Solve for Tomorrow Next Gen
Challenge
Lessons
Challenge young people with brilliant ideas to shape the future for the better.
Age range:
11-15 yrs
Subjects:
Design and technology, Careers, Information technology
Countries:
England, Scotland, Wales, Northern Ireland, Republic of Ireland
Overview
Explore how the positive use of technology can enhance our wellbeing with this year's theme Living Well: Tech for a Happier, Healthier World. By taking part, your students will:
Explore
the world of technology
Think critically
about online safety
Play a part
in solving an issue for society
What you'll get
Register now to download the following ready-to-teach and inclusive resources.
Understanding AI: Exploring Challenges and Possibilities is a new lesson for students aged 11-15 exploring online safety, the benefits and challenges of AI, and how to use it responsibly. Scroll down to download the following:
- A Lesson Plan explaining how it works
- A PowerPoint Presentation to help you deliver the lesson
For more resources and advice on keeping children safe online, visit the Internet Matters website.
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Start adding Solve for Tomorrow Next Gen to your lessons by downloading the following resources.
Understanding AI Lesson Presentation
An interactive presentation to help you deliver the Understanding AI lesson.
Careers Delivery Guide
How to take part in the careers live lesson or watch the recorded version.
Understanding AI Lesson Plan
A guide to delivering the Understanding AI lesson.
Job Role Cards
Job role cards for the careers live lesson.
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