Explore Prompts

Create a bilingual (English/Japanese) student progress report template: skills ratings, comments, goals, and action steps. Include examples at beginner/intermediate/advanced.

Write parent communication templates for language schools in Tokyo/Fukuoka: progress updates, concerns, encouragement, and event announcements. Keep polite and clear.

Create homework ideas with high completion rates: micro-tasks, self-checking, and accountability. Include a weekly routine and incentives that aren’t punitive.

Design a workflow to create worksheets ethically: use public-domain texts, teacher-created dialogues, and student-generated content. Include a template style guide.

Create a plan to teach Japanese particles (は/が/を/に/で) to English speakers in New York. Include explanations, drills, communicative tasks, and error diagnosis.

Create a lesson sequence to teach English articles (a/an/the) to Japanese learners: common error patterns, concept checks, and practice that transfers to writing.

Create a practical lesson on Japanese pitch accent awareness: listening discrimination, minimal pairs, and production goals without perfectionism. Include activities and cautions.

Design advanced-level tasks that develop nuance: hedging, register shifts, idioms vs clarity, and rhetorical strategies. Include rubrics and sample outputs.

Create a plan to reduce beginner anxiety: predictable routines, low-stakes speaking, and supportive feedback. Include specific activities and teacher language.

Build a 12-week syllabus for either ESL or Japanese, specifying weekly themes, skills focus, assessments, and homework cadence. Include two pacing variants.

Design a practical placement test for ESL or Japanese classes: grammar/vocab, listening, speaking interview. Include scoring bands and placement rules.

Generate 30 exit ticket ideas for ESL and Japanese classes: quick writing, speaking, and reflection prompts. Include a simple scoring approach.