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Three of the ten December moments, free. If you want the AI-ethics discussion without a lesson plan, this is the short version: a student has to decide what an AI may do for them, and say why out loud.
Students vote with their thumbs - AGREE, STEER or STOP - give one reason, and only then see the suggested landing. Nothing to log in to, nothing to install, no district permission.
What is in the download
11 editable slides (.pptx): the AGREE/STEER/STOP framework, the five-fact anchor, three scenarios with a vote slide and a reveal slide each, the six tells that a machine made it, and a slide showing what the full pack adds.
3 printable pages in both Letter and A4: the same three scenarios as cut-out cards with writing lines, the six tells, and an agree-unsure-disagree slider.
README with the ten-second way to get the deck onto the board.
The three scenarios here - a deepfake Santa that singles out one student at the holiday party; an AI gift list that asks for the home address to "find the perfect present"; and an AI-drafted thank-you note to Grandma that lands so perfectly that half the class calls it cheating. The other seven (holiday-card bulk writing, AI art signed as a student's own, a chatbot explaining Hanukkah badly, a cloned pop-star voice, the $2 shipping scam, a false plagiarism accusation and a mistranslated invitation) are in the full pack.
Use it as is - twenty minutes, one card a day through December, or the substitute-teacher folder that never lets you down. Upload the .pptx to Drive, open with Google Slides, and every text box stays editable so you can drop in your own students' names.
License: free for your own classroom, unlimited students and years. Not for resale or public hosting. Photocopy freely for your students.
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