7 worksheets, 16 pages · parent guide, 7 pages
Every other course here is about what people might do to your teenager.
This one is about what they do, and how they decide what is true.
It opens on credit — what you are claiming when your name is the only name on something — and closes on the question every household is currently arguing about, which is where the line sits on using AI in your own work.
Seven worksheets across three weeks.
What's inside:
· Credit, And What It Costs You — how to credit properly in the four places it actually comes up, and the two defenses that don't work
· The Room You Are In — a pile-on has no author. Four hundred people each send one message; one person receives four hundred. What actually helps is smaller and more private than people think
· Being Wrong in Public — delete quietly, say nothing, or correct it where you said it. Most people pick the worst one. Also, the structure of an apology that works, and the two words that undo one
· How A Claim Travels — the distortion enters at the first step, so going back one step is usually enough. Three checks that take a minute each
· The Thing You Want to Be True — you investigate what you dislike and forward what you already agreed with. One question tells you which you just did
· Whose Thinking Is This — fluency has stopped being evidence of anything, and the question that settles it is not "did you use AI"
· Where I Stand — four hard cases answered before they happen
A note for parents: the guide has a section on the three arguments, and what actually works in each.
Worksheet 6 is the one to read before your teenager does.
Every file is a PDF.
Fill them in on a computer, or print them.
You get both editions — full color, and a print-friendly version that uses about half the ink. Same words, same pages. Print whichever suits the day.
Every course includes a parent guide written for that age, and a short page on how to practice the material so it is still there next year.
One purchase covers your own family. Print as many copies as you need for your own children.
Two children at the same age level? One purchase is enough.
Two children at different age levels? Each age is genuinely different material.
Using an Arizona ESA? Place a separate order per student, so each receipt matches that child.
Prices shown are before tax. Any tax due is calculated at checkout
7 worksheets, 16 pages · parent guide, 7 pages
Every other course here is about what people might do to your teenager.
This one is about what they do, and how they decide what is true.
It opens on credit — what you are claiming when your name is the only name on something — and closes on the question every household is currently arguing about, which is where the line sits on using AI in your own work.
Seven worksheets across three weeks.
What's inside:
· Credit, And What It Costs You — how to credit properly in the four places it actually comes up, and the two defenses that don't work
· The Room You Are In — a pile-on has no author. Four hundred people each send one message; one person receives four hundred. What actually helps is smaller and more private than people think
· Being Wrong in Public — delete quietly, say nothing, or correct it where you said it. Most people pick the worst one. Also, the structure of an apology that works, and the two words that undo one
· How A Claim Travels — the distortion enters at the first step, so going back one step is usually enough. Three checks that take a minute each
· The Thing You Want to Be True — you investigate what you dislike and forward what you already agreed with. One question tells you which you just did
· Whose Thinking Is This — fluency has stopped being evidence of anything, and the question that settles it is not "did you use AI"
· Where I Stand — four hard cases answered before they happen
A note for parents: the guide has a section on the three arguments, and what actually works in each.
Worksheet 6 is the one to read before your teenager does.
Every file is a PDF.
Fill them in on a computer, or print them.
You get both editions — full color, and a print-friendly version that uses about half the ink. Same words, same pages. Print whichever suits the day.
Every course includes a parent guide written for that age, and a short page on how to practice the material so it is still there next year.
One purchase covers your own family. Print as many copies as you need for your own children.
Two children at the same age level? One purchase is enough.
Two children at different age levels? Each age is genuinely different material.
Using an Arizona ESA? Place a separate order per student, so each receipt matches that child.
Prices shown are before tax. Any tax due is calculated at checkout
