Core Teaching
The Boss Principle
AI is useful for acceleration, not authority. Let it help you organize, draft, simplify, and test—but the lived expertise, examples, judgment, and final voice still belong to you.
REMEMBER
You are not trying to sound impressive. You are trying to make the next decision obvious for your student.
Framework
Build It Step by Step
1
Start with your outline
AI performs better when you provide the transformation, audience, module sequence, and lesson goals first.
2
Generate a first draft
Use Tutor LMS AI Studio to expand lesson summaries, generate quiz ideas, and suggest descriptions.
3
Humanize aggressively
Replace generic examples. Add your process, language, warnings, stories, cultural context, and real-world nuance.
4
Check every claim
Do not publish invented statistics, false credentials, or made-up citations.
5
Create the assessment last
Build quizzes around what students genuinely need to understand—not trivia the AI happened to mention.
Do This Now
Choose one lesson and ask AI for a draft. Then make at least five edits that could only come from you.
Journal
Quick Reflection
- What part of this lesson is already clear to you?
- Where are you still making the idea broader or harder than it needs to be?
- What is one decision you can make before opening the next lesson?
Your knowledge is an asset. Build it like one.
