Safe prompting for kids: how to teach a child to talk to an AI
A short, practical guide to helping children ask better questions of an AI assistant — what to share, what to hold back, and the four-part prompt shape that works from age six upwards.
What we’ve learned about attention, questions and screens — written for the ten minutes you actually have.
A short, practical guide to helping children ask better questions of an AI assistant — what to share, what to hold back, and the four-part prompt shape that works from age six upwards.
AI literacy is not a coding class. For a child it comes down to four habits: knowing what the machine is, checking what it says, noticing how it makes you feel, and knowing what never to tell it.
Children remember what they have to explain. Here is why a single spoken question can turn twenty minutes of video into something that actually sticks — and how to try it tonight.