AI is already in your kid’s world. Let’s make it an honest superpower.
Hands-on AI lessons for students, and a crash course that puts parents back in the driver’s seat. Small groups, plain English, clear rules about honest use.
What every parent should expect
Small groups
Four students max per group, or 1-on-1. Every student gets eyes-on attention.
Safety first
Age-appropriate tools, privacy basics, no accounts created without parent sign-off.
Clear curriculum
You see the session plan before we start. No mystery about what your kid is learning.
Free first class
The intro session costs nothing. Not a fit? No hard feelings — and no invoice.
A 4-session foundation, then wherever curiosity goes
From $89.99/session · 1-on-1 or small group, with small-group and community rates available.
What AI really is
How these tools actually work, why they make things up, and how to fact-check them — the foundation every student needs first.
Study smarter, not sneakier
Using AI to quiz yourself, explain hard concepts five different ways, and plan projects — while keeping your work genuinely yours.
Research & writing with integrity
Brainstorming, outlining, and getting feedback on drafts — with bright lines for what counts as honest use at school.
Build something real
A capstone mini-project the student chooses — a study tool, a small website, a research deep-dive — to make the skills stick.
90 minutes. Everything you need to stay ahead of it.
From $148.99 per household · live, online or in person.
What we cover
- What ChatGPT & friends actually are — live demo, no jargon
- What your kids are using them for (the honest version)
- Cheating vs. learning: where schools draw the line
- Privacy settings worth changing tonight
- A simple family AI policy you take home
What you leave with
- Confidence to talk about AI at the dinner table
- A one-page house-rules template
- A cheat-sheet of tools by age group
- Answers to your specific questions — bring them
The honest answers
Will AI help my kid cheat? +
It can — and pretending otherwise helps no one. The first thing students learn with me is the difference between AI that does your work (cheating, and obvious to teachers) and AI that helps you understand your work (a legitimate edge). We set those lines explicitly, and parents get the same language.
Is my child too young for this? +
I work with middle and high schoolers. For younger kids, the Parent’s Crash Course is the better entry — it equips you to guide them at home.
Do you create accounts for students? +
Never without a parent’s explicit sign-off. Where possible we use school-sanctioned or parent-supervised accounts, and I’ll flag the privacy settings worth changing.
What does my kid actually produce? +
Their own work — faster understood, better organized, properly checked. Plus a capstone project they chose. You’ll see it.
What if the first class isn’t a fit? +
Then it’s free, and I’ll point you to a resource that suits better. No invoice, no awkwardness.
Start with a free intro class.
Twenty minutes for you, or a first session for your student. You’ll know right away if it’s the right fit.
Book the free intro