Ian Daniels
@academicsuccessai.bsky.social
Making AI work for teachers: ⬇️ admin tasks, ⬆️ student learning & results! 💡
The average teacher makes more decisions a day than a surgeon. But with no recovery time. No assistant, no calm space, no break from the admin avalanche. That’s why burnout is the norm. But it doesn’t have to be. AI, when used right, doesn’t replace teachers—it protects them. It helps you think
November 15, 2025 at 1:12 PM
The average teacher makes more decisions a day than a surgeon. But with no recovery time. No assistant, no calm space, no break from the admin avalanche. That’s why burnout is the norm. But it doesn’t have to be. AI, when used right, doesn’t replace teachers—it protects them. It helps you think
Part 1: Two of the most useful AI prompts I’ve ever used — one helps you simplify tricky topics for your students, the other turns key facts into memorable mnemonics or flashcards. Built using the RISEN method by and made to be used by people who want to improve and teachers. Pause, screenshot, and
November 15, 2025 at 10:02 AM
Part 1: Two of the most useful AI prompts I’ve ever used — one helps you simplify tricky topics for your students, the other turns key facts into memorable mnemonics or flashcards. Built using the RISEN method by and made to be used by people who want to improve and teachers. Pause, screenshot, and
“If my kid will never be smarter than AI… figuring out what questions to ask will be more important than figuring out the answer.” — Sam Altman AI’s on fire — daily improvements. But schools? Still stuck in the 2010s with memory tests and compliance drills. We’re moving into an age of instant
November 15, 2025 at 7:03 AM
“If my kid will never be smarter than AI… figuring out what questions to ask will be more important than figuring out the answer.” — Sam Altman AI’s on fire — daily improvements. But schools? Still stuck in the 2010s with memory tests and compliance drills. We’re moving into an age of instant
Want prompts that actually help you think better, teach better, and reflect better? These two do exactly that. One helps you unpack what went wrong in a lesson and improve it, the other turns subject knowledge into real-world learning. Screenshot both and use them in ChatGPT. Part 2 of my 4-part
November 14, 2025 at 1:21 PM
Want prompts that actually help you think better, teach better, and reflect better? These two do exactly that. One helps you unpack what went wrong in a lesson and improve it, the other turns subject knowledge into real-world learning. Screenshot both and use them in ChatGPT. Part 2 of my 4-part
Part 3/4. Two more AI prompts you’ll actually use. One builds crystal-clear comparisons with student-ready examples, the other simplifies tough texts and even gives you questions to go with it. Pause and screenshot both — they’re ideal for lessons, homework, or revision prep. #aiPromptsIdeas
November 14, 2025 at 10:03 AM
Part 3/4. Two more AI prompts you’ll actually use. One builds crystal-clear comparisons with student-ready examples, the other simplifies tough texts and even gives you questions to go with it. Pause and screenshot both — they’re ideal for lessons, homework, or revision prep. #aiPromptsIdeas
Unpopular opinion: neat handwriting and memorising facts won’t help your kid thrive in 2030. We’re training children for a world that’s already gone—and ignoring the real skills they’ll need to lead, question, and create with AI. It’s time to stop punishing curiosity and start preparing them for
November 14, 2025 at 7:03 AM
Unpopular opinion: neat handwriting and memorising facts won’t help your kid thrive in 2030. We’re training children for a world that’s already gone—and ignoring the real skills they’ll need to lead, question, and create with AI. It’s time to stop punishing curiosity and start preparing them for
What is an appropriate use of AI for students working on papers or projects? This comment hit the nail on the head — because most teachers are told to teach students to “use it properly,” but nobody explains what that actually means. This video breaks it down: ✅ What AI should help with ❌ What
November 13, 2025 at 1:17 PM
What is an appropriate use of AI for students working on papers or projects? This comment hit the nail on the head — because most teachers are told to teach students to “use it properly,” but nobody explains what that actually means. This video breaks it down: ✅ What AI should help with ❌ What
Part 4/4. Want AI to help you grow, not just grind? These final two prompts help you stay informed and build real connections. Whether you’re learning, teaching, or upskilling — they’ll keep you sharp. Pause, screenshot, and use them now. #aipromptsideas #chatgpt #learningwithai
November 13, 2025 at 10:04 AM
Part 4/4. Want AI to help you grow, not just grind? These final two prompts help you stay informed and build real connections. Whether you’re learning, teaching, or upskilling — they’ll keep you sharp. Pause, screenshot, and use them now. #aipromptsideas #chatgpt #learningwithai
POV: You lost your livelihood to AI—and found a better one. I’m not here to sell you hype. Just real talk, real tools, and free tips to help teachers and mature students thrive in this AI world. If you’re trying to make sense of AI in education, I’ve got you. Ask me anything. #AIinEducation
November 13, 2025 at 7:02 AM
POV: You lost your livelihood to AI—and found a better one. I’m not here to sell you hype. Just real talk, real tools, and free tips to help teachers and mature students thrive in this AI world. If you’re trying to make sense of AI in education, I’ve got you. Ask me anything. #AIinEducation
If you’re searching “how to use AI effectively” — stop. These prompts turn ChatGPT into your career coach. Perfect for teachers feeling stuck, overlooked or just ready for more. Use them to reflect, stand out, and move forward with confidence. #HowToUseAI #AIforTeachers #TeacherCareerTips
November 12, 2025 at 1:17 PM
If you’re searching “how to use AI effectively” — stop. These prompts turn ChatGPT into your career coach. Perfect for teachers feeling stuck, overlooked or just ready for more. Use them to reflect, stand out, and move forward with confidence. #HowToUseAI #AIforTeachers #TeacherCareerTips
Everyone’s focused on catching AI cheats. But what if we focused on teaching why not to cheat? AI tools will always evolve—but so can our approach to teaching values. This isn’t about fear. It’s about trust. #AIinEducation #AcademicIntegrity #StudentSuccess #BusyTeachers #EduTips #EthicalTeaching
November 12, 2025 at 10:02 AM
Everyone’s focused on catching AI cheats. But what if we focused on teaching why not to cheat? AI tools will always evolve—but so can our approach to teaching values. This isn’t about fear. It’s about trust. #AIinEducation #AcademicIntegrity #StudentSuccess #BusyTeachers #EduTips #EthicalTeaching
Schools are still prepping kids for 2010 jobs. Not 2030. AI now writes essays, solves equations, and explains anything in seconds. So just knowing stuff isn’t enough anymore. What do students really need to thrive after school? 1. Adaptive thinking – messy problems need creative thinking. Ask:
November 12, 2025 at 7:01 AM
Schools are still prepping kids for 2010 jobs. Not 2030. AI now writes essays, solves equations, and explains anything in seconds. So just knowing stuff isn’t enough anymore. What do students really need to thrive after school? 1. Adaptive thinking – messy problems need creative thinking. Ask:
Most schools are still stuck in 2010. But your child will graduate into an AI-first world. In this video series, I’ll show you 5 future-ready skills students actually need after GCSEs—and how to build them at home, without overhauling your life. Think: curiosity over cramming. Ethics over empty
November 11, 2025 at 1:18 PM
Most schools are still stuck in 2010. But your child will graduate into an AI-first world. In this video series, I’ll show you 5 future-ready skills students actually need after GCSEs—and how to build them at home, without overhauling your life. Think: curiosity over cramming. Ethics over empty
I’ve led academic honesty workshops. And I’ll say this: the biggest gap isn’t the tech—it’s the teaching. If we don’t guide students on ethics now, no filter or ban is going to save us later. #AIinEducation #AcademicHonesty #TeacherTips #BusyTeachers #EduEthics #SchoolCulture #TeachIntegrity
November 11, 2025 at 10:02 AM
I’ve led academic honesty workshops. And I’ll say this: the biggest gap isn’t the tech—it’s the teaching. If we don’t guide students on ethics now, no filter or ban is going to save us later. #AIinEducation #AcademicHonesty #TeacherTips #BusyTeachers #EduEthics #SchoolCulture #TeachIntegrity
I lost most of my work to AI… so now I help teachers use it better. I post 12+ hours a day with AI—and I’m here to show normal people how powerful it can actually be. It’s not about being techy. It’s about asking better questions. Follow if you want to finally make AI useful—without the hype.
November 11, 2025 at 7:01 AM
I lost most of my work to AI… so now I help teachers use it better. I post 12+ hours a day with AI—and I’m here to show normal people how powerful it can actually be. It’s not about being techy. It’s about asking better questions. Follow if you want to finally make AI useful—without the hype.
Teachers: STOP saying “make a quiz” and expecting magic. This one tweak makes AI actually useful in lesson planning. It’s not about being techy—it’s about being clear. Try this prompt today and comment what subject you want a version for—I’ll build it for you. #TeacherPrompts #LessonPlanning
November 10, 2025 at 1:19 PM
Teachers: STOP saying “make a quiz” and expecting magic. This one tweak makes AI actually useful in lesson planning. It’s not about being techy—it’s about being clear. Try this prompt today and comment what subject you want a version for—I’ll build it for you. #TeacherPrompts #LessonPlanning
This is video 1 of 5 on the essential skills kids need after school—and today we’re talking adaptive thinking. I used to teach GCSE science, and the best students weren’t the ones who memorised—they were the ones who understood the question. Reframed it. Targeted their answer. Full marks, less
November 10, 2025 at 10:02 AM
This is video 1 of 5 on the essential skills kids need after school—and today we’re talking adaptive thinking. I used to teach GCSE science, and the best students weren’t the ones who memorised—they were the ones who understood the question. Reframed it. Targeted their answer. Full marks, less
Everyone’s raving about AI in schools… but what about the stuff it can’t teach? Faster marking? Sure. Instant lesson plans? Great. But here’s the truth: Schools still need to teach the things no machine ever can. 🧠 Critical thinking 🧘♂️ Attention 🪞 Reflection 💬 Empathy These aren’t soft skills
November 10, 2025 at 7:01 AM
Everyone’s raving about AI in schools… but what about the stuff it can’t teach? Faster marking? Sure. Instant lesson plans? Great. But here’s the truth: Schools still need to teach the things no machine ever can. 🧠 Critical thinking 🧘♂️ Attention 🪞 Reflection 💬 Empathy These aren’t soft skills
This is part 2 of my 5-part series on future-ready skills your child actually needs. Tip 2? Emotional Intelligence. It’s the quiet superpower that schools often miss. Want to help your teen develop it? Try this: watch a show or film together, pause at key moments, and just ask: “What would you have
November 9, 2025 at 1:17 PM
This is part 2 of my 5-part series on future-ready skills your child actually needs. Tip 2? Emotional Intelligence. It’s the quiet superpower that schools often miss. Want to help your teen develop it? Try this: watch a show or film together, pause at key moments, and just ask: “What would you have
We’re so busy upgrading classrooms with tech that we’ve forgotten what education’s really for. It’s not just about efficiency—it’s about humanity. I use AI all the time, but I’m worried we’re letting it take the wheel. Let’s keep schools focused on CARE: Critical thinking, Attention, Reflection,
November 9, 2025 at 10:02 AM
We’re so busy upgrading classrooms with tech that we’ve forgotten what education’s really for. It’s not just about efficiency—it’s about humanity. I use AI all the time, but I’m worried we’re letting it take the wheel. Let’s keep schools focused on CARE: Critical thinking, Attention, Reflection,
AI isn’t killing essays. It’s killing critical thinking. As someone who’s spent years helping students improve their academic writing, I’m worried too. But banning AI isn’t the answer. If students use it to learn, then write by hand in class? That can be powerful. But only if we also shift how we
November 9, 2025 at 7:02 AM
AI isn’t killing essays. It’s killing critical thinking. As someone who’s spent years helping students improve their academic writing, I’m worried too. But banning AI isn’t the answer. If students use it to learn, then write by hand in class? That can be powerful. But only if we also shift how we
They’re adding ChatGPT to Barbie dolls. Meanwhile, researchers are warning us about kids forming unhealthy attachments to AI. If you teach young children, this isn’t just a future problem—it’s already here. Toys are becoming teachers. But who’s setting the rules? I’m not anti-AI—I use it daily. But
November 8, 2025 at 1:14 PM
They’re adding ChatGPT to Barbie dolls. Meanwhile, researchers are warning us about kids forming unhealthy attachments to AI. If you teach young children, this isn’t just a future problem—it’s already here. Toys are becoming teachers. But who’s setting the rules? I’m not anti-AI—I use it daily. But
Not mine — this is what my friend got when he asked ChatGPT what it feels like talking to him every day. Same prompt, totally different person. Still dark. Still weirdly emotional. If you’ve used ChatGPT for anything personal or intense, try the prompt and show me what it gives you. I’ve only seen
November 7, 2025 at 1:19 PM
Not mine — this is what my friend got when he asked ChatGPT what it feels like talking to him every day. Same prompt, totally different person. Still dark. Still weirdly emotional. If you’ve used ChatGPT for anything personal or intense, try the prompt and show me what it gives you. I’ve only seen