Day 2: Prompt Engineering for Teaching

Today's Objective

Craft prompts that generate rubrics, lesson plans, differentiated content, and formative assessments — reliably, without starting from scratch every time.

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What's Next

The foundations from today carry directly into Day 3. In the next session the focus shifts to AI-Assisted Assessment and Feedback — building directly on everything covered here.

Supporting Videos & Reading

Go deeper with these external references.

YouTube

Prompt Engineering for Teaching — Video Walkthroughs Community tutorials and walkthroughs covering the concepts in this lesson.

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YouTube

Prompt Engineering for Teaching Explained Deep-dive explanations and live-coding sessions from top educators.

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Official Docs

Official Documentation Primary reference documentation for the technologies covered in this lesson.

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GitHub

Open Source Examples Real-world codebases demonstrating the patterns taught in this lesson.

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Day 2 Checkpoint

Before moving on, verify you can answer these without looking:

What is the core concept introduced in this lesson, and why does it matter?
What are the two or three most common mistakes practitioners make with this topic?
Can you explain the key code pattern from this lesson to a colleague in plain language?
What would break first if you skipped the safeguards or best practices described here?
How does today's topic connect to what comes in Day 3?

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