Lesson Creator
Use a complete planning brief. Select the class and source first so the prompt does not have to carry everything.
Find a prompt for the exact job in front of you, customise the bracketed details, then paste it into the right part of CLIL Notebook. Each prompt now states where to use it and what the teacher must check.
A strong prompt is a short lesson brief: content goal, learner context, thinking or product, necessary language support, practical constraints and a verification request.
Use a complete planning brief. Select the class and source first so the prompt does not have to carry everything.
Use it to analyse the brief, identify gaps, or audit a generated lesson without silently rewriting it.
Ask for one precise change while protecting the content goal, sound sections and total lesson time.
Enter / followed by a focused request, such as adding role rotation or correcting timing. Check where the new content is inserted.
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