This second course is for the educator who has mastered the basics and is ready to tackle the “quality gap.” It focuses on the three biggest hurdles in AI implementation: cognitive demand, academic integrity, and authentic student voice.
Stop Summarizing. Start Analyzing.
The biggest risk with AI isn’t just “cheating” — it’s the “thinning” of student thought. If your AI prompts only yield surface-level summaries, your students aren’t being challenged. This course is a deep dive into Prompt Engineering for Rigor, teaching you how to build “Evidence-First” tasks that protect student voice while demanding high-level analysis.
The Mastery Pillars:
Pulling the Rigor Levers: Learn to identify “low-floor” prompts and rewrite them into high-order tasks that require inference, evaluation, and strict constraints.
Text Evidence Engineering: Master the CER (Claim, Evidence, Reasoning) prompt pattern to ensure AI-generated scaffolds require specific quotes and paraphrasing.
The “Voice-Safe” Workflow: Implement Socratic prompting techniques (“Ask me 5 questions before we draft”) that stop AI from ghostwriting and start AI as a revision coach.
Rubric-Mapped Outputs: Align AI responses to your specific grading rows, creating perfect “Goldilocks” exemplars (High, Mid, Low) for student modeling.
Course Roadmap
| Module | The Focus | The “Rigor” Result |
| From Summary to Analysis | Higher-order thinking constraints. | 3 Re-engineered “Deep-Dive” prompts. |
| Evidence Engineering | CER for ELA, Science, and History. | A 3-level Evidence Sentence-Starter Bank. |
| Preserving Student Voice | Socratic pre-writing and revision. | A “Voice-Safe” revision conference plan. |
| Rubric-Mapped Design | Aligning outputs to ISTE standards. | The Rigor Pack |
The Competitive Edge
This course moves beyond “prompting for content” and starts prompting for pedagogy. You will walk away with a “Rigor Pack” containing 10 high-stakes prompts, a voice-safe strategy card, and a precision checklist to ensure every AI interaction results in measurable student growth.
“Don’t just use AI to work faster. Use it to make your students think harder.”
Curriculum
- 4 Sections
- 16 Lessons
- 16 Hours
- Rigor Levers: Move from Summary to Analysis4
- Text Evidence Engineering (CER for ELA)4
- Preserve Student Voice (No Ghostwriting)4
- Rubric-Mapped Prompting4
