{"id":"prod2-tch-lab-safety-six-slide-deck","audience":"teachers","category":"presentations","track":"productivity","technique":"audience","title":"Turn a lab safety handout into a 6-slide deck for 9th graders","free":false,"task":"Turn the lab safety handout into a 6-slide deck outline for your 9th-grade biology class. Use these titles in order: Why safety matters, What to wear, Handling glass, Chemicals, If something goes wrong, Quick check. Each title is a numbered line followed by exactly 3 bullets starting with \"- \", each bullet under 8 words and written for 14-year-olds. The goggle rule changed this year, so use the new rule. Plain text, under 200 words.","materialLabel":"The safety handout and a department memo (attached to your prompt automatically)","material":"Westbrook High - Biology Lab Safety Handout (2021 edition)\n\nPersonal protective equipment: Students shall don safety goggles during all wet labs involving chemical reagents. Goggles are optional for observation-only labs (e.g., microscope work). Closed-toe footwear is mandatory. Long hair must be secured.\n\nGlassware: Inspect glassware for cracks or chips prior to use. Broken glass must never be handled with bare hands; notify the instructor, who will use the broom and dustpan and the designated broken-glass bin.\n\nChemicals: Never taste or directly smell reagents; use the wafting technique. Return unused reagents to the instructor rather than to stock bottles. Label every container.\n\nEmergencies: Eyewash station is located beside the sink at the rear of Room 204. Fire extinguisher by the door. Report all spills and injuries immediately, no matter how minor.\n\nNote: in 2019 a student cut a finger cleaning up glass, which is why we added the bin.\n\n---\nScience Department memo (August, this year): \"Starting this school year, goggles are required for EVERY lab, including microscope and observation labs. No exceptions.\"\n","rules":[{"type":"numberedItems","count":6},{"type":"maxWords","max":200},{"type":"plainText"}],"mistakes":[{"title":"Copying the handout's words","why":"The AI keeps 'don', 'reagents' and 'prior to' from the formal handout.","fix":"Add: \"Write for 14-year-olds. Don't use don, reagents, prior to or designated.\"","checks":["r2"]},{"title":"Old goggle rule","why":"The handout says goggles are optional for microscope labs.","fix":"Add: \"New rule: goggles in every lab, no exceptions.\"","checks":["r1"]},{"title":"Letting the AI pick slides","why":"The AI writes its own titles and bullet counts.","fix":"List the 6 titles and say: \"exactly 3 bullets per slide.\"","checks":["r0","numberedItems"]},{"title":"Markdown slides","why":"The AI uses bold titles and headings.","fix":"Add: \"Plain text, bullets start with '- '.\"","checks":["plainText"]},{"title":"Trusting the AI to count words","why":"AI is bad at counting words, so a total word cap usually lands over.","fix":"Cap each bullet: \"each bullet under 8 words.\"","checks":["maxWords"]}],"promptHints":[{"label":"Says who the slides are for","patterns":["9th","14.year","teen","students"]},{"label":"Names the slide titles","patterns":["why safety matters","quick check"]},{"label":"Uses the new rule","patterns":["every lab","memo","new rule","no exceptions"]},{"label":"Sets the bullet count","patterns":["\\b(3|three) bullets"]},{"label":"Caps the length","patterns":["\\d+\\s*words"]}],"hint":"Handouts are written for adults and lawyers. Tell the AI who's reading, the slide titles, and which rule is current.","rubricLabels":["There are 6 slides titled, in this order: Why safety matters, What to wear, Handling glass, Chemicals, If something goes wrong, Quick check, each followed by exactly 3 bullets","The goggle bullet says goggles are required in every lab (including microscope labs); it never says goggles are optional","Bullets use plain words a 14-year-old would use: the words don, reagents, prior to and designated do not appear"]}