Free Prompting Tutorial for Teachers: Create RPP, Questions, LKPD, Presentations, and Reflection

AI technology in learning: a complete guide for teachers
Artificial Intelligence (AI) technology is now a very useful tool for teachers in designing learning materials. Not only helps in compiling basic material, AI can also be used to create complex material but still in accordance with the level of student development. By using AI, teachers can increase efficiency and creativity in the teaching process.
What is Prompting?
Prompting is the way we give commands or instructions to AI in order to produce answers that suit their needs. The simple analogy of this prompt is like the “problem” given to students. If the question is blurred, the answer will also be blurred. However, if the question is clear and complete, the answer will be right on target.
basic formula for effective prompt
To create an effective prompt, use the following 3-step format:
[Peran AI] + [Tugas yang diminta] +[Konteks/Detail]
General example:
“Act as a science teacher in grade 8. Make lesson plans for 1 sheet of the independent curriculum for the topic of the human digestive system.”
or:
“Act as a curriculum developer. Make a formative assessment of 10 multiple choice questions for the topic of Newton’s law, complete with the answer key.”
the type of prompt that the teacher needs the most
Here are some of the categories of prompting that teachers need most in the world of education:
teaching device
Functions: Creating lesson plans, teaching modules, LKPD, or teaching materials.
Example: “Make 1 sheet of IPA class IPA on ecosystems.”Evaluation & About
Function: Making test questions, remedial, and differentiation assessment
Example: “Create 10 Questions for Class 9 Science Description About the Human Reproductive System.”Learning Media
Function: Create video, presentation, or infographic ideas
Example: “Create a 3 minute learning video idea about the water cycle for junior high school students.”Teacher Reflection
Function: Helping teachers analyze and assess learning
Example: “Help me write a teacher’s reflection after teaching the theme of alternative energy.”school communication
Function: Writing letters, invitations, or activity reports
Example: “Write a parent’s parental meeting invitation letter in an official and polite style.”guidance & Motivation
Function: Writing remarks, reflection, or student motivation
Example: “Create a Flag Ceremony Speech with the theme of Discipline and Responsibility.”
How to develop a more accurate prompt
For more accurate AI results, add the following 4 elements in the prompt:
Role
Example: “Act as a junior high school Indonesian teacher.”Context
Example: “Material: folk poetry. 7th grade semester 2.”output format
Example: “Use table format.” or “Arranged in the form of 1 sheet of RPP.”Style/level of difficulty
Example: “Use light language and easy for students to understand.”
Complete Example:
“Act as a 9th grade social studies teacher. Make a LKPD on globalization, 2 pages, with light language, everyday examples, and reflective questions.”
example of ready-to-use prompt for teachers
A. Make RPP
“Act as a 8th grade PPKn teacher. Make a RPP 1 sheet of the independent curriculum with the topic of the rights and obligations of citizens.”
B. Make a question
“Make 10 multiple choice questions and 5 questions about photosynthesis for 7th graders of junior high school, include the answer key.”
C. Making LKPD
“Act as a 9th grade science teacher. Make a simple experimental LKPD about heat transfer that can be done at home.”
D. Making Presentation Media
“Make Outline PowerPoint 8 Slide Presentation on Climate Change for Middle School Students, with a Visual Educational and Lightweight Style.”
E. Making Teacher Reflection
“Write the teacher’s reflection after teaching the topic of the digestive system, containing experiences, constraints, and solutions for the next meeting.”
Prompting Tips for Teachers
- Specific – Describe class, topic, purpose, and format.
- Use the role (role) – For example: teacher, curriculum developer, resource person, or facilitator.
- Use natural language – no need to be too rigid; I understand the context of human conversation.























