Post-Presentation Resources

Keep the AI Conversation Going.

A school assembly is the spark. The real work happens in the classroom afterward. Every school that books Jim Jordan receives a private teacher portal of ready-to-use activities, printable handouts, discussion guides, and classroom exercises designed to reinforce responsible AI use all year — no prep, no logins, no student accounts.

40+
Printable pages
12
Class scenarios
6
Subject labs
0
Student logins

Access is shared with school staff after the presentation. The portal is free to print and share within your school.

What's Inside

Teacher-ready resources for every block of time you have.

Every resource opens as a complete, classroom-ready page. Open it on the projector, teach straight from the page, or hit Print for a clean worksheet.

10 minutes

10-Minute Follow-Up

A fast warm-up for the day after the assembly: one scenario, three questions, and one exit ticket. Reinforce the core idea — AI is a tool, not a shortcut — while it's still fresh.

30 minutes

30-Minute Lesson

A teacher-led lesson on acceptable AI help versus cheating, with talking points and a printable handout. Gives staff the exact language to draw the line clearly.

45-60 minutes

Full Class Activity

Prompt Practice in pairs: students rewrite eight weak prompts using the Coach Formula (Role, Task, Context, Rules). Turns passive AI use into a build-a-skill exercise.

Zero prep

Print-and-Go Handouts

Worksheets, exit tickets, classroom agreements, and posters formatted for clean 8.5x11 printing. Ink-friendly layouts, no logins, no student accounts.

5 minutes

Integrity Check

The seven-question check students run before submitting any AI-assisted work — plus three classroom posters. Makes academic integrity a habit, not a one-time warning.

15-40 minutes

Scenario Challenge

Twelve realistic AI situations with reveal-on-click discussion points and cut-out group cards. Gets students reasoning out loud about honest choices in small moments.

A Simple Plan

Three touches so the assembly message actually sticks.

You don't have to redesign your year. A short follow-up the day after, one lesson the next week, and one deeper activity a month later is enough to turn a one-hour assembly into a lasting habit.

Day 1

10-15 minutes

The day after the assembly

  1. 1Open the 10-Minute Follow-Up and read the anchor line aloud: AI is a tool, not a shortcut.
  2. 2Run one scenario from the Scenario Challenge and take a quick class vote before revealing the discussion points.
  3. 3Hand out the exit ticket: What will you do differently with AI after today's lesson?

Week 1

30-60 minutes

One week later

  1. 1Teach the AI Rules lesson: help vs. cheating, using side-by-side examples.
  2. 2Run Prompt Practice in pairs so students rewrite weak prompts with Role, Task, Context, Rules.
  3. 3Post the AI Responsible Use Classroom Agreement and have students sign it.

Month 1

Ongoing

One month later

  1. 1Attach the Integrity Check to a real assignment students are about to submit.
  2. 2Choose one Subject Lab activity that fits your current unit.
  3. 3Finish with My Responsible AI Plan and the 7-Day Challenge tracker.

The Message We Reinforce

Four ideas run through every page.

The assembly asks students to use AI responsibly, ethically, successfully, and skillfully. These four pillars show up in every follow-up resource.

Build skills, don't replace thinking

AI should raise the ceiling on what a student can do — never remove the effort that produces learning.

Understand, explain, verify, own

If a student can't explain it and can't verify it, it isn't ready to submit. Ownership is the standard.

Integrity is a habit, not a rule

Students practice honest choices in small moments long before a major assignment is on the line.

Clear rules beat vague warnings

Students follow expectations they can name. Every resource gives them concrete language.

How Schools Get Access

The portal opens after your presentation.

Every school that books Jim Jordan receives a private link to the full teacher portal — shared with your staff after the assembly or once your presentation is confirmed. There's nothing to buy separately and no student data is ever collected. Resources are free to print and share within your school.

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