Heather Sanche

Heather Sanche

Posted on03 Sep 2024
Heather is a practicing Buddhist who is applying the principles and practice of the Buddhadharma in her journey of motherhood.

Windhorse School

Posted on03 Sep 2024
We are a non-Buddhist school inspired by the Shambhala vision. Our goal is to educate the future leaders of society through an academic path born from within.

Noel McLellan

Posted on03 Sep 2024
Noel teaches middle and high school English and History and has served as Head Teacher as well as Dean of Mindfulness and Contemplative Learning at the Shambhala School.

Robert Schaecher

Posted on03 Sep 2024
Retired high school educator, teaching philosophy and religion, including Buddhism Docent at Rubin Museum of Himalayan Arts, New York City

Lojong Meditation

Posted on03 Sep 2024
We help others generate compassion and mindfulness in their daily life, focusing on Lojong as our foundation practice. Our aim is to improve the communities in which we live.
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Generate Lesson Plan Data for AI

First click “Generate AI Lesson Planning Data” and then “Copy to Clipboard”.

For this process to actually work, you need to then paste the result into the AI tool yourself.

This seems to work quite well with Claude and ChatGPT.

After pasting what this pop-up puts in your clipboard, the AI tool (you’ve chosen) should prompt you for any additional information you may wish to include, and then create a rough draft lesson plan that you can customize and edit until it’s ready for teaching.

Disclaimer: Teach content that you are most familiar with from your own study and practice. Think through what elements will work for your students. AI makes many mistakes, so be very careful and conscientious using the results as a basis for creating your own thoughtful lessons. Approached with care and attention, this method of generating a lesson plan with AI may give you more time to focus on the most essential elements of instruction.

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