Thinking With AI
Students learn how AI works, what it does well, where it fails, and how to use it responsibly as a tool for critical thinking, independent learning, creativity, and problem solving.
AI as a thinking and working tool.
Students explore emerging technology, learn through experimentation, and create work shaped by their own interests, ideas, and points of view.
Pull is a living, collaborative learning project developed with students. Their feedback and contributions help shape how we learn, build, and create together.
These three areas overlap throughout lessons, labs, and projects.
Students learn how AI works, what it does well, where it fails, and how to use it responsibly as a tool for critical thinking, independent learning, creativity, and problem solving.
AI as a thinking and working tool.Students investigate how digital systems work through logic, coding, data, automation, testing, and debugging. They learn to conceive, plan, build, and improve digital solutions.
Applied engineering thinking, including unplugged practice.Students combine AI and computational skills to make stories, games, films, interactive experiences, and other work that reflects their interests, imagination, culture, and point of view.
Student-centered creative expression.Students develop the confidence and skills to use AI thoughtfully, pursue new learning, express original ideas, and apply computational thinking to real needs and opportunities.