The Human-AI-Human Prompt Library: 200+ Classroom-Tested AI Prompts for K-12 and Higher-Ed Teachers
English | May 16, 2026 | ASIN: B0GY8PBK7D | 196 pages | Epub | 248.71 KB
Open at any page. Find a prompt in 30 seconds. Use it in your next class.This is the companion to The Human-AI-Human Classroom - and the working manual every teacher needs sitting on their desk.If the first book gave you the framework, this is the library. Over 200 classroom-tested AI prompts, organized by the kind of work you're doing - lesson planning, differentiation, grading, family communication, student-facing prompts with guardrails, subject-specific packs, leadership work, and the emergency "tomorrow morning" prompts you'll reach for when nothing went according to plan.Every prompt in this book follows the same template:A name and number so you can share with colleagues ("try prompt 3.04")When to use - the exact teaching moment this prompt fitsThe prompt itself - copy-pasteable, with brackets where you insert your contextWhat to watch for - the most common way AI fails on this kind of request, and the patch that fixes itCross-references to related prompts and to The Human-AI-Human ClassroomThe 8 Parts
art 1 - Lesson Planning Prompts (30 prompts): Standards, objectives, sequencing, materialsPart 2 - Differentiation & Accessibility (25 prompts): Tiered tasks, multilingual learner supports, scaffolds, extensionsPart 3 - Assessment, Grading & Feedback (30 prompts): Formative checks, rubric-aligned feedback, calibration workflowsPart 4 - Classroom Management & Communication (20 prompts): Family communication, conflict conversations, IEP prepPart 5 - Student-Facing Prompts (25 prompts): Hint ladders, source evaluation, metacognition - with the guardrails that keep AI from doing student thinkingPart 6 - Subject-Specific Packs (47 prompts): ELA, math, science, social studies, world languages, arts/PE/CTEPart 7 - Coach, Admin & Leader Prompts (15 prompts): PD planning, coaching conversations, policy draftingPart 8 - Emergency Prompts (15 prompts): Sub plans, last-minute lesson repairs, hard conversations, end-of-quarter survivalWhat makes this book different:Every prompt was tested in a real classroom. Every template was built around one principle: AI drafts. Teachers decide. No prompt in this library does the student's thinking for them. No prompt replaces your professional judgment. Every one is designed to give you back time without giving up rigor.The book closes with a Quick-Find Index organized by problem - "behavior conversation prep," "stuck student," "parent email," "tech failure" - so you can find what you need in the moment, not just in advance.Who this book is for:K-12 and higher-ed teachers, instructional coaches, curriculum directors, school administrators, and graduate students in education. Whether you're new to using AI in the classroom or you've been experimenting for a year, this library gives you a defensible, teacher-led starting point you can build on.Pick up your copy and bring 200+ working prompts into your classroom this week.
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