How to plan a lesson with ChatGPT
ChatGPT can draft a lesson in a minute. It is usable only if you give it the class, the time, where you left off, and what you will not do. Copy this prompt.
Practical advice and insights to help you teach smarter.
ChatGPT can draft a lesson in a minute. It is usable only if you give it the class, the time, where you left off, and what you will not do. Copy this prompt.
Connect ChatGPT or Claude to GapFiller and work from lessons you already wrote. Classes and plans stay put, so you stop retyping the context.
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