How to Write a Lesson Plan with AI Quiz

Answers and explanations appear as you take the quiz.

1. In backward design, what do you decide first?
   • Which activities will keep students most engaged
   • What students should be able to do by the end, and how you will know
   • Which AI tool to use for the lesson
   • How long each activity should take
2. Which objective is written with the kind of observable verb the guide recommends?
   • Students will understand photosynthesis
   • Students will appreciate the role of plants
   • Students will learn about photosynthesis
   • Students will compare the inputs and outputs of photosynthesis and respiration
3. What is an exit ticket?
   • Two or three quick questions at the end of a lesson that show whether the objective was met
   • A pass students need to leave the classroom
   • A homework assignment covering next week's material
   • A summary the teacher writes after class
4. Why does the guide recommend pasting the full text of a standard rather than just its code?
   • Codes are too long for chatbots to read
   • Standards codes are confidential
   • Models may misremember codes or mix them up, but reason well about wording you supply
   • Full text makes the lesson plan shorter
5. According to the guide, what does differentiation mean?
   • Giving advanced students a different learning goal
   • Adjusting the path to a shared goal, for example through different reading levels or sentence starters
   • Grading students on different scales
   • Teaching each student a separate lesson
6. Which of these should you not paste into an AI tool your school has not approved?
   • The text of a state standard
   • Your class period length
   • Student names and details from individual education plans
   • A list of available classroom materials
7. What check helps catch a plan whose activities do not fit the class period?
   • Ask the model to confirm the minutes in its table add up to the period length
   • Ask the model to add more activities
   • Ask for a longer hook
   • Remove the exit ticket
8. An AI tool labels its plan 'standards-aligned'. What does the guide advise?
   • Trust the label, since the tool was built for teachers
   • Ask the tool to repeat the label more clearly
   • Replace the standard with a simpler one
   • Check each activity against the actual wording of the standard