Educational Resources

Use Case: Creating a Daily Adapted Plan for Special Education

This document presents a complete use case showing how a teacher can use Didaktos to generate an adapted educational resource, specifically a daily lesson plan for Special Education. The workflow is based on the interface shown in the images provided by the user.

1. Starting Point

A teacher needs to prepare a Language and Literature lesson for students in 4th to 6th grade, focusing on social-emotional learning (SEL). The goal is to create a clear, visual, and adapted resource.


2. Parameter Selection in Didaktos

The teacher logs into Didaktos and uses the educational resource generator.

Selected Parameters:

  • Subject: Language and Literature
  • Level: Primary (4th–6th grade)
  • Curriculum: Adapted for Special Education
  • Methodology: Social-Emotional Learning (SEL)
  • Format: Daily Plan

These parameters allow Didaktos to generate content aligned with pedagogical and accessibility needs.

← Back ES EN Planning Resource Type?Daily Lesson Plan Subject?Language & Literature Education Level?Primary (4th–6th) Context / Standard?e.g. Common Core, CCSS, IB… Methodology?Social-Emotional Learning Output Format?Plain Text

3. Automatic Resource Generation

Once the parameters are selected, Didaktos automatically produces an Adapted Daily Plan, which includes:

Generated Elements:

  • Lesson Title
  • Clear and Measurable Objectives
  • Suggested Visual Materials
  • Key Vocabulary
  • Estimated Time
  • Step-by-Step Activities

The system uses templates optimized for Special Education, ensuring simplicity, clarity, and visual support.

Planning TOPIC / INSTRUCTIONS “The forest” as a literary motif. Learning objective: analyze how the forest is portrayed across literary texts. 📎 Attach Attach your own sources to getmore accurate, tailored results. Generate Resource PREVIEW Refine DAILY LESSON PLAN SubjectLanguage & Literature MethodologySocial-Emotional Learning GradePrimary (4th–6th) DurationOne 60-minute session ObjectiveAnalyze the forest as a motif… Session outline

4. Complete Process Flow

Step 1: Select Parameters

The teacher chooses subject, grade, methodology, and format.

Step 2: Automatic Preview

Didaktos shows a preview of the daily plan with full structure.

Step 3: Optional Adjustments

The teacher can edit objectives, change vocabulary, add images, or adjust times.

Step 4: Generate Final Version

Didaktos produces the final document ready for printing or exporting.

Step 5: Save to Library

The resource is stored in the teacher’s library for reuse.


5. Example of Generated Result

Title: STOP! THINK! CHOOSE! Helping Characters with Intense Emotions

Objectives:

  • Identify two basic emotions
  • Describe how a character feels
  • Choose an appropriate way to solve a small problem

Materials:

  • Emotion cards, Short story card, “STOP” sign
  • Thought bubble, Images of good and bad decisions

Vocabulary:

Happy, sad, angry, calm, stop, think, choose

Duration:

45 minutes

PREVIEW Refine Chat Refine… Simplify (UDL) Create Quiz Translate Editing Assistant Change from one 60-min session totwo 30-min sessions. DAILY LESSON PLAN Session 1 · 30 min — Introduction Session 2 · 30 min — Guided practice Ask for improvements or additions…

6. Benefits of Using Didaktos

  • Time savings in planning
  • Automatically adapted resources
  • Consistent pedagogical focus
  • Inclusion of visual supports
  • Ready-to-use templates

7. Conclusion

Didaktos allows teachers to create adapted educational resources quickly, clearly, and professionally. This use case demonstrates how, by simply selecting a few parameters, the system generates a complete plan that meets the needs of Special Education and facilitates social-emotional teaching.

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