These 10 prompts are your secret weapon. They work across languages, levels, and age groups, and they're designed to get students talking naturally instead of reciting memorized phrases like robots.

AI isn't just for tech experts anymore. It's becoming the teaching assistant you never knew you needed. Here are six ways it's already changing classrooms like yours.

You don't need a complete classroom makeover or an entirely new curriculum. You need three thoughtful systems that support your energy, streamline your instruction, and create space for authentic learning.

As school leaders, you’re already investing in resources that support vocabulary, grammar, reading, and listening. But what about speaking? In many programs, oral production is still treated as a special event, not a regular habit.

Speaking used to be the hardest skill to teach at scale. It took hours to prepare, grade, and revisit. But that’s starting to change.AI is making speaking easier to practice, faster to assess, and more consistent to track. And teachers are leading the way in figuring out how to use it with purpose.

Teaching is one of the most demanding jobs out there (physically, mentally, and emotionally). And yet, when breaks roll around, many teachers feel guilty for taking them. The to-do list looms. The emails pile up. The pressure to “use the time wisely” kicks in.

What do teachers really think about AI in the classroom? We debunk the 3 most common myths, and show how AI can support teaching and learning.