Build successful lesson plans using AI

By Colin McGill2024-02-12T05:00:00

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Discover how AI can empower you to become a better teacher

AI is dividing opinion. Some educators see it as a helping hand which makes them more time rich; others think it downgrades their skills and question how it can be used appropriately. Like any other student new to education, teachers have to be prepared to check its work for accuracy. Explore a chemistry teacher’s dialogue with ChatGPT to find out how you can enhance your lesson planning skills.

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