Prompt repository Teaching & training
ChatGPT prompts for teachers and trainers
15 prompts for classroom and workplace teaching: lesson plans from a learning objective, grading rubrics, quizzes with answer keys, report card comments from your notes, parent emails and training material. They teach one thing at a time and leave the judgement about each student to you.
- Prompts
- 15
- Registry code
- EDU
- Average score
- 10 out of 10
- Works in
- ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini and Copilot
The 15 prompts
- EDU-001Write quiz questions with an answer key from your materialYou have a document, policy or lesson and need multiple-choice questions that test understanding, with plausible wrong answers and an explained key.
- EDU-002Plan a training session for adults at workYou have to run a workshop or training session and need a timed plan built around practice, not a slide-by-slide lecture.
- EDU-003Write a new hire's first-week guideSomeone starts soon and you want a day-by-day first week they can follow, built from your real tools, people and tasks.
- EDU-004Build a grading rubric from an assignmentYou set an assignment or task and need a rubric that makes grading consistent and tells learners what good work looks like before they start.
- EDU-005Turn source material into an e-learning storyboardYou are building a short online course from a policy, process or expert notes, and need a screen-by-screen storyboard tied to learning objectives.
- EDU-006Plan a lesson from a learning objectiveYou need a lesson with timing, activities, checks for understanding and materials.
- EDU-007Adapt a text or worksheet for different levelsYou need the same material at several reading levels or with supports for different learners.
- EDU-008Write report card comments from your notesYou need specific, kind and varied comments built from your own notes on each student.
- EDU-009Reply to a parent's emailYou need a calm, clear reply to a parent's question or concern that keeps the relationship good.
- EDU-010Plan a unit across several weeksYou need lessons sequenced toward the end goal with assessments along the way.
- EDU-011Give feedback on student writing against a rubricYou need specific, encouraging feedback tied to rubric criteria for a piece of student work.
- EDU-012Write plans for a substitute teacherYou need a day's plans a substitute can follow without you there.
- EDU-013Turn your materials into a course outlineYou need modules, objectives and sessions organized from the content you already have.
- EDU-014Write discussion questions for a class or workshopYou need questions that move from recall to real discussion on a reading or topic.
- EDU-015Make a one-page job aid or quick-reference cardYou need a single page people can keep beside them while doing a task at work.
How to use them
- Open a prompt and press Fill in variables. Type your details into each blank; they stay in your browser.
- Copy the filled prompt into ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini or Copilot, or check it first in the Prompt Grader.
- Read the answer against your own facts before you use it. The Fact Check List shows what to check.
Questions
Can teachers use ChatGPT for report card comments?
To draft them from your own notes, yes, and it saves hours. The prompt here asks for a few specific observations per student and keeps the comment to what you saw, so no two comments read alike and none says something you did not.
Do these prompts work in Claude, Gemini and Copilot?
Yes. Each prompt is laid out for one kind of model, shown beside it, but every one works in ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini and Microsoft Copilot. Fill in the blanks and paste the whole prompt into the chat.
Are these prompts free?
Yes. You can open ten prompts without signing up, and a free email unlocks all 319 in the repository. Use them in your own work and your clients' work; please do not republish the collection.