Prompts for Teachers

A teacher's week is a standard that has to become a lesson by Tuesday, a room where the reading range is four years wide, a stack of marking that has to teach and not just score, a behaviour pattern that is getting worse, two parents who need a message today, and the paperwork underneath all of it. This is a library of 24 prompts for that work: lesson and unit planning, differentiation, assessment and feedback, behaviour and the classroom, talking with parents, and the administrative load.

Each prompt tells the model what angle to take, what to work from, what structure to return and the one constraint that separates a professional answer from a generic one. They are built for the parts that actually go wrong: turning a standard into objectives you can see a student meet, writing one task at three levels that all assess the same thing, feedback that names a single improvement instead of every error, reading a class test result to decide what to reteach on Monday, a message home about behaviour that keeps the parent on your side, and the record you need before you escalate a concern. Every prompt has a when to use line and a line on how to judge the answer, and the file ends with chains that run these prompts end to end.

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