// outcomes.ai-literacy

Teach AI as a thinking partner, not an answer machine.

Several prompts in TeacherMagic are built to scaffold student thinking, not replace it. The Writing Coach asks questions. The Math Problem Solver shows steps. The AI Literacy Activities prompt turns 'how AI works' into a class activity.

1 AI Literacy prompt
K–12 Grade coverage
106 Languages

What AI literacy looks like in practice.

  • Recognize what AI is. Generative text models, not search engines. Not oracles. Sometimes wrong.
  • Know when to verify. Factual claims, dates, citations, numbers — always.
  • Use it as a first draft, not a final draft. The Writing Coach models this pattern by design.
  • Understand bias and hallucination. The AI Literacy Activities prompt generates classroom exercises around both.
  • Build metacognition. The Reflection Prompts tool asks students what they learned vs. what the AI told them.
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