Lesson Preparation Assistant

Problem

Teaching resources are often scattered across lesson plans, slide decks, question banks, and archives. After choosing a chapter, teachers still need to search materials, format documents, build assessments, and store the results. This skill treats subject + textbook edition + grade + term + chapter as a structured input, then decides whether to generate a full resource package or a single artifact.

How It Works

• Mode detection: defaults to lesson plan + slides + synchronized tests when unspecified; generates only the requested artifact when explicit.
• Input validation: asks for missing subject, edition, grade, term, or chapter to avoid producing the wrong resources.
• Knowledge-base precheck: checks for existing chapter resources before generation and lets the user reuse, overwrite, or regenerate them.
• Material retrieval: combines textbook analysis, recent exam or mock questions, teaching cases, and saved questions in the user's knowledge base.
• File delivery: outputs lesson plan.docx, slides.pptx, A/B papers.docx, and answer explanations.docx, then archives them.

Boundaries

It is useful for K-12 chapter preparation, synchronized practice, and tiered resources, and depends on accurate textbook edition and chapter naming. For large chapters, split them into periods. If special requirements conflict with curriculum standards, the skill adjusts the plan to match the standards.