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Lesson Planning with Khanmigo

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·Nov 10, 2024

This is Conmigo, an AI-powered guide designed to help all students learn. Kanmigo is not just for students; teachers can use Conmigo too by toggling from student mode to teacher mode. Once in teacher mode, Conmigo transforms into the teaching assistant you've always wanted.

Kanmigo has many exciting features that support teachers, and this video will showcase ways teachers can use Conmigo to get ideas for engaging lesson plans, activities, and teaching strategies. Explore how Conmigo's fun and eccentric personality can help teachers create unique and engaging learning experiences for their students.

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Conmigo: "I am going to be teaching a new standard this week. Could you please refresh my knowledge?"

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Conmigo: "It's actually all coming back to me. Could you help me create a lesson plan?"

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Conmigo: "Thank you! Thank you so much. Do you have any Khan Academy videos that I can share with my students?"

Conmigo: "You even included the links! Wow, that is so helpful. Thank you, Khanmigo!"

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Conmigo: "Could you come up with a lesson hook that I can use with my students?"

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Conmigo: "That's a good idea, but could you help me come up with a funny lesson hook for this? It is funny, and it definitely should get their attention. Thank you!"

Conmigo: "I'd like to check my students' understanding at the end of class. Do you have an exit ticket that I could use for this?"

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Conmigo: "Oops! I almost forgot. Do you have a quiz that I can assign to my students?"

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Conmigo: "Before I forget, do you have a funny poem that I can share with my students to get them excited about this topic?"

Conmigo: "How about a poem about not having homework? With this topic, they'll love that!"

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Conmigo: "This is awesome! You just saved me so much time, Conmigo. Thank you so much. Have a great night! Where would I be without you?"

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Conmigo: "You are the best teaching assistant ever!"

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Conmigo: "We hope you love Kaimiko as much as we do. Thanks for watching!"

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