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The Practical Classroom Series
Spend less time preparing. More time teaching.
A working library of 150 ready-to-use AI prompts for the jobs teachers actually do — lesson plans, quizzes, rubrics, feedback, differentiated materials, classroom activities and parent communication.
Works with ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini or Copilot. No paid AI subscription required.
PDF edition · 130 pages · 150 prompts · One-time payment · Immediate download
150 Prompts
Ready to customise
8 Practical Areas
From planning to parent communication
4 AI Assistants
ChatGPT · Claude · Gemini · Copilot
Teacher-First
AI assists. You decide.
The rule the whole book follows
Outsource the production, keep the judgment.
Let AI write the twenty questions. You decide which eight are worth asking. Let it draft the email. You decide what the parent needs to hear.
Every prompt in this library is built to hand the model the work it is genuinely good at — volume, variations, restructuring, routine writing — while curriculum, accuracy, context and student needs stay with the person who knows the class.
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AI for Teachers
150 Prompts for Lesson Plans, Quizzes and Classroom Activities
Engr. Imran Umar Lodhi
- Turn a curriculum objective into a structured, printable lesson plan.
- Create multiple quiz versions without starting from scratch.
- Adapt one task for three different learner needs.
- Draft routine parent communication in minutes, in your voice.
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Inside the library
Eight sections, organised by the job you are trying to do.
Not by tool, not by subject — by the task in front of you at nine o’clock at night.
01 · Prompts 1–30
Lesson Plans & Curriculum Design
A printable plan with objectives, timings and a prep list — or a whole unit mapped before term starts.
02 · Prompts 31–55
Quizzes, Tests & Question Banks
Question sets with distractors built on real misconceptions, so wrong answers tell you something.
03 · Prompts 56–75
Rubrics, Grading & Feedback
The rubric, the comment bank, the whole-class feedback sheet. The judgment stays yours; the typing does not.
04 · Prompts 76–105
Classroom Activities & Engagement
Think-pair-share, jigsaw, gallery walks — including the exact wording of the instructions you give.
05 · Prompts 106–125
Differentiation & Inclusion
Three tiers of one task against the same objective — described by need, never by student.
06 · Prompts 126–135
Classroom Management & Routines
Routines designed in advance, and the difficult conversation scripted before you need it.
07 · Prompts 136–143
Parent & Family Communication
Newsletters, positive contact home and the email you keep putting off — shaped from your notes.
08 · Prompts 144–150
Your Practice, Admin & AI Literacy
Meeting outlines, admin writing, and the habits that make a prompt book unnecessary.
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Plus a one-page cheat sheet, a thirty-day plan and a troubleshooting guide.
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The author
Engr. Imran Umar Lodhi
Engineer · Educator · Trainer · Author
An electrical engineer and former university lecturer with more than fifteen years in engineering, training and professional development. He taught Power System Protection, Power Transmission and Distribution, and High Voltage Engineering to engineering students at Bahauddin Zakariya University, Multan.
His interest in AI began with one question: how can it save professionals time without replacing the knowledge, experience and judgment that make their work valuable?
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