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AI for Teachers Bootcamp

Plan, differentiate, and give feedback faster — with student privacy and your judgment intact.

A practical 4-week program for classroom teachers. Learn to plan standards-aligned lessons with AI, generate differentiated materials and sound quizzes and rubrics, use grading assistance with mandatory teacher verification, get drafting support for IEP/504 paperwork (responsibility stays with the teacher and school), and communicate with families — while protecting student data under FERPA basics and teaching academic integrity honestly, including the real limits of AI detectors. Leave with a personal, school-policy-ready AI workflow library.

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Prerequisites

For classroom teachers. There are no technical prerequisites: the program works with the lesson plans, materials, and family communication you already produce.

What you'll learn

Week 1: Lesson Planning with AI

• Explain what AI does well and badly for teaching, and where teacher judgment is irreplaceable
• Generate standards-aligned lesson drafts from a structured planning prompt
• Check AI plans for objective-assessment alignment and factual errors before use
• Adapt existing materials for time, format, and reading level without losing rigor
• Start a personal prompt library organized by planning task

Week 2: Differentiated Materials, Quizzes, and Rubrics

• Generate the same core learning at multiple readiness levels without watering down the objective
• Build scaffolded assignments and choice boards that keep every student on the same standard
• Generate quiz items, then vet them for correctness, single defensible answers, and bias
• Write rubrics with observable criteria that make grading consistent and explainable
• Add accessibility and language supports while keeping required accommodations human-decided

Week 3: Grading Assistance, IEP/504 Support, Families, and Privacy

• Use AI to draft feedback and first-pass scoring support while the teacher verifies and owns every grade
• Use AI drafting help for IEP/504 paperwork without transferring team responsibility or uploading identifiable plans
• Draft warm, clear family communications and check translations before anything official is sent
• Apply FERPA basics: what student data may never enter consumer AI tools and what approved-tool workflows look like

Week 4: Academic Integrity, Policy, and a Sustainable Practice

• Design assignments and assessments that assume AI exists and still measure learning
• Explain honestly to students, families, and administrators why AI detectors cannot be trusted for accusations
• Write a clear classroom AI-use policy with disclosure expectations students can actually follow
• Assemble a school-policy-ready personal AI practice: library, checklists, privacy rules, and review rhythm

Program outline

• Week 1: Lesson Planning with AI (6 lessons)
• Week 2: Differentiated Materials, Quizzes, and Rubrics (6 lessons)
• Week 3: Grading Assistance, IEP/504 Support, Families, and Privacy (6 lessons)
• Week 4: Academic Integrity, Policy, and a Sustainable Practice (6 lessons)

Sample lesson: AI in the classroom: a drafting partner, not a teacher (Week 1: Lesson Planning with AI)

Time commitment: 4 weeks at ~5 hours per week, self-paced with an AI tutor for when you get stuck and a knowledge check each week.

Final project

Your School-Ready AI Teaching Practice

Package four weeks of work into a documented, policy-aligned AI practice: planning and differentiation workflows, verified assessment materials, privacy governance, and a classroom integrity policy — ready to show an administrator, a colleague, or a family.

• Prompt library of tested prompts (planning, adaptation, assessment, communication) in approved storage, each with watch-out notes and no student information
• One complete unit set: verified lesson, leveled task versions with change-log, vetted 10-question quiz, and tested rubric
• Feedback workflow description showing the verification step and the grade-of-record rule
• Privacy rules card: FERPA bright lines, your approved-tools list, and your completed personal audit with corrections
• IEP/504 boundary statement: what drafting support you use, in which approved systems, and what stays team-decided
• Classroom AI policy one-pager with green/yellow/red map, disclosure format, and a concern process that does not rely on detector scores

Certificate

Students who complete the program receive a CertSight Program Completion certificate. As the certificate itself states, it recognizes completion of the CertSight training program only — it is not an external certification, professional license, or independent credential.