Certification assignment launch
The last session of the day is not a lecture — it is the first 40 minutes of your own certification work. Choose a topic from a class you actually teach and begin.
Your teaching challenge from Module 1:
"(fill in Module 1's baseline and it will appear here)"
Class: — · Subject: — · Topic: —
If that challenge still matters to you, it is probably your best assignment topic.
What your assignment must include
- Intended class or grade band
- Subject and topic
- A clear learning objective
- At least two relevant sources — one a textbook or school-approved source
- One main classroom artifact
- Two or three meaningful prompts
- Evidence of refinement (before → after)
- Verification notes (your VERIFY review)
- A short reflection
"You may sit together, exchange ideas and help solve technical problems. However, each teacher must create and submit an individual notebook and individual evidence."
Using the same chapter as a colleague? Your work must differ in at least one meaningful way: learning objective, grade level, artifact, teaching approach, language approach, assessment design or learner-support strategy.
Assignment ideas by grade band
| You teach | A strong assignment looks like |
|---|---|
| Early Years (LKG–UKG) | Teacher-led picture vocabulary activity and oral assessment |
| Primary Mathematics | Differentiated worksheet and misconception guide |
| Primary Language | Bilingual story, vocabulary activity and comprehension questions |
| Middle-school Science | Concept explanation, visual resource and diagnostic quiz |
| Social Studies | Timeline, comparison table and reasoning questions |
| Secondary (9–10) | Board-exam revision guide and source-grounded question bank |
🖐 Before you leave today
✋ In-session milestone — show your trainer
Milestone reached — finish at home and submit!
Reflection prompts (part of your submission)
- What did you create, and who is it for?
- How will it be used in your classroom?
- What did NotebookLM do well? What required correction?
- How did you verify it?
- What would you change before using it again?
"Your certificate will not show that you watched a NotebookLM demonstration. It will show that you built, reviewed and explained a classroom resource independently."