Three habits keep AI human-centered: protect data, verify facts, and keep the final call yours.
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Human-centered. AI-assisted. In every step today, you supplied the truth, AI drafted, an AI reviewer checked, and you made the final call.
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1. Pick one case you already teach. (15 min)
2. Write down the facts you know are true: history, findings, results, outcome. (20 min)
3. Paste the case blueprint prompt with your facts; review the draft against your notes. (20 min)
4. Turn it into one product students will use this month: virtual client, unfolding case, flashcards, or NAVLE-style questions. (30 min)
5. Ask the AI to review the product as a skeptical reviewer (for questions, use the Stop 4 prompt in review mode), then make the final call yourself. (15 min)
6. Check the data rule: no student names, grades, or identifying client data in public or unapproved tools. Identifiable student or client records need explicit institutional authorization for that data and purpose; approval of the tool alone is not enough.
7. Try it with a small group; ask students one question afterwards: "What helped you think?"
About 100 minutes from blank page to a tested teaching product.
Step 2 is where your expertise makes the AI accurate.
Created by AI under faculty supervision for demonstration only. Not a scientific reference; verify important information.
Pedro Diniz