How it works , three steps, no magic.
Every tool on aiteachers.pro is a pre-built recipe. You bring your class; the recipe brings the format, the guardrails, and the classroom context. Here's how to get something you'd actually use.
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Pick a tool
Every tool is a recipe for one specific job, not a generic chatbot prompt. Choose from six categories covering the full teaching week: planning, assessment, communication, differentiation, admin, and professional growth. Each tool knows the format, the guardrails, and the classroom context so you don't have to explain the basics.
Teacher tip: Start with the thing eating your Sunday evening. The rubric builder and lesson planner are the most popular first picks.
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Brief it honestly
Tell the tool what you'd tell a trusted colleague: your grade level, subject, standard, timeline, and the specific context that matters. The more honest the brief, the less editing you do later. You can paste a full standard, describe your class mix, or mention the student who needs a stretch version, the tool is built to handle nuance.
Teacher tip: Include the 'why' and the 'who,' not just the 'what.' A rubric for 7th-grade argumentative writing looks different when your class includes four ELL newcomers.
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Read every line
AI writes fast. You stay the expert. Generate a first draft, then edit like you would a colleague's shared doc. The output is designed to be a strong starting point, not a finished product you copy-paste blindly. Check facts, adjust tone, swap examples, and add your own voice. The tool just types faster; the judgment is still yours.
Teacher tip: If something feels off, regenerate with a tighter brief rather than editing endlessly. A one-sentence context addition often fixes the whole draft.
The principles behind every tool.
No student data
We don't store, process, or see any student information. Every tool runs in your browser or your own AI assistant. What you paste into ChatGPT, Claude, or Gemini stays between you and that service.
Free, no signup
The field guide is free to browse and use. No accounts, no credit cards, no email gates. We built this because we needed it ourselves.
Works with any assistant
Copy the prompt and paste it into ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, Copilot, or whatever your district allows. The tools are assistant-agnostic by design.
Built for real classrooms
Every prompt is tested with actual teachers in actual schools. If it doesn't produce something you'd hand to a principal or a parent, it doesn't ship.