You're Not Using It for That?

Multiple Choice

Which of the following best describes how the professionals in this slide are using AI?

• To complete tasks they don't know how to do themselves

• To replace the skills they spent years developing

• To handle time-consuming tasks so they can focus on higher-level work

• To avoid making decisions on their own

Multiple Choice

According to the lesson, what is the real reason most students aren't using AI the way professionals do?

• Students don't have access to the same AI tools

• Most students think AI is only for school-related tasks

• The professional uses require advanced training

• AI works better for adults than for teenagers

Multiple Choice

What do all four use cases on this slide have in common?

• They all require a paid AI subscription

• They are all things AI can do without any input from the user

• They all involve writing a formal document

• They all require the student to bring specific personal context

Multiple Choice

What is the key difference between "search engine mode" and "thinking partner mode"?

• Thinking partner mode brings personal context that makes the response actually useful

• Thinking partner mode requires longer prompts

• Search engine mode is faster and more accurate

• Search engine mode only works for factual questions

Fill in the Blanks

The shift isn't about what AI can do. It's about what you

to it.

Open Ended

Identify one real goal, problem, or decision in your life right now that has nothing to do with school. Write a complete AI prompt for it that includes the situation, what you already know, what you actually need, and how you want the response formatted.

Multiple Choice

According to the lesson, why are real problems actually a good fit for AI?

• AI was specifically trained on personal life situations

• Real problems are simpler than academic ones

• AI performs better when there are no right or wrong answers

• Real problems come with personal context that makes prompts more specific and useful