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What must a teacher still check when AI helps create a lesson?

A fluent worksheet can look ready while containing an error or asking pupils to practice the wrong skill. Checking the facts is only part of reviewing it: the task and the way learning is assessed also need to fit the purpose. England’s education guidance keeps responsibility for the finished material with the professional using the tool.

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  • Could a lesson be factually correct but poorly matched to its learning goal?
  • How could a teacher check whether an AI-generated activity and assessment actually test the intended idea?

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