Teacher Support Agent
Teacher Support Agent
AI-powered support for planning, communication, differentiation, and classroom routines.
What This Agent Does
The Teacher Support Agent helps educators plan with confidence, communicate more effectively, create differentiated materials, and manage their classroom workload with ease.
Key Features
- Standards-aligned lesson plans
- Parent messages, newsletters, and update
- Warm-ups, exit tickets, quizzes, and rubric
- Differentiated activities for all learner levels
- Behavior expectations and classroom routines
- Progress summaries and data insights
- Substitute plan preparation
- Student-friendly explanations and examples
Who This Agent Helps
- Classroom Teachers
- Interventionists
- Coaches
- Grade-Level Teams
- Special Education Teachers
🌟 Real-World Impact
Teachers are overwhelmed by planning, documentation, and communication. This agent reduces that burden by giving them high-quality instructional materials within seconds.
Lesson Planning Impact Example
A teacher may spend 30–60 minutes building a single lesson.
The Teacher Support Agent can produce:
- A complete standards-based lesson
- Differentiated tasks
- Exit tickets
- Small group ideas
- Vocabulary lists
- Anticipated misconceptions
- Teacher and student scripts
All generated in under 30 seconds.
This frees teachers to focus on relationships, student work, and meaningful feedback.
Parent Communication Impact Example
Writing parent messages is time-consuming, especially when juggling behavior updates, missing assignments, or weekly communication.
The Teacher Support Agent instantly creates:
- Warm, respectful parent messages
- Weekly newsletters
- Behavior updates
- Positive notes home
- Clarifications for families
This improves communication consistency and reduces teacher stress.
Differentiation Impact Example
Creating differentiated tasks for struggling, on-level, and advanced learners is difficult and often skipped due to time.
This agent produces:
- Three levels of tasks
- Sentence starters
- Scaffolded supports
- Challenge extensions
Teachers feel more prepared—and students receive instruction that meets their needs.
Example Prompts
- “Create a 4th grade lesson on the water cycle with differentiation.”
- “Write a warm message to a parent about missing assignments.”
- “Generate an exit ticket for multiplying decimals.
- “Create positive behavior expectations for transitions.
- “Draft a substitute lesson plan for 7th grade math.”