Discover practical AI tools and strategies to enhance teaching, support all learners, and save time
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A Chrome extension designed to save teachers time with AI-powered features.
UK-focused AI platform specifically designed for education with safeguarding features.
AI-powered differentiation tool that adapts resources to meet diverse learner needs.
AI-powered note-taking and research assistant that helps organize and synthesize information.
Use AI to create inclusive, accessible learning materials that meet individual needs
"Rewrite this passage about the water cycle for a Year 7 student with dyslexia. Use simple sentences, dyslexia-friendly formatting, and add visual descriptions where helpful."
"Adapt this GCSE History exam question for a student with processing difficulties. Simplify the language, add a word bank, and include sentence starters."
"Create a step-by-step visual guide for a science experiment on plant growth for a Year 5 student with ADHD. Include time estimates for each step and attention-grabbing visuals."
"Convert this geography worksheet into a symbol-supported version for a non-verbal student using Makaton or similar communication symbols."
Quickly create engaging, curriculum-aligned cover lessons with minimal preparation time
"Create a 50-minute cover lesson for Year 8 Science on [TOPIC]. Include: 1) A 10-minute starter activity, 2) A reading comprehension with questions, 3) A hands-on activity or worksheet, 4) A 5-minute plenary, 5) Answer key. Make it engaging but manageable for a non-specialist cover teacher."
"Design a 60-minute Year 10 English cover lesson on creative writing. Include: 1) A hook/stimulus (image or quote), 2) Writing prompts at different difficulty levels, 3) Success criteria, 4) Peer review activity, 5) Extension tasks for early finishers. Provide model examples."
"Generate a 50-minute Year 7 Maths cover lesson on [TOPIC]. Include: 1) Recap questions to review prior learning, 2) Worked examples, 3) Practice problems at three difficulty levels, 4) Real-world application questions, 5) Challenge problems, 6) Full solutions. Self-marking where possible."
"Create a 50-minute Year 9 Geography/History cover lesson on [TOPIC]. Include: 1) An engaging article or source, 2) Comprehension questions, 3) A map/diagram activity, 4) Discussion questions, 5) A creative task (poster, timeline, etc.), 6) Success criteria and example."
"I need an emergency cover lesson for [SUBJECT], [YEAR GROUP]. The lesson should: 1) Be completely self-contained with no resources needed beyond paper/pens, 2) Keep students engaged and on-task, 3) Relate to the curriculum, 4) Be suitable for a non-specialist teacher to deliver, 5) Include clear instructions and an answer key. Duration: [TIME]."
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More AI tools, strategies, and resources to enhance your teaching practice
General-purpose AI assistants for lesson planning, differentiation, and resource creation. Great for brainstorming and drafting.
General PurposeAI-powered design tool for creating visually appealing worksheets, posters, and presentations.
DesignAutomatically generates flashcards, practice tests, and study materials from your content.
AssessmentEducation-specific AI with pre-built templates for lesson plans, assessments, and feedback.
Teaching ResourcesSuite of 60+ AI tools designed specifically for teachers, including assignment generators and IEP helpers.
Teacher ToolsCreates interactive slide decks with embedded polls, quizzes, and discussion prompts.
Interactive LessonsCreate multiple weeks of resources in one session. For example, generate all your quiz questions for a unit at once.
Build a personal library of effective prompts you can reuse and adapt for different topics.
Work with department colleagues to share AI-generated resources and best practices.
Start with an AI draft, then refine it based on your specific class needs and teaching style.
Involve students in using AI tools to create study guides, revision materials, or peer-teaching resources.
Invest time in understanding how AI works, its limitations, and emerging best practices in education.
UK Gov AI Framework →Connect with other educators on Twitter, Reddit, or Facebook groups focused on AI in education.
Try one new AI tool each month and reflect on its impact on your teaching and student learning.
Lead a staff meeting or INSET session on AI tools you've found effective.
Have AI write diary entries or letters from the perspective of literary characters for analysis.
Create contextual problems using student interests (sports, gaming, etc.) to boost engagement.
Generate personalized feedback on student lab reports, highlighting strengths and areas for improvement.
Create simulated interviews with historical figures based on primary sources.
Use AI chatbots for students to practice conversational skills in the target language.
Create detailed, up-to-date case studies for geographical topics and processes.
Use AI to generate individual feedback comments, then personalize with specific examples from student work.
Quickly create clear success criteria and rubrics for assignments.
Generate example answers at different grade levels to show students what success looks like.
Create structured peer assessment frameworks with specific things students should look for.
Create clear, jargon-free explanations of topics for parents supporting learning at home.
Draft class newsletters or subject updates efficiently.
Translate key documents for EAL families (always have translated by a human for accuracy).
Create guides showing parents how to support their child with specific topics.
Use AI to save time, but protect your planning time. Don't let it extend your working hours.
Use saved time for high-impact activities like student relationships, targeted interventions, and professional development.
AI drafts don't need to be perfect—"good enough" resources can be effective, especially for routine tasks.
Periodically assess: "Is AI actually saving me time and improving my teaching?" Adjust accordingly.