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Teacher Prompt Library
Reviewed, classroom-ready AI prompt templates
Every template uses the SATHI structure with marked variables, a filled example, its review requirements and its privacy note. Teacher review before classroom use is always required.
The same explanation in two languages carrying identical facts.
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{{BOARD}} Class {{CLASS}} {{SUBJECT}}, concept: {{CONCEPT}}. A bilingual explanation, ~{{WORDS_PER_LANGUAGE}} words per language in parallel columns (English / {{SECOND_LANGUAGE}}), SAME facts in both — nothing extra in either. Technical terms per this policy: {{TERMINOLOGY_POLICY}}. Everyday register both sides. Then list every terminology decision you made in a table.
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CBSE Class 7 Science, concept: photosynthesis. Bilingual explanation ~80 words per language, photosynthesis stays English with प्रकाश संश्लेषण bracketed on first use, everyday register, terminology table appended.
Review: Run the three parity checks: back-translation for meaning drift, terminology table row-by-row, read-aloud for register. High-stakes bilingual content needs a human reviewer of both languages before use.
Privacy: Never include student names, identifiable marks, health, family or community details. Describe situations and needs, never children.
Known failure modes: One column gains a fact the other lacks — the same-facts rule is checkable line by line
MultilingualPractitioner ~10 minFree
Parallel bilingual worksheet (same questions, same spaces)
One worksheet both language groups complete identically.
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{{BOARD}} Class {{CLASS}} {{SUBJECT}}, topic {{TOPIC}}. A one-page worksheet in parallel English–{{SECOND_LANGUAGE}}: every instruction line bilingual, questions numbered identically, same answer spaces. Terminology policy: {{TERMINOLOGY_POLICY}} (e.g. technical terms stay in English with bracketed {{SECOND_LANGUAGE}} on first use). Same reading level in both languages — everyday register, not literary. Provide the terminology table (term / English / {{SECOND_LANGUAGE}} / decision) for my review.
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CBSE Class 5 EVS, topic sources of water. A parallel English–Hindi worksheet, identical numbering and spaces, technical terms in English with Hindi brackets on first use, everyday register, terminology table included.
Illustrative: aligned columns with the same five questions; the terminology table shows four decisions the teacher can override.
Review: Run the three parity checks: back-translation for meaning drift, terminology table row-by-row, read-aloud for register. High-stakes bilingual content needs a human reviewer of both languages before use.
Privacy: Never include student names, identifiable marks, health, family or community details. Describe situations and needs, never children.
Known failure modes: Second language arrives more formal than the English — state the register · Terminology decisions made silently — demand the table
All example outputs are illustrative teaching fictions. AI drafts; the teacher remains responsible for accuracy, fairness, privacy and classroom fit.