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10-question final quiz covering AI tools for education, lesson planning, grading, differentiation, privacy/FERPA, and common AI mistakes.
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1. What is the most important role of the educator when using AI-generated lesson plans?
To review, refine, and apply professional judgment to the AI output To use the AI output exactly as generated To avoid using AI for lesson planning entirely To let students evaluate the AI-generated plan
2. Which five elements should a strong AI lesson plan prompt include?
Subject, audience, duration, objectives, and format preferences Price, location, materials, time, and grade School name, teacher name, date, room, and subject Textbook, chapter, page numbers, standards, and rubric
3. Which AI tool is specifically designed for K-12 education and acts as a Socratic tutor for students?
Khanmigo Microsoft Excel Google Translate Adobe Photoshop
4. What should you always ask AI to include when generating quiz questions?
An answer key with explanations for correct and incorrect answers Only the correct answers without explanation A list of references and citations A time limit for each question
5. What is the key benefit of using AI for differentiated instruction?
It makes adapting the same content for different levels practical in minutes It eliminates the need for a teacher in the classroom It automatically grades all differentiated assignments It replaces the need for IEPs and 504 plans
6. Under FERPA, which of the following should NEVER be entered into a public AI tool?
Student names with their essays and grades General teaching strategies and lesson topics Public domain historical facts Generic quiz question templates
7. What is the most common and important AI mistake to avoid in education?
Trusting AI output without verification (hallucination) Using too many different AI tools Sharing AI tools with colleagues Using AI during school hours only
8. Which feedback framework involves naming two strengths and two areas for improvement?
Glow and Grow Feedback Sandwich Rubric-Based Feedback Peer Review Method
9. What is the Socratic questioning progression for generating discussion prompts?
Clarify → probe assumptions → explore evidence → consider perspectives → examine implications Ask → answer → grade → review → repeat Lecture → test → grade → feedback → reteach Introduce → practice → assess → remediate → advance
10. What should every educator create for their classroom when using AI?
A clear AI usage policy specifying when AI is allowed and how it should be cited A new AI tool from scratch A policy banning all AI use A dedicated AI computer for each student