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Add posts for all of the ways that you have been using ChatGPT so far. Try to be specific.

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Add examples of the products you were able to get from ChatGPT if possible.

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Do you tend to use ChatGPT for personal use or work use more often?

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Do you feel that you still need support with using ChatGPT?

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In preparation of state testing, I used AI (primarily Gemini and other AIs, not ChatGPT) to develop study guides and checklists.

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I've used it to create performance tasks for state testing. text reconstruction articles and questions for ELs, ideas for writing prompts, etc.

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SPSA Needs Assessment - add in data, activities, etc.

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SPSA Needs Assessment - add in data, activities, etc.

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I've tried using it to sort data for classroom numbers per grade level across the district as we are working on expanding the district arts program in elementary instruction. It was handy to upload an Excel spreadsheet and input my query, but would be nice to be able to connect to the Google Drive.

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Gemini has a new "Deep Research" tool that delves into the far reaches of the internet and composes a cited-and-sourced research paper on any topics. It's especially useful because you can also have it compose (or rewrite) the paper at any independent reading level. You can have it highlight and define any new or unfamiliar vocabulary words, as well as expand on (or omit) any topics you don't want covered. You can also have it create questions for the students to answer based on the paper. It's wildly useful to extend lessons for students who are exceptional or who want to learn about things outside the scope of your instruction.

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I use ChatGPT regularly to produce nonfiction passages or Readers Theater scripts that highlight a specific spelling pattern and/or sight words.

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Creating fluency passages for different grade levels and lexile levels. Creating presentations from docs and other presentations.

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For virtual field trip options centered around The American Revolution. I also used it to make a lesson around The American Revolution using historical documents in sequential order. https://docs.google.com/document/d/12nwwnmzXbtaIujXtoAIR2z48_slKTjMUNP2hRqF_CbI/edit?usp=sharing

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Lesson planning: merging content areas for interactive lessons

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I used Brisk when we were doing a novel study on Percy Jackson. I pulled up websites that had Greek Myths, and changed the reading levels to meet the needs of the students. I also have used it to create a quiz from a video on YouTube.

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I asked for AI to use a the TIGPAR format.

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I've mostly been using it to generate content in ELA. Predominantly performance task resources, questions. I've also used it to generate a reading source tied to specific standards.

My last project was having ChatGPT help me set a schedule for my Math review while also giving me ideas to help break up the Math monotony.

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When I know there is a deadline or to stay within scope and sequence, I create backwards mapping plans to keep on track.

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I've been using Chat GPT to help me create a writing rubric that is friendly for kids. This enables my students to grasp what I am looking for in their writing.

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I've used the AI feature to create quizzes centered around Common Core Standards. *Some questions had to be deleted because it didn't have to do with the specific standard I was looking to quiz on.

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I use ChatGPT to help create differentiated activities for different levels of learners. I also use it to extend and /or provide additional support for students.

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Learning Intentions and Success Criteria

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Learning Intentions and Success Criteria

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I use chatgpt weekly to write weekly learning intentions and success criteria with graphics in student-friendly writing for my grade level.