Lesson Planner-AI-powered lesson planning tool.

Example

A history teacher plans a lesson on World War II by setting broad objectives (understanding causes of the war) and specific objectives (analyzing political treaties). The Lesson Planner breaks the class into time-structured phases: introduction, explanation, discussion, and conclusion, offering media suggestions like videos and timelines.

Scenario

This function is applied when educators need to design lessons that follow a clear structure, ensuring that every minute of the class is purposeful. The tool helps teachers organize their lessons from objectives to activities, making it easier to implement in the classroom.

Example

In a biology class, the broad goal is to understand ecosystems (Grobziele), while the specific objective is for students to identify different types of ecosystems and their key components (Feinziele). Lesson Planner breaks these objectives into achievable tasks, such as interactive quizzes and group projects on specific ecosystems.

Scenario

This function is ideal when teachers want to ensure that their students are meeting clear educational goals. It ensures that each lesson is tied to measurable learning outcomes, helping teachers assess student progress.

Example

An English teacher uses Lesson Planner to include a 'Glücksrad' game to review key literary terms before an exam. The planner suggests integrating this game during the review phase of the lesson, keeping students engaged while reinforcing knowledge.

Scenario

Teachers looking for ways to make their lessons more dynamic and engaging can use this function. The tool suggests various interactive activities and digital tools, ensuring that lessons are not only informative but also stimulating for students.