AI Lesson Builder for Teachers — Summary → Discussion → Slides → Quiz

Summarize a chapter, create discussion questions with answer outlines, build lesson slides, then finish with a quiz & answer key — all in minutes.

  1. 1
    Summarize the chapter into key points
  2. 2
    Discussion questions with teacher answer outlines
  3. 3
    Lesson slides (PPTX) with titles, bullets & speaker notes
  4. 4
    Quiz (5/10/15/20 • Easy/Medium/Hard • MCQ/T‑F/Short Answer) + answer key

How ResearchWize Saves Teachers Time

    • Chapter summaries: Turn readings into clear, shareable study guides.
    • Discussion questions with answer outlines: Facilitate rich classroom dialogue with teacher notes.
    • Lesson slides (PPTX): Export polished decks with titles, bullets, and speaker notes.
    • Quizzes with answer keys: Choose 5/10/15/20 questions; Easy/Medium/Hard; MCQ, True/False, Short Answer.
    • Differentiated materials: Adjust length, complexity, and question types for varied reading levels and IEP/504 needs.
    • Flashcards: Auto‑generate key terms for spaced repetition.

Lesson‑prep workflow

1. Summarize

Open a chapter/article or PDF and auto‑summarize into key points and learning objectives.

2. Discussion Questions

Create open‑ended prompts with optional answer outlines to guide facilitation.

3. Build Slides

Export a PPTX deck with headings, bullets, and speaker notes; edit in PowerPoint or Google Slides.

4. End with a Quiz

Pick 5/10/15/20; choose Easy/Medium/Hard and MCQ/T‑F/Short Answer. Separate answer key included.

2. Discussion Questions

Create open‑ended prompts with optional answer outlines to guide facilitation.

3. Build Slides

Export a PPTX deck with headings, bullets, and speaker notes; edit in PowerPoint or Google Slides.

4. End with a Quiz

Pick 5/10/15/20; choose Easy/Medium/Hard and MCQ/T‑F/Short Answer. Separate answer key included.

What Teachers Say

“I summarized a 20‑page chapter, generated discussion prompts with answers, and exported slides before first period.” — Ms. Lopez, Grade 10 History
“Perfect for elementary — I make 10‑question checks and print clean answer keys for small‑group work.” — Mr. Chen, Grade 5 ELA
“ELL‑friendly: I create simpler prompts with answer outlines, then a harder set for fast finishers.” — Ms. Ahmed, ESL Coordinator

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