Audience: Senior Leaders, English Subject Leads, Teachers & Teaching Assistants
Are you keen to understand more about how AI and technology can support children with their writing?
Would you like to develop your knowledge and use such tools to improve outcomes for all learners?
Are you looking to reduce workload and increase engagement?
This professional development session will provide clear guidance and practical examples of how AI and technology can be used effectively in the classroom.
By the end of the session, you will have a firm understanding of:
✅ The benefits of using AI and technology tools to support your practice and develop metacognition
✅ An introduction to prompts and how to shape them to meet the needs of your classroom
✅ AI and the writing sequence: a step-by-step guide to supporting each part of the writing process
✅ How AI can be used to support Greater Depth children
✅ Next steps for you as a teacher or leader
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Using AI in Primary Education to Improve Planning and Reduce Workload
This training is ideal for any teacher or school leader exploring how AI can be embedded in primary education to enhance learning and streamline lesson planning. With a focus on improving writing outcomes, the course explores practical ways to use AI in planning, drafting and editing lessons. It also demonstrates how AI can reduce teacher workload, support adaptive teaching, and increase pupil engagement. Whether you are new to using technology or already experimenting with tools like ChatGPT, this session provides expert guidance on making AI purposeful, safe and impactful in primary classrooms.