Free live session · Thursday, October 8
Build Your First CER Practice Problem With Me
Bring a topic you are teaching next week. Leave with a claim, evidence and reasoning problem that is ready to print.
Thursday, October 8 at 4:00 pm Pacific / 7:00 pm Eastern. Live.
Using your personal email helps keep this out of your school spam filter.
You know CER is important. Finding one that works for your students and unit is the problem.
You need a scenario that uses real world information, images and graphs that work with your unit, and a question that will get your students thinking.
You need it to help your students practice and review the material and mimic the state test questions.
Finding one that meets all of your requirements can take hours, but not if you know how to make one yourself.
What you walk away with
A ready to use CER problem you can use in class tomorrow and an AI tool that knows who you are and what your students need.
- Your Teacher DNA profile, the setup that tells AI your grade, your subject, your standards, and the students actually sitting in your room
- One CER practice problem built on a topic you are teaching, scenario, data and question
- The steps to save your profile so it loads on its own every time you start
- The replay, to watch over and over again when you need to make your next one
What we will be doing
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Set up your profile
Create your Teacher DNA. This is your profile information so AI knows how you teach, who you teach, what you teach, and what you need.
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Build the problem
You pick the topic. I provide the prompts for you to put into AI so that it will write the scenario, data, and question specific for your needs.
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A System that Works
You leave with a problem you can print and a system to help you write a new one specific for your needs every time.
Don’t worry if you have never used AI or are just getting started with it. I will help guide you along the way.
Free to join
Save your seat. Thursday you walk away with a CER problem that is ready for your students.
Thursday, October 8 at 4:00 pm Pacific. Can’t make it live? Register anyway and watch the replay.
