What the Teacher Guide covers
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The philosophy
Why these sessions work and what you are actually teaching — not AI skills, thinking skills
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Timing for classrooms
How to run a 25-minute session with a group without losing anyone
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Device setup
One device projected vs student pairs — what works for each session type
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Safety briefing for groups
Running the 5 safety rules with a class so they actually land
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Managing student questions
What to do when a student asks something unexpected or the AI produces something odd
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Session walkthrough
Full classroom notes for Session 5 (Catch AI Lying) — the best session to start with
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Assessment ideas
Simple ways to check understanding without formal testing
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Parent communication
Template message to send home before the first AI session
Why classroom sessions work well
The Twist works better in groups
When students race to catch AI making a mistake, the competition makes the lesson memorable. Groups catch errors parents and children miss.
Discussion is richer
Questions like "Is AI a tool or a friend?" land differently when 25 students debate them rather than one child and one parent.
No prior knowledge required
You do not need to be an AI expert. The session pages tell you exactly what to say and do. You facilitate — the page teaches.
Immediately relevant
Students are already using AI for homework, social media, and entertainment. These sessions give them language and habits to use it better.
🏆 Best sessions to start with in a classroom
Session 5 — Catch AI Lying
Students race to find mistakes. Competitive, hands-on, immediately shows AI is not infallible. Perfect first classroom session.
Session 4 — Make a Quiz
Students prompt AI to generate a quiz on a topic from their curriculum, then find the errors. Practical and curriculum-connected.
Explorer Session 4 — Debate Partner
AI argues one side of a debate. Students argue the other. Forces critical thinking and shows AI has no real opinions.
Builder Session 4 — AI Bias
Finding bias in AI outputs. Generates the most discussion of any session. Best for ages 11+.
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Clarigital AI Explorer — Teacher Guide
Everything above, plus full classroom scripts for 4 sessions, the parent communication template, and a one-page quick-reference card.
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