Understand what AI is
Learn how AI generates answers, where it can be wrong, and why confidence is not the same as accuracy.
Help your student use AI for school without cheating, shortcutting, or losing the ability to think. Build Metacognition teaches safe, honest, critical use in small live groups.
AI literacy is not simply knowing how to prompt. It is knowing when to use AI, when not to use it, how to challenge its answers, and how to keep the learning and judgment with the student.
Learn how AI generates answers, where it can be wrong, and why confidence is not the same as accuracy.
Recognize the exact line between using AI to support learning and using it to replace the student’s own work.
Question claims, check sources, notice bias, and refuse to take a polished answer at face value.
Use questions, feedback, and explanations to go deeper without handing over the actual thinking.
Finish with a project—a game, story, tool, or research piece—plus work the student can explain and genuinely own.
Practice safe prompting, privacy basics, age-appropriate tool use, and clear boundaries from the start.
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Founding cohorts are live, online, and small-group. Homeschool and charter semester options are on the roadmap.
Preview how a “spot when AI is wrong” lesson keeps the student thinking, plus the parent-facing boundaries used in the sample.
The opposite. A core part of every cohort is the honor code and the line between using AI to learn and using it to cheat.
No. The focus is AI literacy, thinking, judgment, responsible use, and creativity. No prior coding is required.
Students learn safe prompting, never put personal information into AI tools, follow age guidelines for AI platforms, work within clear boundaries, and keep parents informed.
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