About the AI Foundation for Teachers Course
Program Highlights
Course Curriculum
Module 1: Introduction to Artificial Intelligence in Education
- Meaning and basic concepts of Artificial Intelligence
- Brief history and development of AI technologies
- Difference between AI, Machine Learning, automation and generative AI
- Common examples of AI in everyday life and education
- Benefits and limitations of using AI in teaching
- Role of teachers in an AI-supported learning environment
Module 2: Generative AI and Prompt Writing for Teachers
- Introduction to generative Artificial Intelligence
- How AI creates text, images and educational resources
- Understanding prompts and prompt-based communication
- Adding grade level, subject, context and learning objectives
- Creating prompts for explanations, examples and activities
- Reviewing, correcting and improving AI-generated responses
Module 3: AI-Assisted Lesson Planning and Content Creation
- Creating structured AI-assisted lesson plans
- Developing learning objectives and expected outcomes
- Generating topic summaries and classroom explanations
- Creating worksheets, practice exercises and discussion questions
- Adapting content for different ages and learning abilities
- Reviewing AI-generated material for accuracy and suitability
Module 4: AI for Student Assessment and Teacher Productivity
- Creating multiple-choice and descriptive questions using AI
- Developing question banks, answer keys and marking guidelines
- Creating rubrics for projects and assignments
- Generating constructive and personalized student feedback
- Drafting classroom notices, emails and academic communication
- Using AI to organize teaching schedules and learning resources
Module 5: Responsible and Ethical Use of AI in Teaching
- Ethical principles for using AI in education
- Student privacy and protection of personal information
- Copyright, ownership and academic integrity
- Identifying bias, misinformation and fabricated AI responses
- Fact-checking AI-generated educational material
- Developing responsible classroom guidelines for AI use
Tools, Techniques, or Platforms Covered
Prompt Writing
Lesson-Planning Tools
Quiz Generators
Worksheet Generators
AI Presentation Tools
AI Productivity Tools
Real-World Applications
- Prepare daily and weekly lesson plans more efficiently
- Create age-appropriate explanations, worksheets and practice exercises
- Develop quizzes, tests, question banks and answer keys
- Create differentiated learning material for different student needs
- Prepare assessment rubrics, feedback templates and academic communication
- Establish responsible AI-use guidelines for students and classrooms
Who Should Attend & Prerequisites
- Primary, middle, secondary and senior-secondary school teachers
- Teachers from Science, Mathematics, Languages, Social Science and Humanities
- School coordinators, academic supervisors and administrators
- Curriculum developers, instructional designers and teacher trainers
- Education students, aspiring teachers, tutors and online educators
- Teaching professionals seeking foundational AI certification
Prerequisites: No previous experience in Artificial Intelligence, coding or programming is required. Basic computer or smartphone knowledge, internet access and an interest in using technology for education are recommended.







