What materials did you find that can support your lesson planning? How can you see this site being beneficial? by HANNAH NETOSKIE

2025-04-04 13:34:27 UTC

I found materials that focused on skills practice to support students who are going to take algebra next year.

2025-04-04 13:37:19 UTC

I did not see anything for US History but I think it would be fairly easy to start a thread

2025-04-04 15:06:28 UTC

I typed in "the Danish Boys Who Challenged Hitler" and it gave me additional ideas for lit circles such as timelines that we don't currently use.

2025-04-04 15:10:27 UTC

Improving reading comprehension

alemansingj — 2025-04-04 15:15:08 UTC

I was able to search and find extra examples of countries and specific places my students can talk about for their upcoming assessments.

2025-04-04 15:24:33 UTC

Found good lesson materials for WW2 including articles and videos

pellegrinov1 — 2025-04-04 15:26:04 UTC

It talked about different assessments you could give.

2025-04-04 15:28:39 UTC

I asked "what is the purpose of the muscular system" and it gave a breakdown of each way we need our muscles along with a good TedED video and a list of vocabulary words and definitions that go along with the system.

jenkinsj28 — 2025-04-04 15:57:05 UTC

I searched up 'Argumentative writing for students,' and albeit a vague input, I feel as if the responses I received were just like a Google search.

2025-04-04 15:57:08 UTC

The activities and videos it pulled were helpful, but they were very childish. I actually paused this writing to ask if they could make it for an older audience and it came out perfect after! This does make me think I can easily look up these things on YouTube myself or keep a list of different types of activities to pull from as a teacher. I can see it being helpful in circumventing little things. I tried finding Phillipines videos and activities for our Oceania unit coming up.

2025-04-04 17:55:40 UTC

It gave me anchor chart elements to help introduce simple budgeting methods.

2025-04-04 17:56:28 UTC

I typed in "argumentative writing",and it had mostly informational sites and one video. I wasn't very impressed, but maybe because it was the topic I typed.

2025-04-04 17:58:28 UTC

There were videos and links to more information about the initial topic I put in (earth, sun, and moon interactions). It also allowed me to click related (and more specific) topics off a list to dig deeper. I can see how this would help find supportive materials very quickly.

2025-04-04 18:39:31 UTC

I typed in "Lighting design theory in theatre" and it gave me vocab, an overview, and Youtube videos I could use to learn about the subject. I think this resource is great for finding resources our kids can use to learn about the subject. It is also a great way for teachers to find new materials to teach it with.

2025-04-04 18:44:20 UTC

I saw many different articles on helping music students understand the music staff and alphabet.

2025-04-04 18:49:45 UTC

I typed in Quantum Computing and it gave many resources that seem user friendly to help present the complicated subject matter.

francisb14 — 2025-04-04 19:34:36 UTC

I became a resident expert on black holes! My sources are as credible as the AI allows

brownmi18 — 2025-04-04 19:35:39 UTC

This is a really informative site - like a Google 2.0 - I like how you can ask it anything. Looking forward to exploring it further!