Section 4 · Scenarios

What would you do?

Choose before you read the feedback. Some situations don't have one right answer — and that's the point. Your teacher will guide the discussion.

How to use these: Open one scenario at a time. Choose your answer individually — then discuss as a class before anyone clicks another. The gray-area choices are intentional. Not every answer here is clearly right or wrong.
1
Essay due tomorrow. You have notes but haven't started. You ask AI to write a rough draft.
What's the main problem with this approach?
Writing ▾
Choose the answer that resonates most:
2
You're stuck on a math problem. You've tried it twice and keep getting it wrong. You ask AI to show you each step.
What's the best way to use AI here?
Math ▾
Choose what you'd do:
3
You have a long, confusing chapter to read. You read it once, understood some of it, then asked AI to explain the parts you didn't get.
Is this good use of AI?
Gray Area ▾
This one is intentionally tricky — discuss before choosing:
4
You finished a short story for English. You don't love it. You ask AI to read it and tell you what to improve.
Is this a good use of AI?
Creative ▾
Choose your take:
5
Big history test tomorrow. You ask AI to quiz you with practice questions on the content, then explain what you got wrong.
How effective is this study strategy?
Studying ▾
Choose what you think:
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