How Lesson Plan Factory Uses AI

Effective November 4, 2026 · Last updated November 4, 2026

The short version Models draft the plan; you decide whether it is any good. We check quotations and line references against your text, but a model can still be wrong, and you should read everything before you teach it.

What the models do

Lesson Plan Factory uses large language models at three points: to choose anchor passages from your text, to draft the plan (objectives, day-by-day sequence, questions, answer key), and to write the student handouts — a standard set, a scaffolded revision of it, and a vocabulary sheet. Import uses a model to rebuild an existing plan into three fidelity variants.

What we send them

Only what the work needs: excerpts of the text you uploaded, the grade, level, duration, the standards you selected, and any instructions you wrote. We do not send account details, payment data, or student data — there is no student data to send. See Student Data.

What we check

Quotations and line references in a plan are verified against your source text, and a reference that cannot be found is not silently accepted. Plans that cite a standard carry evidence — a day, a line range, and the task — and only standards the plan tags can ever count toward coverage. You confirm those claims yourself before they count.

What we cannot guarantee

That a suggested task is the right one for your students.
That the level of challenge matches your class, even when the level is set correctly.
That a standard is genuinely met because a plan tags it — that is what your review is for.
That the same prompt gives the same plan tomorrow; models change and output varies.

Treat every plan as a strong first draft from a knowledgeable colleague who has not met your students.

Do you train on our content?

We do not train models on your content, and we do not use your plans to build a competing corpus. Text is sent to a model provider under its terms solely to produce your plan. If your district requires written confirmation of that, ask us and we will provide it.

Your responsibility

You are the teacher of record. Review generated plans for accuracy, appropriateness, and alignment before use, and correct anything that is wrong. If a plan cites a passage that does not support the claim, fix it — that is exactly the kind of judgement the Service cannot make for you.

Contact

Questions about how the models are used: support@lessonplanfactory.com. Lesson Plan Factory, West Virginia, United States.

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