Teacher Toolkit

Through the development of a catalogue of AI tools, we can provide narrow, targeted and useful tools to teachers. Creating a toolkit has potential advantages including:

It can grow over time, with enhancements to tools

Narrow focus which reduces AI risk

Easily communicated value, easy to understand the purpose and use

Tools

Tools

Name

Description

Lesson Planner

AI-powered assistant that creates detailed lesson plans, suggesting activities, resources, and pacing based on learning objectives and student data.

Quiz Builder

Tool for rapidly generating customised quizzes with a mix of question types, difficulty levels, and automatic marking capabilities.

Differentiator

System that automatically adapts content difficulty, presentation, and support for individual students, including those with SEND, based on their performance and specific needs.

Participation Tracker

Real-time monitor of student contributions in discussions and group work, providing insights on engagement levels.

Concept Web

Interactive tool for creating and displaying visual maps of subject concepts, showing relationships and hierarchies within topics.

Group Formation Tool

Algorithm-based system for creating balanced student groups for collaborative activities, considering factors like skill level and personality.

Curriculum Mapper

Visual tool for aligning lesson content with curriculum standards, identifying gaps and suggesting resources to fill them.

Math Solver

Step-by-step problem-solving tool for mathematics, capable of generating practice problems, providing detailed solutions, and adapting difficulty based on student performance.

Dyslexia Support Tool

Specialised tool that offers real-time text-to-speech, adjustable fonts for improved readability, and customisable colour overlays to assist students with dyslexia in reading and comprehension tasks.

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