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Critical Thinking
Claims, counterclaims, and what would change your mind.
Treat every model output as a classmate's draft: interesting, unchecked, not a source.
5–10
Little Thinkers
Ready · 6 lessons
11–14
Young Minds
Ready · 9 lessons
15–18
Emerging Adults
Ready · 9 lessons
Adult
Lifelong Learners
Ready · 9 lessons
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A Claim Is a Sentence You Can Check
How to Think · Little Thinkers · 18 min
Use ordinary claims ('there are no more apples,' 'it always rains on Tuesdays')
Units
How to Think
ReadyClaim and check, steel-man, what would change your mind, say what you mean, catch a fluent claim, then the full loop.
6 sittings · little · young · emerging · adult
Bias, Frames, and Missing Voices
ReadyWhose data trained the room you are standing in.
3 sittings · young · emerging · adult
Open a sitting
Little Thinkers5–10
- 1. A Claim Is a Sentence You Can CheckReadyUse ordinary claims ('there are no more apples,' 'it always rains on Tuesdays')
- 2. Say It the Kind Way FirstReadySibling fights are the lab
- 3. It's Brave to ChangeReadyPraise the change, not the original error
- 4. What Do Those Words Mean?ReadyFair, always, never, cheat, share
- 5. Smooth Is Not the Same as TrueReadyAds, show hosts, and talking tools all do smooth
- 6. The Whole PathReadyCapstone
Young Minds11–14
- 1. Claim, Evidence, CheckReadyBring a real paragraph: news headline, textbook, or model summary
- 1. Whose Room Is This?ReadyThis sitting is about the room behind the tool
- 2. Steel-Man, Then SpeakReadyUse a school issue, not a wound
- 2. The Picture Behind the QuestionReadyA frame is the assumption baked into a question
- 3. What Would Change Your Mind?ReadyThis is the vaccine against identity-fused opinions and against treating a model as an oracle
- 3. Who Is Not in the Room?ReadyThis is the simplest version of the missing-voices idea
- 4. Define It Before You FightReadyUse homework, comments, or a model paragraph
- 5. Fluency Is Not EvidenceReadyBring a model summary or a tidy news blurb
- 6. One Claim, the Full LoopReadyCapstone
Emerging Adults15–18
- 1. Burden of ProofReadyUseful before college seminars and comment sections
- 1. The Shelf Is Not NeutralReadyThis sitting moves from 'whose room' to 'how the room was built
- 2. Charity Without SurrenderReadyThis is the sitting that prevents them from becoming a fluent troll — or a model that will troll…
- 2. Frames Are Invisible DecisionsReadyThis sitting builds on the young version
- 3. Update, Don't PerformReady Capstone for thinking
- 3. The Missing Voice Is Not a FootnoteReadyThis is the capstone for the bias unit
- 4. Contested TermsReadyUseful before essays and comment sections
- 5. The Confident Wrong AnswerReadyThis is sitting 1's burden work wearing fluency
- 6. Think It Through — Then ActReadyCapstone
Lifelong LearnersAdult
- 1. Make Checking DomesticReadyThis is culture, not a worksheet
- 1. The Missing Voices Are the LessonReadyThis is the sitting where you stop talking about bias as an abstraction and find the specific gap…
- 2. Do Not Outsource the NodReadyFamily disagreements are the curriculum
- 2. Frame Auditing as Household PracticeReadyThis is the adult version of the frame audit
- 3. Let Them See You UpdateReadyThis is the most expensive sitting for adult pride
- 3. Teach the Gap, Not the SloganReadyThis is the adult capstone
- 4. House Words, House MeaningsReadyFair, cheating, always, respect
- 5. Do Not Applaud the FinishReadyYour catch is the curriculum
- 6. Let Them See the Whole PathReadyCapstone for the unit