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The course · four standalone hours

Four sessions. One skill: using AI well.

One arc — decode → direct → know → verify — told over four complete, story-driven hours built around live experiments. Take one, or take the whole ladder.

Why book all four

A course, not a collection of talks

The four sessions are designed to stack — together they're a complete arc, priced below four standalone bookings.

One skill, four angles

Each session attacks the same goal — using AI well — from a different direction. Apart they're useful hours; together they're a complete mental toolkit.

The arc builds

Session 1 gives students the decoder. Sessions 2–4 hand them the tools to direct, understand, and verify the machine. The last session's capstone ties the whole course together.

Repetition that sticks

The Mirror Move and the Ladder of Misinference recur across all four hours, so the habits compound instead of fading after a one-off talk.

Better value

The four-session package is priced below four standalone bookings, and the live clicker experience can be bundled across the whole run.

For your curriculum

Built to support the skills your framework already asks for.

Computational Thinking maps directly to the critical-thinking, computational-thinking, and digital/AI-literacy goals at the heart of NEP 2020and CBSE's push on 21st-century skills. Each session comes with a one-page learning-outcomes sheet you can attach to your planning — what students will be able to do by the end, in educator language.

Why bring in a specialist

Anyone can tell students to “use AI responsibly.” Teaching them howtakes material drawn from Kahneman, Cathy O'Neil, and the SIFT method — run as live experiments on a real chatbot, not slides. We bring the research, the demos, and a fleet of 50 phones that turn the room into the experiment. Your staff get the recap notes and the tools to keep using afterward.

Bring a session — or the whole course — to your school.

Tell us your dates and which sessions you're considering. We'll send a quote and a sample.