AI in education — learn to be the one in charge of AI
AI will accompany your child for the rest of their life. On this path they learn to use it wisely: as a tool for learning and creating — not as a cheat sheet.
The programme — what you'll build
No theory for theory's sake. This path's programme is a list of projects of increasing difficulty — each one ends with something you can show.
Stage 1 · Start
Your first conversation with AI
What artificial intelligence is, what it can and can’t do — and how to ask questions that get you smart answers.
Stage 1 · Start
The art of a good question (prompts)
You learn to phrase instructions so AI genuinely helps: with schoolwork, with projects, with coming up with ideas.
Stage 2 · Middle
AI as a study buddy
Notes, flashcards, summaries and a revision plan — you build your own AI-supported study system.
Stage 2 · Middle
Facts or fabrications? Verifying AI
AI sometimes makes things up. You learn to check sources and tell facts from hallucinations — a skill more important than many school subjects.
Stage 3 · Advanced
Your own project with AI
With AI’s help you create something of your own: an illustrated story, a simple text game or a study assistant — and present it to the community.
[TO BE VERIFIED by Kuba: project list for the AI in Education path — proposal awaiting approval]
How is this different from other ways of learning?
Vs. IT classes at school
Schools mostly ban AI or ignore it. We teach how to use it wisely — because it’s a tool your child will work with for the rest of their life.
Vs. internet tutorials
The internet teaches tricks; a mentor teaches thinking: when AI helps, when it gets in the way, and how not to hand over your own creativity.
Vs. group courses
A conversation about how a child uses AI needs individual attention. A 1-on-1 mentor works on your child’s real school and home situations.
What's in it for you?
- AI helps you learn and create — it doesn’t think for you
- You know how to ask questions AI answers sensibly
- You can spot when AI is making things up — and check it
- You create your own projects faster and more boldly
- An advantage for years to come: conscious use of the tools changing the world
For parents
What does this path develop?
This path develops critical thinking and independence: your child learns to verify information, judge the credibility of sources and use AI as a lever for their own ideas. Instead of banning it, we give rules and habits that protect against mindless copying.
Student projects
Who is this path for?
Who it's for
For kids who already use AI (or are about to) — which in practice means everyone. Ideal alongside another path.
Age
Ages 10–14
[TO BE VERIFIED by Kuba: age range]
Plans
Available in the Explorer, Creator and Innovator plans.
[TO BE VERIFIED by Kuba: path availability per plan]
Start with a starter lesson
The mentor gets to know your child, shows what working on this path looks like and helps you choose a plan. The cost of the starter lesson is deducted from your first month's subscription.
Prefer learning at your own pace? This path may also be available as a digital course — take a look at our shop.