Understand the tool
Recognize that AI output comes from patterns, not true understanding.
AI Literacy
AI & Judgment Lab
YOUR FIRST FOUR-SESSION UNIT
Become an AI tester
Children do not simply accept an AI answer. They design tasks, inspect results, find errors, and make their own judgments.
- Ages
- 9–12
- Format
- 4 sessions · Project-based
- Outcome
- Test report
ASK · TEST · EXPLAINNOT JUST THE ANSWER
What will children take with them?
Check actively
Use sources, common sense, and cross-checking to inspect results.
Keep your judgment
Ask questions when uncertain and make your own choice.
ONE QUESTION · FOUR STEPS
One question, four deeper steps
Every session leaves visible progress and opens a new question for the next attempt.
Meet the new tool
Compare how AI and people approach real tasks.
Design test cases
Create questions that are ambiguous or likely to expose mistakes.
Work as a fact-checker
Mark credible claims and look for evidence that can be verified.
Make your own choice
Organize findings into rules for safer AI use.
MAKE
SOMETHING
REAL.
SOMETHING
REAL.
THE FINAL PROJECT
A child-led AI test report
The report presents test cases, risks found, and practical recommendations—building a habit of checking before trusting.
Materials we’ll use
Demo device, task cards, checking list, reliable sources, note paper
READY FOR THE FIRST TRY?