Lesson plans & classroom activities
Plan an individual lesson from course goals, with introduction, explanation, practice, and feedback. Adapt activities and support to different learner backgrounds.
Inputs
Lesson goals, prior knowledge, duration, textbook excerpts, and classroom conditions.
Deliverables
Lesson plan, schedule, classroom questions, activity materials, and follow-up assignments.
Step-by-step workflow
Break the work into verifiable stages, then choose models and supporting tools.
- 01
Define lesson success criteria
Specify the task students should complete by the end and how achievement will be observed.
- 02
Design examples and activities
Choose examples that explain core concepts and activities requiring real thinking or practice.
- 03
Plan pacing and checkpoints
Allocate time to each stage, add understanding checks, and prepare ways to adjust the pace.
- 04
Provide differentiated support
Prepare extra prompts for learners needing support and extensions for faster learners.
Required model capabilities
Combine models for the actual stages. The directory includes candidates matching one or more of these capabilities.
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Selection & delivery checks
- Check adherence to lesson duration, age, and prerequisite constraints.
- Verify examples and answers and avoid assumptions beyond learners' existing knowledge.
- Activities should serve learning objectives rather than activity for its own sake.
An example request
Write a 45-minute lesson plan with an introduction, explanation, activities, understanding checks, and differentiated practice suited to students' prior knowledge.Find models for this request
