AI for Teachers
Teacher Chat: AI in the Classroom
Blog: How can we shape AI to support learning?
Find practical guidance, equity considerations, and a classroom-ready “human-AI-human" approach.
Blog: Is Writing in Social Studies Dead?
AI hasn’t killed writing in social studies—but it has pushed us to evolve. Rethink writing tasks and model using AI as a tool in the process.
AI in Social Studies
Teachers share what’s worked and what they’re wrestling with as they bring AI into the classroom.
Teaching Writing in the Age of AI
What is the value of teaching writing? Teachers grapple with how to assign and assess writing given student access to AI.
AI Tools for Teachers
How AI Fits in the Writing Process When Students Do the Thinking
You're facing the challenge of how writing is evolving. We have new approaches that keep students on their toes.
Where to Find Tips for Teaching with AI
Want to build student skills with AI but stuck on where to start? Find learning activities that play nicely with AI but don’t undermine student thinking.
How effective are AI tutors for social studies students?
Chime in with your ideas to use AI as a tool, not a crutch.
Don’t Let AI Do All the Thinking: Five Ways to Keep Your Students Sharp
Keep your students’ brains in the game with five fun ways to stop AI from doing all the heavy lifting.
Choosing the Right AI Agent
Understand the strengths of each agent so you can decide which one to use when planning lessons, creating activities, designing assessments or building resources.
Dialing in AI Prompts for Lesson Planning with OER Project
A step-by-step process to use a high-quality resource and effective AI prompts to lesson plan.
Khanmigo Guide
Learn how to pair OER Project materials with Khanmigo—Khan Academy’s AI tutor—to support student writing, spark historical thinking, and get meaningful feedback fast.
OER Project Khanmigo Writing Coach Guide
Use writing coach to guide students through a full-essay writing process or as a partner for feedback and revision.
OER Project and Quill: Reading for Evidence
Help students hone their historical thinking as they read primary sources and make evidence-based claims with an AI-tool that scaffolds meaningful reading, writing and revision.
AI in the Classroom
Use these classroom-ready activities to give students hands-on AI experience—and teach them to question what goes in and what comes out.
AI in the Classroom Activity
Kick off a class discussion about AI with this quick activity that gets students thinking about where, how, and why AI shows up in their lives.
Testing AI Introduction
Students put AI to the test in this interactive activity—comparing answers, spotting gaps, and deciding when AI is helpful (and when it misses the mark).
Yes to Critical Thinking: Classroom Version
Challenge students to think critically about AI-generated images with this quick activity on spotting deepfakes, questioning reliability, and separating fact from fiction.
Analyzing AI Responses Rubric
Turn your students into AI fact-checkers with this easy-to-use rubric that helps them evaluate historical accuracy, complexity, and critical thinking in AI-generated responses.
