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Welcome to Your AI Journey

Start Here: What You Will Learn and How We Work Together

Module 1: What Is AI? The Basics

Lesson 1: Meet Artificial Intelligence

Lesson 2: AI in Your Everyday Life

Lesson 3: AI vs. Human Intelligence

Practice and Check Your Understanding

Quick Check: Core Ideas from Lesson 1

Quick Check: Spotting AI in Daily Life

Quick Check: Comparing AI and Humans

Cumulative Quiz: What Is AI?

Application Quiz: Make a Smart Choice

AI Foundations for Ninth Graders: Basics, Daily Life, and Understanding is a friendly, beginner course that helps students make sense of artificial intelligence—what it is, how it works, and where it shows up around them. In short, AI is when computers perform tasks that usually require human thinking, like recognizing images, understanding language, or making recommendations. In this short, structured program, students explore clear examples from school, home, and the community, then compare what AI does well with what humans do best. The course blends short readings, quick checks, and quizzes to build confidence step by step. Learners discover the difference between traditional rule-based programs and AI systems that learn from data, and they practice asking smart questions about fairness, bias, privacy, and who benefits from AI systems. Designed for ninth graders, the lessons use plain language, relatable scenarios, and simple activities that encourage curiosity and critical thinking. By the end, students will be able to spot AI in everyday tools, explain core terms like algorithm, data, and model, and understand why human judgment still matters. If you’re ready to see AI with fresh eyes and make informed choices about technology, this course is your launchpad.

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 2. What is AI? The Basics

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            <p>AI Foundations for Ninth Graders: Basics, Daily Life, and Understanding is a short, friendly guide to what artificial intelligence really is, how it shows up in the apps and tools you use, and how it compares to human thinking. You’ll learn clear definitions in plain language, see concrete examples like video recommendations and voice assistants, and practice asking smart questions about who built an AI system, what data trained it, and what goals it’s optimizing. Along the way, you’ll preview and use key terms—artificial intelligence, algorithm, data, model, and bias—so you can talk about AI with confidence.</p>

<p>This mini-course is designed for quick learning: read short lessons, try quick checks to see what you know, and take short quizzes to lock in your understanding. In Module 1, you’ll meet the basics of AI, explore how it learns patterns from data (not just fixed rules), and get a snapshot of narrow vs. general AI. You’ll then connect AI to everyday life—maps, photo filters, spam filters, shopping and video recommendations, fraud alerts—and weigh benefits against limits like errors, bias, and privacy concerns. You’ll also compare AI strengths (speed, consistency, large datasets) with human strengths (creativity, empathy, ethics, common sense) and see how human-in-the-loop systems combine the best of both. Expect a mix of quick checks, a cumulative quiz to pull ideas together, and a final reflection where your feedback shapes what comes next. Be curious, think critically, cite your sources, and don’t hesitate to ask questions—your voice matters here.</p>
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