Explore Prompts

Design an intercultural exchange project between Tokyo and NYC classes: weekly prompts, asynchronous video messages, partner matching, and safety/privacy rules.

Create a Socratic seminar structure: preparation, discussion norms, language support, and reflection. Include sentence stems in English and Japanese.

Design a lesson framework using news texts while staying neutral and age-appropriate. Focus on skills (summarizing, stance, evidence) and include sensitivity guidelines.

Create activity ideas that use local context: stations, maps, menus, transit, events—tailored to Tokyo, Fukuoka, and New York. Include language targets and extensions.

Design a gamified review system suitable for adults: points, teams, challenges, and reflection. Include rules that keep it respectful and learning-centered.

Create a flipped classroom plan: pre-class micro-videos, quizzes, and in-class practice. Include how to ensure students do the prep and how to handle non-completion.

Design a motivation system: SMART goals, weekly check-ins, and visible progress tracking. Include student-facing templates and teacher routines.

Create a demo lesson script for language teaching interviews: objectives, stage directions, teacher talk, timing, and contingency plans. Include versions for ESL and Japanese.

Design a 6-month PD plan for English/Japanese teachers: skill goals, observations, micro-courses, and measurable outcomes. Include a realistic schedule for busy teachers.

Create weekly teacher reflection prompts: what worked, what didn’t, student engagement signals, and next-week experiments. Include a one-page reflection template.

Design a workflow using AI to generate comment banks for writing/speaking feedback while keeping comments personalized and accurate. Include safeguards and review steps.

Create a guide for teachers to use AI tools safely for lesson planning: what to delegate, what to verify, and how to adapt for local context (Tokyo/Fukuoka/NYC).