For educators

Standards alignment

MayPrompt teaches AI literacy — how to instruct, verify, and use AI tools responsibly. The curriculum maps to the ISTE Standards for Studentsand to common state digital-literacy and computer-science frameworks. Here's the crosswalk you can attach to a curriculum-adoption form.

ISTE Standards for Students

1.1 Empowered Learner

Students set goals for an AI task and iterate on their prompts to reach them.

1.2 Digital Citizen

Lessons on verification, not inventing facts, and using AI responsibly and safely.

1.3 Knowledge Constructor

Students evaluate AI output critically and refine prompts to get accurate, useful results.

1.5 Computational Thinker

Decomposing a request into goal, steps, constraints, and stop conditions.

1.6 Creative Communicator

Choosing format, audience, and length to communicate intent clearly to a model.

Curriculum levels & learning objectives

I · Clarity

Say exactly what you want — task, audience, format.

II · Structure

Shape output with format, length, and examples.

III · Precision

Constrain scope; tell the model what NOT to do.

IV · Verification

Ask for sources, flag uncertainty, don't accept invented facts.

V · Efficiency

Get the same result in fewer tokens.

VI · Agentic

Goal, ordered steps, and a stop-and-check before acting.

Need a formal crosswalk for your district?

We'll prepare a standards mapping for your specific state framework as part of a pilot.

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