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Agree your teaching priorities
Ask staff where preparation takes effort and where they need more useful information about learning. Select a small number of tasks that matter across your curriculum.
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Lead with a purpose your teachers can see.
Move from conversations about AI to a thoughtful plan for teacher support, professional learning and classroom use.
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Start with the work, not the rollout.
Teachers need to know what a new tool helps them do. Identify one recurring challenge—preparing differentiated practice, reviewing learning gaps or producing connected lesson resources—and build your first AI experience around it. Clear priorities make the change easier to understand and evaluate.
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Define the purpose
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Support the people
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Review the classroom experience
Lead the work that helps teachers thrive.
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Make room to learn
Introduce AI through practical workshops, peer examples and time to revise outputs. Establish when teachers should check references, protect learner information and discuss uncertain results.
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Review quality and adoption
Look at teacher feedback and examples of classroom use. Consider whether the resources are suitable and what further support is needed. Use those findings to plan your next cohort.
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Classroom insightsClassroom insights01
See where teaching needs support
Review available class and assessment insights with your teachers. Identify recurring misconceptions and agree where focused remediation or professional learning would be useful.
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Shape a coherent curriculum
Work with curriculum leads to organise course objectives and teaching sequences. Use shared planning conversations to connect the school’s priorities with classroom practice.
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Develop confident, reflective staff
Build professional learning around real teaching tasks, peer discussion and review of generated resources. Make time for questions and examples from your own staff.
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Make responsible use a shared practice
Clarify expectations for learner information, teacher review and assessment decisions. Revisit your approach as staff experience and school requirements evolve.
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Teacher confidence
- 01Define the purpose
- 02Support the people
- 03Review the classroom experience
Listen closely. Lead with context.
Give teachers a voice in how AI is introduced. Connect staff feedback, curriculum priorities and learning evidence, then choose a manageable next step together.
Professional learning for your teamA few things you might be wondering.
Can I change what the AI creates?
Yes. Treat generated resources as drafts. Adjust the examples, language, pace and level of challenge before using them with learners.
Where does Sparkie fit in?
Sparkie, currently known as Spark Buddy, helps you navigate teaching tasks, draft resources and explore available class insights. The Chrome extension adds teaching tools alongside Google Docs, Slides and Forms.
A clear priority. A supported team. A thoughtful next step.
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