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AI Lessons for Students
AI Lessons for Students
This collection of brief videos and in-classroom lessons from Common Sense Education, CODE.ORG, ISTE, aiEDU and Day of AI will familiarize you and your students with the workings and significance of artificial intelligence. You can select specific lessons based on individual topics, explore an entire series, or teach all lessons for a more comprehensive understanding.
CODE.ORG: How AI Works
CODE.ORG: How AI Works
This lesson is intended for classrooms that want to show the entire series in a single day (85 min)
Common Sense Education: What is AI?
Common Sense Education: What is AI?
What_Is_AI_site.mp4
Grades 6-12 - AI Literacy - What Is AI? - Lesson SlidesGrades 6-12 - AI Literacy - How Is AI Trained? - Lesson SlidesGrades 6-12 - AI Literacy - AI Chatbots: Who's Behind the Screen? - Lesson SlidesGrades 6-12 - AI Literacy - AI Chatbots & Friendship - Lesson SlidesGrades 6-12 - AI Literacy - Understanding AI Bias - Lesson SlidesGrades 6-12 - AI Literacy - How AI Bias Impacts Our Lives - Lesson SlidesGrades 6-12 - AI Literacy - AI Algorithms: How Well Do They Know You? - Lesson SlidesGrades 6-12 - AI Literacy - Facing Off with Facial Recognition - Lesson SlidesArtificial Intelligence: Is It Plagiarism? - Lesson Slides
Grow with Google - Experience AI: AI Specifically for Intermediate Students
Grow with Google - Experience AI: AI Specifically for Intermediate Students
Explore a collection of resources, including lesson plans, presentations, videos, simulations, worksheets, and hands-on projects and activities, to help you introduce AI to students aged 11 to 14.
Day of AI Curriculum
Day of AI Curriculum
This set of units is designed to give students foundational AI Literacy skills to thrive in our ever-changing society. All age groups should begin their AI Literacy journey here.
These units are designed to enhance students’ foundational AI literacy skills and allow them to explore and question AI tools and ethical concerns further.
These units are designed for students to dig deep beyond AI Literacy and may require a longer time commitment. Topics include data activism, exploring creativity with AI, building Chatbots, and AI programming with Blocks or Python. These topics also foster students’ creative problem-solving skills within coding applications.
Hands-On AI Projects for the Classroom
Hands-On AI Projects for the Classroom
ISTEGM_AIGuides_Elementary_EN.pdfA Guide for Elementary Teachers
ISTEGM_AIGuides_Secondary_EN.pdfA Guide to Secondary Teachers
ISTEGM_AIGuides_Ethics_EN.pdfA Guide to Ethics and AI (K-12)
ISTEGM_AIGuides_Electives_EN.pdfA Guide for Elective Teachers
ISTEGM_AIGuides_ComputerScience_EN.pdfA Guide for Computer Science Teachers
aiEDU: The AI Education Project
aiEDU: The AI Education Project
This is a 10-week project-based learning course that introduces the funamentals of AI through engaging, culturally relevant lessons.
35 x 45 minute lessons / Grades 9-12 / Teacher-Led
More info AND Lesson materials listed below...
STUDENT SUPPORTS
STUDENT SUPPORTS
Questions to think about when choosing to use AI.
Use with students to support how they can use AI while working on classwork, homework, assessments and projects. This is a great way to discuss important concerns teachers and students may have related to the use of AI within their classes.
Student+Self-Reflection+Checklist.pdf.pdfThis checklist from AI for Education is designed to be a practical tool to help students build safe, ethical, and effective habits when using GenAI.
The checklist helps students:
Reflect on their current AI use
Recognize where GenAI is supporting their learning
Identify when they may be over-relying on the technology
It is also designed for both classroom use (discussions, small groups, conferences) and independent student reflection to set goals and track AI literacy development.
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