Walking with mammoths: AI literacy
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Resource Type Worksheets and Activities, Lessons, Teaching Resources, Example Programs and Live Lessons, Planning Assessments and Guidance, References, Guidebooks and Handbooks, Starter / Plenary
Curriculum Topic Effective use of tools, Ethics, Impact of technology
English Key Stage 7-11 year (KS2), 11-14 year (KS3), 14-16 years (KS4)
Scottish Curriculum Levels P5-P7 (9-11 years), S4 - National 4/5 (15-16 years), S1-S3 (11 - 15 years)
Awarding Bodies AQA, OCR
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Designed for KS2/KS3/KS4 students, this resource empowers students to critically evaluate online content, identify misleading information, and understand how AI can be used to create convincing fake news. Through interactive activities, real-world examples, and thought-provoking discussions, learners explore the ethical, social, and technological implications of misinformation in the age of artificial intelligence. Perfect for sparking debate, sharpening digital literacy, and building resilient media consumers.
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- https://science-resources.co.uk/Mammoth_Revival.html - Woolly Mammoths Return to the Highlands
- https://science-resources.co.uk/KS2/Extinct_Animals/Mammoth_Rewilding.html - Woolly Mammoths Return to the Highlands