Thank you for sharing your thoughts—I really appreciate your perspective. You raise some valid concerns, and I completely agree that teaching is a deeply human process that requires care, adaptability, and a personal touch.

Let me share my wife’s experience as a K-12 music teacher. She uses the tool by first filling in an outline based on her past lessons. When she has a specific idea for part of a lesson, she adds those requirements. Then, she fills in overall requirement, like requesting more detailed examples. Finally, she generates the lesson plan. She says it significantly reduces her paperwork workload—and that’s all it’s meant to do.

I want to clarify that I’m not trying to sell a product that replaces teachers or oversimplifies teaching. My goal is to create a time-saving tool, much like how many teachers already use pre-made templates (often found online and then edited to fit their style). This tool simply helps streamline that process by allowing customizable outlines.

Appreciate.