How can teachers use CHAT GPT in lessons?

Teachers need to constantly generate new ideas to provide students with an effective and interesting education. Adopting innovative approaches to topics such as lesson planning, activity design and student assessment can make learning more effective and enjoyable. In this article, we have listed the methods of getting help from artificial intelligence tools in creating lesson plans and educational material ideas for teachers, and which commands we can use to obtain more effective content in the teaching process, through CHAT GPT, which is the most prominent of these tools.

We can examine these commands, grouped under various topics, as follows:

To Create Evaluation Support:

Write Open-Ended Questions: “Give me 10 examples of questions to assess my students about animal adaptations.”

Write Multiple Choice Questions: “Write 10 multiple choice questions about the Tanzimat period.”

Create Questions Based on Video Text: [paste text] and “Create 5 multiple choice/fillable blank/open-ended questions from this text.” Give the command as follows.

Create Article-Based Questions: “Write 10 open-ended questions about Einstein’s quantum paper.”

List Question-Based Learning Outcomes: For example, “Write a multiple-choice test with 10 questions about Natural Numbers.” After saying “List the achievements of this test”, list the achievements in items.

Create Rubrics: “Create a scoring and evaluation criterion for the use of formulas for the periodic table and elements topic.”

Determine the Acquisitions: “Write measurable and specific achievements about the topics of “being able to add numbers, subtract numbers, divide numbers, count numbers, multiply numbers.”

Create a Study Plan: “Create a study plan for my students about the subject of human administrations in the Social Studies course.”

Create Practice Questions: “Create 5 practice questions for 3rd grade students learning introductory math.”

Create Flashcards: “Create a set of flashcards for the geographic landforms unit.”

To Design Lessons and Activities:

Create Descriptions of Historical Persons and Events: “Write a biographical text about Sait Faik Abasıyanık’s life in chronological order.”

Create an Age-Appropriate Explanation: “How would you explain a lunar eclipse to an 8-year-old?”

Create Instructions: “Write step-by-step instructions for creating reminders in Google Calendar.”

List Warm-Up Activities to Grab Students’ Attention: “List examples as a warm-up activity at the beginning of the lesson for a lesson on Buoyancy in Water.”

Create a Scenario for Your Lesson: “I want to teach the concept of sentence fluency to 3rd grade students. How can I script the lesson?”

Create Lesson Plan: “Create a 1-hour lesson plan explaining the water cycle appropriate for 4th grade students.”

Create Cooperative Learning Activities Ideas: “Write 5 different learning activities for 9th grade students that will support their collaborative learning about mountains in geography.”

Create Games and Rules: “Create a game and write the rules of this game for my primary school students to learn about numbers in mathematics.”

Create Unit Plan and Outlines: “Draft a 5-day unit plan for teaching ancient civilizations including Aztec, Roman, Greek, Chinese, and Mayan.”

Prepare Slide Contents: “Prepare 5 slide presentations about the effects of climate change on agriculture.”

Differentiate to Address Different Student Needs: “Write how I could modify my math class to support a visually impaired student.”

Write Short Analyzable Reading Passages: “Write a 5-sentence paragraph containing the R-controlled vowels ar, er, ur, and or.”

Create Long Reading Passages: “Write an imaginative paragraph 500 words long, written using the ‘journey to the center of the earth’ story structure.”

Write Interactive Stories: “Design a choose-your-own-adventure story about photosynthesis.”

Create Sentences Using Specific Vocabulary: “Write 3 sentences using “atmosphere” as the word.”

Extract Keywords from a Text: “Extract 5 keywords from the text below [paste text] and provide their definitions.”

Create Fact Sheet: Create a table of animal adaptations organized under habitat column headings.”

Get Advice When Communicating with Parents: “Give me advice on how to talk to a parent whose child is having trouble turning in homework on time about their child.”

Send Emails to Your Parents: “Write an email newsletter for parents of kindergarten students with [fill in required information].”

Create Different Email Templates: “Design an email template to communicate with school staff and write a message with this week’s important events.”

Create Reminder Emails: “Write an email to families reminding them to sign up for a virtual conference time slot by the end of the week.”

Edit the Text and Email Message: ” [paste the email.] Rewrite the text of this email using more precise, clear and professional language.”

Create Content for Sticker Sheets and Posters: “Create a poster that lists 5 things students should remember when working collaboratively.”

Create Classroom Management Suggestions: “Create interaction ideas with students who may be distracted in high school math class.”

To Create Text Support:

Paste Text into ChatGPT, Ask It to Correct: “[type text]
“Edit this text to be more concise (or simpler, more complex, or more humorous).”

Fix Spelling Errors: “[paste the paragraph]. Edit the grammar in this paragraph.”

Make Book Summaries: “The Time Regulation Institute, make a summary of the book Ahmet Hamdi Tanpınar”

Create Writing Samples: “Write a persuasive paragraph aimed at a 6th grade audience explaining that social media apps should be banned for children under 13.”

Turn Your Texts into a Children’s Book or Poem: “Turn this piece of text into a children’s book” or “Turn this piece of text into a poem.”

Rearrange the Text You Prepared Like a Poet: “Rewrite this text in the style of Mehmet Akif Ersoy.”

Create Self-Assessment and Tasks: “Create a series of questions or tasks that 10th graders can use to review their writing.”

Just For Fun:

Create recipes: “Give me a recipe with chicken, rice, and broccoli.”

Write song lyrics: “Write the lyrics to a song about loving math.”

Develop a scenario: “Create a scenario for Kıvanç Tatlıtuğ and the sunset scene.”

Get jokes: “Write 10 jokes suitable for high school students.”

Get travel information: “I’m traveling to Antalya in the summer. Suggest 10 historical places I can visit during my stay.”

Get life coaching: “I want a 5-minute morning meditation routine to help calm anxiety and prepare for the day.”

As teachers, we can use a variety of methods to provide students with an engaging and effective learning experience. In today’s age, our biggest helper in this regard is artificial intelligence tools. It is important to consider student needs and learning styles when designing lesson plans, activities, and materials. Additionally, technological tools and resources can help students understand topics better. Artificial intelligence-supported tools such as CHAT GPT can be your best friend as you, our valued teachers, generate creative ideas and create course content.