Teach and train people
156 free AI skills and workflows for this job.
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- Accessible lesson auditor: Paste a lesson plan. Get the barriers it creates for some learners, with fixes ranked by impact.
- Adapt a lesson for different access needs: Share the source files. Get a barrier review, adapted activities and a check of the unchanged learning goal.
- AI answer critique activity builder: Give it a subject. Get a worksheet that has students judge an AI answer on clarity, evidence and fairness.
- AI feedback quality checker: Paste the feedback your tool gives students. Get a check of its timing and wording, plus a better version.
- AI questioning sequence planner: Give it a topic. Get rounds of questions students put to a chatbot, to see if it gives in or truly updates.
- AI-use understanding check planner: Tell it how students use AI on a task. Get checkpoints that show whether they really understand the work.
- Argument writing scaffold maker: Give it a claim or question. Get a fill-in frame using Toulmin, PEEL or CER that helps learners build an argument.
- Assessment fit and fairness checker: Paste a quiz or task and its goals. Get a check that it tests the right things and marks fairly.
- Assignment AI-use boundary mapper: Give it an assignment. Get which parts AI can help with and which parts it would ruin, plus a clear rule.
- Backwards unit planner: Give it your standards. Get a unit planned from the end result, then the proof of learning, then the activities.
- Build a community project with clear learning: Share the source files. Get a project brief, learning sequence and evidence collection plan.
- Build a lesson from explanation to practice and a quiz: Give it the topic and learners. Get a lesson plan, worked examples, a practice set and a quiz.
- Build a practical manager training session: Share the source files. Get a session plan, practice activity and evidence of learning to collect.
- Character and habits assessment planner: Name a trait like curiosity. Get a plan to gather evidence from several people. Not medical advice.
- Check a lesson before teaching it: Share the source files. Get a lesson review, revised sequence and short checks of understanding.
- Check who wrote it lesson builder: Give it a history source. Get a lesson series that teaches learners to ask who wrote it, when and why.
- Check-for-understanding question writer: Give it a lesson point. Get a quick question that shows who understands and who needs more help.
- Child-led project planner: Describe what young children keep asking about. Get a project plan that follows their interests into deeper inquiry.
- Choice work block planner: Describe your time block. Get a plan for a long stretch of independent, choice-based work.
- Class discussion format picker: Give it your topic and group. Get the discussion format that fits, with steps to run it.
- Classroom action research planner: Give it a question about your teaching. Get a plan to collect evidence and act on what you find.
- Classroom belonging planner: Describe a class dynamic like cliques or new students. Get actions that help everyone feel part of the group.
- Classroom layout redesigner: Describe your room. Get a layout and materials plan that helps learners work on their own with calm moves between tasks.
- Classroom nature layout planner: Describe your room and what feels off. Get layout, light and plant ideas for a calmer room. Not medical advice.
- Classroom tech fit checker: Give it a tool or AI app and a subject. Get a check of how well it fits your teaching, with changes.
- Close reading lesson builder for history: Give it a history source. Get a lesson series that teaches learners to read word choice, tone and bias.
- Community project unit planner: Name a community need. Get a project plan where students help and also meet your curriculum goals.
- Compare history sources lesson builder: Give it two or more accounts. Get a lesson series that teaches learners to find agreement, conflict and gaps.
- Competency framework translator: Give it a framework like DigComp or ISTE. Get classroom activities that teach each skill in it.
- Concrete to abstract maths lesson planner: Name a maths idea. Get lessons from hands-on objects to pictures to symbols, as in the Singapore method.
- Confidence check coach: Rate how sure you are before and after you try something. See where you guess too high or too low.
- Confidence-building task ladder: Give it a skill students avoid. Get a ladder of small wins that builds confidence. Not medical advice.
- Confusing concept contrast task designer: Name two ideas your learners mix up. Get a task of contrasting examples that shows what sets them apart.
- Control and influence circles map: Give it a big problem. Get what students control, can influence or only care about, so they act where it counts.
- Course reading list builder: Give it a course syllabus. Get a Word reading list of recent peer-reviewed papers for each section. Needs a paid Consensus account.
- Course scope and sequence planner: Describe your course or year. Get what to teach and in what order, so each year builds on the last.
- Critical thinking task writer: Name a subject and a skill. Get a task where learners weigh evidence, spot bias or test an argument.
- Cross-subject project mapper: Name a real-world problem. Get which subjects connect to it and what each one can teach.
- Cultural bias lesson checker: Paste a lesson or task. Get a check for cultural bias and hidden assumptions, with ways to adapt it for your learners.
- Culturally responsive lesson rewriter: Paste a lesson and describe your learners. Get a rewrite that draws on their backgrounds, communities and lived experience.
- Curriculum coverage checker: Give it your curriculum and a list of requirements. Get a table showing what is covered, what is missing and a CSV.
- Direct teaching lesson builder: Give it a skill. Get a lesson that moves from you showing it, to practice together, to practice alone.
- Emotional skills lesson sequence: Give it your class and goal. Get lessons on naming and handling feelings. Not medical or clinical advice.
- English learner task support planner: Give it a task. Get a version with language help added that keeps the thinking just as hard.
- Event-to-pattern iceberg builder: Give it a current event. Get the patterns, structures and beliefs under it, laid out as an iceberg.
- Example to solo practice planner: Describe where students can follow examples but not solve alone. Get a path from examples to independent problems.
- Explain-it-first tutor: Explain an idea in your own words first. Your AI then builds on what you said, not a stock lesson.
- Field trip learning cycle planner: Describe a trip, simulation or practical. Get the before, during and after steps that turn it into lasting learning.
- Flawed example writer: Name a common student mistake. Get examples with that mistake built in, so students practise spotting it.
- Follow-up question writer: Give it what a student just said. Get follow-up moves that push their thinking further.
- Get a stuck learner moving again: Give it the learner's work. Get a diagnosis, one-step hints, a task ladder and a study plan.
- Group knowledge-building task designer: Give it a topic. Get a group task where learners build knowledge together and share responsibility for the result.
- Group work task planner: Tell it where group work goes wrong. Get a task with roles and prompts that share the work.
- Hard topic teaching guide: Name a topic you find hard to teach. Get common learner mistakes and the examples that clear them up.
- Help learners spot weak online evidence: Share the source files. Get a source-checking activity, discussion prompts and an assessment task.
- Hidden belief mapper: Give it a topic or system. Get the beliefs, stories and values that shape it, each checked against evidence.
- Historical context lesson builder: Give it a source and its period. Get a lesson series that teaches learners to use the time and place as evidence.
- History inquiry question checker: Paste your main history question. Get a verdict on whether it drives real inquiry, with sharper rewrites.
- History source set picker: Give it a history question. Get a chosen, ordered set of sources that pull in different directions.
- History source simplifier: Paste a primary source and the learners' age. Get a shorter, simpler version that keeps what they need to analyse.
- History think-aloud script writer: Give it a source. Get a script for talking through your thinking so learners see how a historian reads.
- History thinking quiz designer: Say which history skills you teach. Get short checks that show how your learners source, read, place and compare evidence.
- If-then habit plan writer: Give it a goal a student struggles to follow through on. Get if-then plans and a simple obstacle plan.
- Intervention impact planner: Give it a systems analysis and ideas for action. Get each ranked by impact, with side effects and better options.
- Know, understand, do sorter: Paste your unit content. Get it sorted into what students know, understand and do, with the matching test types.
- Learning documentation planner: Describe a class activity. Get a way to record children's learning, share it with families and plan next steps.
- Learning options designer: Give it a learning goal. Get specific ways to engage learners, present content and let them show what they know.
- Lesson adapter for language learners: Paste your lesson plan. Get a version that supports students learning English in reading, writing, speaking and listening.
- Lesson barrier spotter: Paste a lesson and describe your class. Get likely barriers and which ones design can fix. It does not diagnose anyone.
- Lesson observation form builder: Give it what you want to learn from a visit. Get look-fors and a way to record evidence.
- Lesson opener planner: Paste today's topic and last lesson. Get a five-minute opener that brings back what learners know.
- Lesson plan with wellbeing built in: Give it a topic and goals. Get a lesson that teaches the content and builds student wellbeing. Not medical advice.
- Lesson starter writer: Give it today's topic and last lesson. Get a starter that brings back what students know and links to the new content.
- Lesson study cycle planner: Give it a teaching question. Get a full lesson study plan, from shared planning to the research lesson.
- Lesson understanding check planner: Give it your lesson stages. Get a check for each stage, so you know who has it before moving on.
- Local nature inquiry cycle planner: Name a local habitat. Get an inquiry cycle for young learners that links place, nature and community.
- Local nature inquiry unit planner: Name a nearby garden, pond or hedge. Get a unit that teaches your science or geography goals through it.
- Local place lesson planner: Name a place near your learners. Get lessons that tie your content to that place, its community and its heritage.
- Low-motivation task redesigner: Give it a task students resist. Get why it drains motivation and a redesign built on choice, success and connection.
- Mark student work against a rubric and sharpen your feedback: Give it a learning goal and student work. Get a rubric, the gaps, the causes and checked feedback.
- Marking rubric writer: Describe the task and its goal. Get a rubric with clear descriptions for each level of work.
- Media literacy lesson builder: Give it an ad, news item or post. Get a lesson that helps learners see persuasion, bias and who is shown.
- Mixed practice unit planner: Paste a topic order. Get a plan that mixes related topics through the unit for stronger recall.
- Mixed-age group task designer: Describe the age groups. Get a shared task where older and younger learners both gain.
- Monthly course content review: Give it your course lessons each month. Get stale or hard-to-follow lessons found, each fixed with an example, opener and quiz.
- Online source checking lesson builder: Describe your learners. Get a lesson that teaches them to check websites and posts by reading across other sources.
- Online worked example builder: Give it a skill. Get step-by-step worked examples for online lessons, with help that fades as students learn.
- Outdoor lesson sequence planner: Describe your outdoor space and goals. Get a run of outdoor lessons that cover your curriculum.
- Overloaded lesson checker: Paste a task or handout. Get the places that overload learners, with changes that lighten it.
- Perspective-taking activity builder: Give it a topic in history, social science or literature. Get an activity that builds real understanding of other views.
- Plan a peer feedback session that helps: Share the source files. Get a session guide, feedback prompts and a revision record.
- Plan a unit from its end goal and schedule revision: Give it your standards. Get a unit planned backwards, practice mixed through it and a revision calendar.
- Practice problem set writer: Give it a skill. Get practice problems that rise in difficulty and vary just enough, for worksheets or homework.
- Prepare feedback students can act on: Share the source files. Get criterion-linked feedback, a revision task and a teacher review list.
- Primary source history lesson planner: Give it a topic and sources. Get a full lesson where learners investigate a historical question from documents.
- Project-based unit brief writer: Give it a topic. Get a project brief with a driving question, milestones and marking criteria.
- Prompt quality lesson planner: Give it a task. Get lessons where students compare vague and clear prompts and see why detail changes the result.
- Quiz and dashboard data reader: Paste your quiz results or LMS numbers. Get what they say and what to do in class next.
- Quiz results and reteaching planner: Give it each quiz's results. Get what to reteach and how, then a check next quiz on whether it worked.
- Reading strategy picker for a text: Paste a text. Get the reading strategies that fit its hard parts, in a teaching order.
- Real-world phenomenon unit planner: Name a real event or puzzle. Get a unit plan that uses several subjects to explain it.
- Recall quiz writer: Paste your lesson notes. Get a low-stakes recall quiz at three levels, with answers.
- Recall-first study tutor: Write what you remember and rate your confidence first. Your AI then fills gaps instead of repeating what you know.
- Restorative conversation planner: Describe a conflict between students. Get steps to repair trust and relationships. Not legal or medical advice.
- Retrieval quiz writer: Give it a topic. Get low-stakes recall questions at easy, medium and hard levels for starters or revision.
- Revision schedule planner: List your topics and dates. Get a spaced revision schedule that brings each topic back at the right gaps.
- Self-explanation question writer: Give it a text, example or diagram. Get questions that make students explain the why behind each step.
- Sentence frame writer for language learners: Give it a classroom task. Get sentence starters at several English levels so every student can join in.
- Single-point rubric builder: Give it a learning goal. Get a one-criterion rubric with open columns for evidence, ready for feedback or self-assessment.
- Skill breakdown teaching planner: Paste a skill you know well. Get it broken into teachable steps with the mistake and check for each.
- Skill progression map builder: Name a skill. Get the steps from first prerequisite to mastery, with checks to find where a student is stuck.
- Skill transfer challenge writer: Give it something a learner has mastered. Get near and far challenges that show if it carries to new tasks.
- Socratic question sequence writer: Give it an idea to explore. Get a series of questions that leads learners to work out the answer.
- Spot the AI mistakes activity planner: Give it a subject students know well. Get an activity where they catch what AI gets wrong or leaves out.
- Staff training session planner: Give it a training goal. Get a session plan for teachers that uses adult learning methods.
- Standard to success criteria writer: Paste a broad standard. Get clear, checkable success criteria and the small skills inside it.
- Step-by-step hint tutor: Get help in small steps, from a nudge to a full step. You reflect before each bigger hint.
- Step-by-step hint writer: Give it a problem type. Get hints that reveal help bit by bit without giving away the answer.
- Struggle-first lesson reshaper: Give it a lesson that starts with the explanation. Get a version where students try the problem first.
- Stuck-point diagnosis coach: When you are stuck or wrong, work out why first. Then get help aimed at the real gap.
- Student choice and ownership planner: Give it a task students rely on you for. Get steps that hand over more choice and voice over time.
- Student goal-setting routine builder: Give it a unit or project. Get a routine where students set clear goals and plan to reach them.
- Student mistake analyser: Give it a set of student errors. Get the likely causes and the feedback or teaching that fixes each one.
- Student work criteria review: Paste a piece of student work and the criteria. Get exactly what is missing, why, and what feedback to give.
- Student work marking assistant: Give it each batch of student work. Get every piece marked against one rubric, feedback that names the problem, and class patterns.
- Student-led project planner: Describe a student's project idea. Get a plan with mentor check-ins, links to your curriculum goals and reflection.
- Study session planner and review: Set goals at the start, check your method halfway, and note what changed at the end of a study session.
- Study strategy picker: Give it the material and the goal. Get study methods that fit, with steps for how to use them.
- Subject thinking task writer: Give it a subject topic. Get tasks that build thinking using that subject's own facts and methods.
- Subject writing frame maker: Name a text type, like a lab report. Get a frame that teaches the writing rules of that subject.
- Subject-by-subject AI reliability lesson planner: Name two or more subjects. Get lessons that show where AI is reliable and where it distorts, subject by subject.
- Task adapter for different learners: Give it a task and a learner need. Get the same task adapted, with the learning goal unchanged.
- Task engagement tuner: Describe a dull or stressful class task. Get changes to challenge, goals and feedback that restore focus.
- Task language demand checker: Paste a task or text. Get the words and sentence types that may block students still learning English.
- Task rubric drafter: Describe a task and its goal. Get a rubric with clear wording at each level of work.
- Teach students to check AI answers and set fair rules: Give it the subject and age group. Get lessons on AI reliability, a spot-the-mistake activity and assignment rules.
- Teach-back practice partner: Teach an idea to your AI, which plays a curious beginner. Get the gaps shown by its honest questions.
- Teaching coach conversation guide: Give it a teaching focus. Get questions, a conversation flow and follow-up actions for a coaching session.
- Teaching reflection prompt writer: Give it a lesson or a challenge. Get questions that help you reflect on it and decide what to change.
- Text difficulty checker: Paste a text. Get its difficulty by length, meaning and reader task, with support ideas for struggling readers.
- Think-aloud script writer: Give it a task. Get a script of what you say out loud to show students how an expert thinks it through.
- Thinking-about-thinking prompt set: Give it a task. Get prompts for planning, checking and reviewing work that students can use alone.
- Three-step hands-on vocabulary lesson planner: Name the concept. Get a lesson that shows it, names it and checks it, using real objects.
- Timed practice session planner: Paste the skill, the group and the time. Get a session planned minute by minute with one thing to fix.
- Training handout writer: Paste your session notes or slides. Get a one-page handout people can use at their desk a month later.
- Try-first problem tutor: Try a hard problem two ways before any teaching. Your AI then builds the lesson from your attempts.
- Turn a worked example into independent practice: Share the source files. Get a staged practice sequence and a short understanding check.
- Tutor chat script writer: Give it a topic and where students get stuck. Get a back-and-forth tutoring script with replies for each difficulty.
- Understanding check picker: Describe the lesson moment and age group. Get the best quick check to use and how to run it.
- Vocabulary tier sorter: Paste a text or topic. Get its words sorted into everyday, school and subject words, with what to teach first.
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