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Free AI lessons for high school, grades 9–12
Print a 60-minute debate on a real AI question, with cross-examination and a written position at the end. Add a game when you want students to see how the systems work.
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- Debate lesson · 60 minWill AI take the jobs worth having?Every generation was told the machines would take the work. Sometimes they did.
- Debate lesson · 60 minWho owns what the model learned?The model read every book. Nobody asked the authors.
- Debate lesson · 60 minCan a machine understand anything?It passed the bar exam. Does it know what a law is?
- Debate lesson · 60 minShould AI development be regulated?The people building it signed a letter saying it might be dangerous. Then they kept building.
- Debate lesson · 60 minShould you be watched to be kept safe?The software flagged her essay about a novel as a threat. It also caught a real one.
- Game · 30 minRewind the RobotTrain it, save every version, and roll back when the data goes bad.
- Game · 25 minSpecialist DesksRoute each question to two expert desks — and learn why lighting every desk is wasteful.
- Game · 25 minIs that real?Real or made? Call it, then back it with one clue.
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Questions teachers ask
- Is it really free?
- Yes. Every lesson and game here is free to print or play as often as you like, with no email, login or student account.
- Are the debates one-sided?
- No. Each lesson gives positions on more than one side and asks students to restate the other side's best case before they rebut it.
- Is there something to grade?
- Yes. Every debate lesson ends in a written position and an exit ticket, with a rubric in the teacher guide.
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