We Build Critical Thinkers

Generation Skeptics offers teachers free lesson plans for teaching about misinformation, healthy skepticism, and fake news. Don’t Believe Everything You Believe.

Let’s create a media literate generation together!

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Gr 6-12 How to Sell Pseudoscience!
This entertaining lesson will teach your students how to distinguish between science and pseudoscience. They will learn to identify the tricks used by hucksters trying to sell pseudoscientific products.
Fact or Fiction in the Age of AI
Students investigate whether images are real or AI-generated and answer critical questions to evaluate images before believing or sharing them.
Gr 3-12 Words Have Power Over Rice
Students will practice designing experiments after learning the importance of multiple trials and double-blind techniques. The lesson stresses the importance of trying to prove yourself wrong, not right.
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To question—and recognize the possibility you may be wrong—is the foundation of the scientific method and baked into Generation Skeptics’ educational approach. Questionable social media ads, photoshopped and digitally altered images, misinformation, and climate denial are all real-life examples of what young people may encounter daily. But this work needs your help to flourish!

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Generation Skeptics provides fun and knowledgeable workshops, conferences, and children’s events that we periodically run nationwide. Click below to find out where an event is happening near you!

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Genskeps Lessons Are Perfect for After-School or Summer Camp Programs.

GenSkeps’ Camp Guide for After-School and Summer Programs
This camp programming guide is an excellent resource for after-school and summer camps. It contains a preview of 56+ bellringer videos (lesson 1) and 12 complete lessons found on our webpage.

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Contact Bertha Vazquez at bvazquez@centerforinquiry.org