📅 Runs in small live rounds. You'll get the date as soon as the next group forms — usually within a few weeks. Recording included either way.
🕒 Usually 6:30pm-8:00pm CT
💻 Live on Zoom
🎥Recording included for all registrants
💵 $47 · Founding Member Price


AI promised to make lesson planning faster. For most teachers, it made it more overwhelming.
You type a prompt into ChatGPT. You get a lesson. It looks fine. But it wasn't built for the multilingual learners in your room — it was built for a generic classroom that doesn't exist. The scaffolds are vague. The language demands are invisible. And you're back to guessing.
That's not an AI problem. That's a design problem.
AI is only as useful as the framework behind your prompt. Without a clear design system, you're just automating the same lesson that wasn't working before — faster.
The CODE Framework gives AI something to work with.
It's a four-step instructional design method that makes your language demands explicit, your scaffolds intentional, and your AI prompts precise — so what comes out of ChatGPT actually fits the students already in your room.
In 90 minutes, you'll walk through the full CODE Framework with AI tools running alongside you — and you'll leave with an actual lesson you designed live, in real time.
By the end of the workshop, you'll be able to:
Capture the language embedded in your content standards — and use that as the foundation for every AI prompt you write, so your outputs are precise instead of generic
Organize language demands by proficiency level using AI to generate differentiated entry points in minutes, not hours
Design scaffolds that support without hiding the gap — and know exactly how to prompt AI to build those supports for you
Exit with a complete AI-assisted lesson package: differentiated materials, tiered sentence frames, and a language-accessible assessment — built during the workshop, ready to use
You won't just watch. You'll build. You'll leave with something usable for the following week.
You teach a content area in grades 6–12 and have multilingual learners on your roster
You've tried using AI for lesson planning but the outputs feel generic and don't account for language needs
You're an instructional coach or curriculum designer who supports content-area teams
You took the CODE Design Diagnostic and you're ready to move beyond your profile result
You want a system you can actually run in ChatGPT on Monday — not theory to process later
You're an ESL or bilingual teacher looking for language acquisition frameworks — you already have this. This workshop is built for content-area colleagues you're trying to support.
You're looking for a passive learning experience. You'll have AI tools open and you'll be building alongside me the entire session.

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