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Grades 6–8 Day 2: Cybersecurity, Deepfakes & Academic Integrity Boundaries (35 Min)

EveryAge AI · 6–8 · 7-Day Free Trial (Day 2 of 7) Track

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In Day 2 for Middle School, we tackle cybersecurity and academic integrity. AI can be misused to write convincing phishing messages or clone voices. Learn how to verify digital messages and how to disclose allowed AI brainstorming honestly.

Learning Goal: Recognize AI-powered phishing/deepfakes and follow clear Green/Yellow/Red academic integrity disclosure rules.

Key Concepts

Cybersecurity Defense: Never click urgent links, share passwords/2FA codes, or trust unexpected voice/video clips without independent verification.
Data Minimization: Even without names, unique combinations of school, schedule, and personal details can re-identify you.
Green / Yellow / Red AI Rules: Know when AI brainstorming is allowed with citation (Green), limited to outlining/tutoring (Yellow), or prohibited (Red).

Hands-On Activity

Work through 6 fictional middle-school cybersecurity & academic integrity scenario cards. Decide the safest action and write a one-line AI disclosure statement.

Practice Prompt Template (Zero-PII)

Create six fictional middle-school cybersecurity scenario cards about phishing, strong authentication, and privacy. For each give a safe decision and reasoning.

Human-in-the-Loop Checkpoint: Write a sample 2-sentence AI disclosure note explaining how you used AI to brainstorm and how you verified the facts yourself.

Role-Matched Practice Workflow Cards (6–8 · 7-Day Free Trial (Day 2 of 7))

Workflow Card #11 (6–8): Evidence-based discussion

Design a structured middle-school discussion from public sources.

Draft a grade-8 discussion protocol for the question [question]. Require evidence from teacher-provided public sources and include respectful disagreement stems.

Human Check: Verify sources and ensure multiple fair perspectives.

Workflow Card #12 (6–8): Bias & prompt comparison lab

Help 6–8 students test how changing prompt wording alters AI outputs and can introduce one-sided perspectives.

Create a grade-7 activity comparing two differently worded prompts on [non-sensitive topic]. Include three questions guiding students to spot missing viewpoints, stereotypes, and unsupported claims.

Human Check: Ensure sample outputs are age-appropriate and highlight critical thinking.

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