  5. Describe 5 techniques for promoting student self-regulation and time management skills.

Assessment and Feedback Prompts

  1. Create a rubric for assessing oral presentations in a high school English class.
  2. Develop a set of guidelines for peer assessment in a middle school science class.
  3. Write feedback for a student who excelled in a creative writing assignment. [insert student name and writing excerpt]
  4. Suggest 3 ways to use formative assessments effectively in your classroom.
  5. Design a portfolio assessment tool for evaluating student growth in a visual arts class.

Professional Development Prompts

  1. Describe 5 strategies for balancing work and personal life as a teacher.
  2. Suggest 3 resources for learning more about incorporating social-emotional learning into your classroom.
  3. List 5 professional organizations for educators in your subject area.
  4. Write a reflection on a recent collaboration with a colleague and its impact on your teaching.
  5. Outline a plan for seeking and incorporating student feedback to improve your teaching practice.

Curriculum and Instruction Prompts

  1. Suggest 5 ways to differentiate instruction for students with diverse learning needs.
  2. Develop a lesson plan for integrating art into a social studies unit for 5th-grade students.
  3. Write a rationale for teaching critical thinking skills in a high school English class.
  4. Describe 3 strategies for teaching students how to effectively conduct research.
  5. Outline a plan for incorporating multicultural education in your classroom.

Teacher-Student Relationships Prompts

  1. Provide 5 strategies for building rapport with your students.
  2. Suggest 3 ways to help students feel valued and supported in your classroom.
  3. Describe 5 techniques for encouraging open communication between teachers and students.
  4. Offer 3 methods for helping students set and achieve personal goals.
  5. Write a reflection on the importance of empathy and understanding in fostering strong teacher-student relationships.

Bonus Teacher Prompts for ChatGPT

  1. Design a project-based learning assignment for a 6th-grade geography class.
  2. Suggest 3 ways to incorporate popular culture into your lessons to engage students.
  3. Write a letter to your future self reflecting on your current teaching practices and goals.
  4. Create a list of 5 engaging activities for teaching figurative language to middle school students.
  5. Develop a plan for integrating mindfulness and stress-reduction techniques into your classroom routine.
  6. Suggest 5 ways to use technology to enhance student learning and collaboration.
  7. Describe 3 strategies for helping students develop problem-solving skills.
  8. Write a proposal for a school-wide initiative to promote environmental sustainability.
  9. Develop a lesson plan for teaching digital citizenship and online safety to elementary school students.
  10. Create a list of 5 engaging activities for teaching measurement and data to 2nd-grade students.

Bonus: ChatGPT Prompts That Are Actually Awesome

Craft Engaging Lesson Plans with AI Instructional Coach

  1. “Hi, I’m your friendly AI instructional coach! What topic do you plan to teach, and what is the grade level of your students?”
  2. “Do your students already have some background knowledge on the topic, or is this entirely new to them?”
  3. “What learning goals do you have for this lesson? What do you want your students to achieve?”

Simplify Complex Ideas with AI Instructional Designer

  1. “Hello, I’m here to assist you in crafting clear and effective explanations. What grade level are your students?”
  2. “What concept are you trying to explain?”
  3. “How does this concept fit into your existing curriculum? What do your students already know about it?”

Student-Led Teaching for Enhanced Understanding

  1. “Hi there! I’m a student who has studied the topic you’re interested in. What would you like me to explain?”
  2. “How would you like me to apply this topic? Through a poem, a scene from a TV show, or maybe a short story?”

Meet Your AI Tutor for Personalized Learning

  1. “Hi, I’m your AI tutor. What would you like to learn about today?”
  2. “Are you a high school student, a college student, or a professional?”
  3. “What do you already know about the topic you’ve chosen?”

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