The role track for teachers and educators who've done AI Foundations. Hand the preparation mountain to ChatGPT, Claude, Copilot and Gemini — lesson plans, differentiation, resources, feedback, reports and parent comms — while pedagogy, accuracy and duty of care stay firmly yours. Includes teaching WITH AI: academic integrity, AI-aware assessment, and AI-literacy lessons for your students. Nova grades your prompts on real classroom scenarios. Three weeks, hands-on, no code.
AI Foundations — optional basics (free)
Week 0 · 20 lessons
Beyond the chatbox: what AI assistants really are
How the model "thinks" — and why it changes how you ask
The capability map: what AI does brilliantly
The limits: hallucination, freshness, and what never to trust it with
Your first real win: turn a 30-minute task into 3
Context is everything: give it what it needs to know
Give it a role and a goal
Week 1 — The Teacher's AI Toolkit
Week 1 · 5 lessons
Your unfair advantage: the teacher's brief
Lesson planning: from outcome to ready-to-teach
Differentiation: one lesson, every learner
Explaining anything: analogies, examples, misconceptions
The limits: accuracy, bias, and student data
Week 2 — The Production Line
Week 2 · 5 lessons
Resources: worksheets, quizzes, and model answers
Assessment: rubrics, feedback at scale, marking support
Parent and school comms: reports, emails, newsletters
Admin: the paperwork machine
Your subject, deeper: subject-specific power moves
Week 3 — The Modern Classroom
Week 3 · 5 lessons
Students use AI too: integrity and AI-aware assessment
Teach AI literacy: lessons about AI for your students
Your teaching prompt library
Guardrails: privacy, judgment, and school policy
Milestone: the teaching pack (graded)
Week 4 — The Teaching Automation Layer
Week 4 · 3 lessons
Prompt chains: scheme of work to assessment, one link at a time
Templates and macros: the recurring load, built once
Practical: build your reusable planning chain and its verification gate
Week 5 — Your Classroom AI Assistant
Week 5 · 3 lessons
Building your own classroom AI assistant
Testing it before it touches your teaching
Practical: ship a tested teaching assistant
Week 6 — Capstone: The Teacher's AI Operating System
Week 6 · 3 lessons
Auditing your teaching week: where the hours actually go
Running it as a documented system your department can share
Capstone: deliver the teacher's AI operating system (graded)
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Capstone: The Teaching AI Operating System
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Constraints and format: define what "good" looks like
Show, don't tell: examples and templates
Iterate like a pro: steer, don't restart
Documents and reports: summarise, extract, and draft better
Spreadsheets and data: Excel formulas, analysis, and charts
Presentations: from blank page to a solid deck
Long, messy input: transcripts, threads, notes, and screenshots
ChatGPT, Claude, Copilot, Gemini: which to reach for, and when
Make smarter decisions: AI as your thinking partner
Chaining steps: multi-part tasks done reliably
Your prompt library: reusable templates that save hours
Staying safe: privacy, accuracy, and company data
Capstone: do a real task end-to-end (graded) → your certificate