How teachers use artificial intelligence in our school

At our school, we see artificial intelligence as a tool that can make learning more accessible, understandable, personalised and creative at the same time. AI doesn’t replace teachers here – it empowers them, saves time on routines and allows them to focus on what matters most: the children, their development, their strengths and their joy of discovery.

Teachers at our school use AI in many areas, always taking a safe and ethical approach, without working with pupils’ personal data.

AI as a support for explaining the curriculum

Teachers use AI to explain difficult concepts simply, clearly and understandably.

AI can help us in this context:

  • create alternative explanations of the curriculum,
  • adapt the content of language and non-language subjects to the level of the pupil (A1 – B2, as appropriate),
  • offer pictures, metaphors and examples,
  • visually represent the processes,
  • simulate real situations or phenomena.
  • As a result, children learn faster, with less frustration and more understanding.

AI for differentiation - a school tailored to each pupil

Every pupil is different. Thanks to AI, we can prepare content:

  • for gifted pupils (extended tasks, challenges),
  • for pupils with SEN (simpler texts, picture explanations),
  • for pupils with weaker foundations or language barriers,
  • for children who need more steps, more examples or a slower pace.

AI helps teachers make teaching fair and inclusive.

AI as a creator of interactive educational applications

This is one of the most cutting-edge uses of AI in our schools – and something that is still almost non-existent in mainstream schools.

Teachers can use AI to program their own online apps, completely without coding knowledge.

For example, we use:

Canva Code for Me

Children can play the animation, change the parameters and watch the result – this is 21st century education.

AI for language and communication skills

Teachers are also using AI to create:

  • role-playing games,
  • simulated conversations,
  • “live” dialogues,
  • situational games (restaurant, airport, job interview),
  • communication scenes in English, German or Spanish.

AI can play a role:

  • of the passenger,
  • Teacher,
  • of the customer,
  • tourist,
  • a classmate from abroad,
  • or even a fictional character in CLIL projects.

Children get a space where they can express themselves, practise language, make mistakes and learn in a safe environment.

NotebookLM - communication with summaries, notes and projects

We use NotebookLM as a modern digital workbook and multimedia learning space. We benefit from the fact that our school uses Google products as LMS. Our teachers use it as follows:

Pupils can ask questions about what is not clear to them

  • “Explain this part of the syllabus to me,”
  • “Generate the content of this lesson for me, I’m a 6th grader,”
  • “Write out the important information for me.”

Creating podcasts and explanatory recordings
Students can have the material explained in audio form or create a short podcast on the topic themselves.

Videocasts with explanation of substance
AI will prepare the script, structure, handouts and the learner will create their own video from it.

Interactive learning with teacher notes
NotebookLM can work directly with materials uploaded by the teacher – students get precise explanations of the actual material covered, not generic internet answers.

AI supports creative projects and eTwinning

Our school is known for its strong involvement in eTwinning. In this sense, AI helps us especially in:

  • development of international project materials,
  • visualizing ideas,
  • creating digital presentations,
  • e-books, posters, websites,
  • translations and language control,
  • creating videos and audio for joint outputs.

AI takes project-based learning to a whole new level.

AI as a teacher's partner, not a substitute

In our school, we use artificial intelligence to:

  • promoted learning,
  • saved time,
  • helping pupils to understand the curriculum,
  • develop their creativity,
  • promoted individualisation,
  • expanding the possibilities for project activities,
  • while protecting their safety.

For us, AI is a partner that makes work easier and opens new doors – not a substitute for human contact, empathy or pedagogical guidance.

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