Free AI lesson plan, lesson 9 of 10
Practical Tools and Uses
Essential question
How can students use AI ethically in the classroom? Where do students and teachers draw the line?
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Lesson objectives
By the end of this lesson, students will:
- Learn a set of six (6) tips and tricks on how to prompt AI to maximize educational retention, and avoid cognitive offload
- Analyze the positive impacts of incorporating these study strategies into an academic routine
Key vocabulary
- Active Recall
- Cognitive Offload
- Prompting
- Feynman Technique
Lesson flow
- Lecture8-10 minutes
Exit ticket questions
What students answer at the end of the lesson. Answer choices are on the worksheet, answers in the teacher guide.
- What is the purpose of the “Teach it Back” strategy?
- Why should you verify AI’s responses?
- Why shouldn’t AI be your only reviewer?
- What is the Feynman Technique?
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