Clastio · Practical teacher guide
Turn teaching notes and textbook sources into PowerPoint
Upload the relevant teaching source, select it for your chapter and discuss the lesson goals before generating slides. Give the assistant the section that matters and verify that the plan covers it at the depth your class needs.
Select the useful source, not every file
Use the chapter pages or notes that directly support this lesson. Name the chapter section and the learning goals. Scanned pages should be readable; inspect the uploaded material if labels, equations or small print are important. Use materials you have permission to upload.
Make the teaching sequence explicit
Tell the playground what has already been taught, which idea needs a worked example and how you will check understanding. The source provides grounding, while the teacher decides how the class should learn it. Review the chapter plan before generating selected lessons.
Review source-specific details
Check terminology, worked calculations, quantities in diagrams and any passage that the assistant has summarised. A source upload does not guarantee that every sentence or image will be reproduced exactly. Upload an exact visual or make a manual correction when fidelity matters.
A workflow to try
- Upload readable, relevant teaching materials.
- Select the source for the chapter.
- State topic, grade, curriculum and objectives.
- Discuss prior learning and lesson duration.
- Review the sequence, then generate selected lessons.
- Verify important details against the source.
Example teacher prompt
Use the uploaded chapter section on the water cycle to plan two Grade 5 lessons. The class already knows evaporation. Focus on condensation and collection, include a local everyday example, and ask me which practical resources are available.Try the planning playground
Common questions
- Can I upload a whole textbook?
- Use the relevant material within the app upload limits and your permission to use it. Selecting the right chapter section makes review easier.
- Does upload guarantee exact content?
- No. Review the generated explanation, numbers and labels against your source before classroom use.