When you share content created with Teacher Agent with your students, students receive the instructional material you have assigned. The Teacher Agent itself remains a teacher-facing tool used to create and customize classroom resources.
What Do My Students Receive?
Students receive the content you choose to assign, such as:
- Teaching your students a concept
- Assist with homework
- Review a concept with your student
- Quiz your student on a particular subject
- Evaluate your students understanding of a subject
- Test preparation
Can Students Edit the Teacher Agent Content?
Students cannot edit the your Teacher Agent.
Can I Customize the Content Before Students See It?
Yes, teachers should review generated content and make any necessary changes before sharing it. The Teacher Agent can help adapt materials for different grade levels, learning abilities, and student needs.
You can review the content for:
- Accuracy
- Grade level appropriateness
- Learning objectives
- Difficulty level
- Student learning needs
- Clarity and completeness
Can I Create Different Versions for Different Students?
Teacher Agent can help you create differentiated versions of instructional materials. For example, you can create materials with different levels of difficulty or provide additional support for students who need intervention or remediation.
You can also use Teacher Agent to create simplified materials and language support for English Language Learners (ELLs).
Does Sharing Teacher Agent Give Students Access to Teacher Agent?
No, sharing a Teacher Agent created resource does not mean that students are being given the teacher facing Teacher Agent tool. Students receive the specific content or assignment that you choose to share with them.
What Happens After Students Receive the Content?
Students can access and complete the shared material according to the way it was assigned. If the content is distributed through an LMS such as Google Classroom, Schoology, or Canvas, students access it through that platform and follow the assignment instructions provided by their teacher.
What If I Need to Change the Content After Sharing It?
If you discover that a change needs to be changed, review the original Teacher Agent output and make the necessary updates before providing the revised version to students. For significant changes, you may also use a follow-up prompt in Teacher Agent to refine or regenerate the material.
Best Practices
Before sharing Teacher Agent content with students:
- Review the generated material.
- Verify accuracy and grade level appropriateness.
- Confirm that it aligns with your learning objectives.
- Customize the material for your students when needed.
- Provide clear instructions for completing the activity.
- Use additional CK-12 resources when they can strengthen the lesson.