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Use Gemini Learn to Create AI Decision-Trail Organizers for Students

I use Gemini Learn to fast-track my learning about Unblooms. Here's the prompt I used: ```text "I'm learning about the Unblooms, https://substack.com/home/post/p-194387968, https://unblooms.gainable.ai/, as well as any resource you can find to help me. I need to understand what it is, how it works, and ways I can use it when designing powerful learning experiences for my students." ``` Gemini Learn guided me through classroom examples of how Unblooms works, using examples from my own teaching because I customized my Gemini account with content from my teacher blog. Gemini helped me create three separate graphic organizers that my sixth-grade Math and Science students can paste into their interactive notebooks to track their decision trails when using and critiquing AI in class. Step-by-step: 1. I used Gemini Learn to study Unblooms and understand what it is, how it works, and how I could use it to design learning experiences for my students. 2. I gave Gemini Learn the Unblooms resources and prompt above, along with access to teaching content from my teacher blog through my customized Gemini account. 3. I asked Gemini Learn to explain Unblooms through classroom examples connected to my own teaching. 4. I used Gemini's guidance to create three graphic organizers for my sixth-grade Math and Science students. 5. My students can paste the organizers into their Math and Science interactive notebooks to track their decision trails when using and critiquing AI in class.

Alfonso Gonzalez
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