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For educators

Teach the generation that lives online.

You sit closest to the daily reality of teens and technology, and you get the least usable training on it. Six sessions fix that.

The six sessions

Try a piece of Session 4

One of these lines is a headline. The other is the data.

The cheating spike that never happened.

High schoolers reporting that they cheated, before and after ChatGPT arrived.

100% 50% 0% 2019 2021 2023 2024 ChatGPT released The spike everyone expected What students actually reported

Roughly 60 to 70 percent of high schoolers were already reporting cheating before ChatGPT existed, and the rate did not rise in the first year after its release. Meanwhile 59 percent of teens say AI-assisted cheating happens often at their school. The panic is real. The spike is not.

An integrity policy aimed at the tool misses the base rate. The best trial in the field shows design decides whether AI helps students learn or helps them skip learning.

Stanford Challenge Success surveys; Pew Research 2026. Dashed line is the expectation, not data. The AI research →

Session 4 turns this into an AI-integrity policy memo for your actual school. Bring it to your school →

How it runs

The one-day Science Briefing

The whole picture in a single in-service day.

The twelve-week course

The full curriculum, paced for a professional learning cohort.

District PD hours are often possible with pre-approval, and we can help you make that case.