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AI Prompt Pack for Teachers: Ready-to-Use Templates

Miskola methodology · Updated 2026

What are the best AI prompts for teachers? The Miskola prompt pack for teachers is a collection of ready-to-use AI prompt templates covering lesson planning, differentiated tasks, assessment, student feedback and parent communication. Each template follows the text-mastery principle: clear role, context, task and quality criteria. Created by Gatis Šeršņevs (Miskola, Latvia) for practical classroom use — copy, adapt, teach.

1. Lesson Planning and Management

Dynamic Lesson Plan (RTRI)

Act as an experienced [Subject] teacher. Create a detailed lesson plan on the topic of [Topic] for [Grade] students, including at least 3 different activities. Ensure that the objectives are in SMART format and aligned with [State/School] standards.

Defining Learning Objectives

You are a curriculum design expert. Define 5 specific learning outcomes for a unit on [Topic] using Bloom’s Taxonomy action verbs and ensuring they are measurable.

Differentiated Activities (CREATE)

As an inclusive education specialist, develop three-level tasks (easy, medium, hard) on [Topic]. For each level, indicate adjustments for students with diverse learning needs.

Interdisciplinary Integration

Be an educational innovator. Provide 3 ideas on how to combine [Subject A] and [Subject B] subject matter using the topic [Topic], and describe one practical project.

Lesson “Hook” and Icebreakers

Create 3 creative lesson-opening tasks (“hooks”) on the topic [Topic] to instantly capture the attention of [Grade] students and promote discussion.

2. Creation of Learning Materials

Presentation Content Plan

Act as an educational visual communication expert. Create a structure for a 10-slide presentation on [Topic], indicating key points and recommendations for multimedia elements (images, video) for each slide.

Cloze Passage

You are a strict but supportive examiner. Create a text about [Topic] with 10 key terms omitted. Do not include a word bank immediately, but wait for me to fill in the blanks.

Worksheet Idea Generator

Generate 5 unique and engaging worksheet ideas on [Topic] that go beyond standard questions and promote analytical thinking.

Simplifying Complex Concepts

Explain the concept of [Concept] as if I were a [Age]-year-old student who likes [Interest/Hobby]. Use real-life analogies.

Flashcards List

Prepare a list of 15 key terms and their definitions on the topic [Topic] so that I can create flashcards for revision.

3. Critical Thinking and the Socratic Method

Socratic Mentor (RTRI)

Act as a master instructor who uses the Socratic method. Help me understand [Question] by asking guiding questions rather than giving ready-made answers. Start with one diagnostic question.

Debate Opponent

Assume the role of an opponent in a debate on the topic [Topic]. I will provide my argument, and your task is to critically challenge it, pointing out logical fallacies and asking for evidence.

Learning-by-Teaching

Imagine you are a student who does not understand the topic [Topic]. I will explain it to you, and your task is to point out areas that are unclear and ask for an analogy if my explanation is too complex.

Inversion Inquiry

Help me test the assumption: [Assumption]. Use the “Why-Chain” method and ask: “What would happen if the exact opposite were true?”, so that we can get to the core.

Historical Character Roleplay (SKD)

Assume the persona of [Historical figure/Literary character]. I will ask you questions about your decisions and views on the topic [Event/Topic]. Answer using a tone and vocabulary characteristic of the person.

4. Assessment and Feedback

Creation of an Assessment Rubric

Develop an assessment rubric in table format for the task [Assignment description]. Include 4 criteria (e.g., content, structure, language) and 4 performance levels with clear descriptions.

Personalized Feedback

Be a supportive instructor. Provide 3 specific suggestions on how to improve this student work: [Text]. First, point out strengths, then areas for improvement, and do not correct the mistakes for the student.

Multiple-Choice Test Generator

Create a 10-question test on [Topic] with 4 answer choices each. Add the correct answers and explanations of why this specific answer is correct and why the others are incorrect.

Self-Reflection Questions

Prepare 5 self-reflection questions for students after mastering the topic [Topic] to help them evaluate their learning process and identify difficulties.

Parent Communication

Act as a teacher with excellent communication skills. Prepare an informative message for parents about what students will learn in the new learning cycle on the topic [Topic], and how they can support their child’s learning at home.

Author: Gatis Šeršņevs · Miskola (SIA Laba satura skola) · Latvia · Updated: August 2026