Prompts that actually work in school.

Hard email to a teacher? Get a draft that's specific, respectful, asks for one concrete thing, and doesn't sound like a complaint letter.

Paste a student essay and your rubric — get specific, named feedback per criterion plus two glow-and-grow comments in your voice.

Get a structured outline for any essay prompt — claim, three reasons, evidence checklist, counterargument — without the AI writing your paper for you.

Paste a homework problem — get a Socratic question sequence you read aloud, that nudges your kid to the answer without you giving it away.

Drop in a standard and a grade level — get a 45-minute lesson plan with do-now, mini-lesson, guided practice, exit ticket, and differentiation.

Paste your handwritten or typed class notes — get a study guide with key concepts, three flashcard decks, and 10 quiz-me questions.

Paste your kid's evening schedule — get a concrete daily routine that separates deep work from device time, with age-matched rules and a weekly rhythm.

Build a one-page AI use agreement with your kid — what's allowed, what counts as cheating, what to do when you're not sure. Co-written, not lectured.

Run a 10-minute oral exam simulation in any subject — AI plays examiner, asks follow-ups, and gives a debrief on what you got right and where you froze.

Turn one observation and one concern into a 10-minute conference outline — opening, evidence, family question, plan.