Let me see U come up with an alternative, Mr Grumpy Old Troll.

@@limtk55even a rookie stand up comedian could an hour stage better than him

Absolutely! Let’s break down how AI can be used in each area and how teachers can actually incorporate it into their work. Here’s the superhero guide to each of these AI-powered features: ### 1. **Grading Papers** **How it helps**: AI can be a time-saver when it comes to grading, especially for objective questions (like multiple choice or fill-in-the-blank). It can also provide feedback for essays, checking grammar, structure, and even suggesting improvements. **How to do it**: - **Tools**: Platforms like **Gradescope** or **Turnitin** use AI to help with grading and feedback. - **Steps**: Teachers can upload assignments, and the AI will take care of checking answers against a set key for objective questions. For essays, AI tools like Grammarly or Turnitin can scan for grammar errors, provide plagiarism checks, and offer suggestions on structure. - **Bonus**: Teachers can set up auto-grading for quizzes in learning management systems (LMS) like Google Classroom, Canvas, or Moodle. ### 2. **Personalized Learning** **How it helps**: AI can analyze how individual students perform on tests and assignments, identifying strengths and weaknesses. It helps tailor lessons and resources to each student’s needs, giving advanced materials to fast learners and extra support to those struggling. **How to do it**: - **Tools**: AI-powered platforms like **Knewton**, **DreamBox**, or **Smart Sparrow** offer personalized learning pathways. - **Steps**: Teachers input learning objectives and standards into the system, then assign materials or activities. AI tracks student progress and adjusts the difficulty or suggests different learning resources based on the student’s performance. - **Bonus**: Teachers can get insights into where each student is excelling or falling behind, making it easier to address issues early on. ### 3. **Homework Help** **How it helps**: AI-powered tutors and platforms can give students 24/7 support, so they don’t have to rely on teachers (or parents) to explain tough concepts after school hours. **How to do it**: - **Tools**: Apps like **Socratic**, **Photomath**, and **Khan Academy** use AI to help students solve problems and learn concepts step-by-step. - **Steps**: Teachers can recommend these tools to students and even assign AI-assisted homework where students use apps like Socratic to work through problems. Teachers can also integrate AI-based homework systems into their class LMS. - **Bonus**: Some AI tools, like **Quizlet**, let students practice with flashcards and adaptive quizzes that adjust based on their performance. ### 4. **Classroom Management** **How it helps**: AI tools can help manage the classroom, taking care of repetitive tasks like attendance tracking, monitoring behavior, and even predicting which students need more attention. **How to do it**: - **Tools**: AI-based systems like **ClassDojo**, **Hero**, or **GoGuardian** can help with attendance, behavior tracking, and keeping an eye on classroom engagement. - **Steps**: Teachers can set up ClassDojo to track attendance, reward positive behavior, and communicate with parents. For online classrooms, GoGuardian can monitor students’ activities, ensuring they stay on task. - **Bonus**: These tools can provide real-time data to teachers on who’s actively participating and who might be falling off the radar. ### 5. **Content Creation** **How it helps**: AI can help teachers generate quizzes, tests, and lesson plans quickly. Instead of manually creating these resources, AI can suggest questions, activities, or even entire lesson sequences based on the subject matter and student progress. **How to do it**: - **Tools**: Tools like **Quillionz**, **EdPuzzle**, and **Kahoot** allow teachers to generate questions and interactive content. - **Steps**: Teachers input key topics, and AI can generate quizzes or create multimedia lesson plans. For instance, Quillionz can generate questions from reading material, while Kahoot lets teachers create engaging quizzes in minutes. - **Bonus**: Tools like **Quizizz** offer AI-generated quizzes with varying difficulty levels, which can be tailored for different student groups. ### 6. **Feedback** **How it helps**: AI can analyze data on how well students are doing on assignments, tests, and projects. It gives teachers insights into trends-like which areas students are struggling with-and suggests strategies for improvement. **How to do it**: - **Tools**: Platforms like **ScribeSense**, **NoRedInk**, or **Edulastic** provide AI-driven feedback based on performance. - **Steps**: Teachers input data from student assessments, and the AI will generate feedback and visualizations on student progress. It can highlight common mistakes and suggest resources for students to improve. - **Bonus**: Many LMS platforms, like Google Classroom or Edmodo, have built-in AI-driven analytics to help teachers track performance in real time. ### Getting Started If you're a teacher looking to embrace AI, here's how you can begin: 1. **Explore Free Tools**: Start small by using free AI-powered tools like **Google Classroom**, **Kahoot**, or **Quizlet**. 2. **Integrate Gradually**: Don’t feel like you have to do everything at once. Start by using AI for simple tasks like grading or creating quizzes, and build from there. 3. **Professional Development**: Many AI tools offer online tutorials, webinars, or even certification courses for teachers to get comfortable with the technology. 4. **Collaborate**: If you’re not sure where to start, collaborate with tech-savvy colleagues or your school’s IT team to figure out which AI tools can benefit your classroom the most. With AI helping out, teachers get more time to focus on what really matters-connecting with their students, sparking creativity, and fostering a love of learning! 30:50

Did the teacher clocked sufficient mileage or not ? There are workers just want sponsorship but can’t deliver their job

@@SportsmenAttitude she was a full time teacher. School acknowledged her as a good teacher (creative, dedicate...) but just told her to wait. Probably there are many applicants.

Someone who is paid too well till could not even give a good one hour non stop speech by NOT looking down on prepared scripts below in front of him , what a shame pap = peep and peep , to talk

One of the few Clowns who never crossed over from his Military to Civilian Roles… Condescending & Entitled Mindset 😊

Authentic, smart and with a heart. The kids are blessed for the next few more years. I was so impressed how shape he had the interview with BBC years ago.

Did u not notice he glanced down once in a while - did you not see there are screens a distance throw from his feet?

One of the Many Clowns from SAF that never Crossed Over Well … Military Mindset Only Good at Taking Instructions & Changing Goal Posts when Caught Red Handed 😂

​@@makwkkit's to help prompt the next segment. Can you remember everything for a 50 mins speech? Even LKY needs prompt

@@makwkk teleprompter

You must be a foreigner.