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AI is already part of your child's world - homework help, search results, chatbots, recommendations. The question isn't whether they'll use AI, it's whether they'll use it well.
This 6-hour course gives learners aged 11–19 the skills to use AI tools with confidence, curiosity, and critical judgment. Through short video lessons and hands-on mini activities, students learn how AI actually works, how to ask better questions, how to think alongside AI instead of relying on it blindly, and how to verify what it tells them.
This isn't a coding course or a "how to use ChatGPT" tutorial. It's a thinking course — one that happens to use AI as the training ground. By the end, students won't just know how to prompt an AI. They'll know how to question it, challenge it, and use it as a genuine partner in their own learning.
Designed to be completed as six standalone sessions or one intensive day, the course is light on heavy project work and big on real thinking — making it easy to fit into a busy homeschool week.
By the end of this course, learners will be able to:
More than a set of tech skills, learners walk away with a mindset: AI as a tool to think with, not a shortcut to think for them.
This FREE AI Literacy course gives you the skills to use AI confidently - not just as a shortcut, but as a thinking partner.
You'll learn to ask sharper questions, challenge what AI tells you, and make smarter decisions with (and about) the tools shaping our world.
This course is suitable for Tweens and Teens too!
AI is already part of your child's world — homework help, search results, chatbots, recommendations. The question isn't whether they'll use AI, it's whether they'll use it well.
This 6-hour course gives learners aged 11–19 the skills to use AI tools with confidence, curiosity, and critical judgment. Through short video lessons and hands-on mini activities, students learn how AI actually works, how to ask better questions, how to think alongside AI instead of relying on it blindly, and how to verify what it tells them.
This isn't a coding course or a "how to use ChatGPT" tutorial. It's a thinking course — one that happens to use AI as the training ground. By the end, students won't just know how to prompt an AI. They'll know how to question it, challenge it, and use it as a genuine partner in their own learning.
Designed to be completed as six standalone sessions or one intensive day, the course is light on heavy project work and big on real thinking — making it easy to fit into a busy homeschool week.
No coding experience, prior AI knowledge, or paid subscriptions required.
The Leadership and NeuroScience Geek
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