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Teach students to check AI answers and set fair rules
Give it the subject and age group. Get lessons on AI reliability, a spot-the-mistake activity and assignment rules.
Teach students to check AI answers and set fair rules is a free AI workflow for the job "Teach and train people". It guides your AI through several skills in order, passing each step's output to the next.
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What it does
Students already use AI. Banning it teaches them to hide it, and allowing it without skill teaches them to trust whatever comes back. The gap is a lesson nobody has planned: how to tell when an AI answer is wrong, and what counts as fair use on this assignment. This workflow plans that teaching. It starts with lessons on AI reliability: where answers go wrong, why they sound confident anyway, and how to check. It builds a spot-the-mistake activity from a real AI answer on your subject, with mistakes planted or found, so students practise catching them. It plans a critique lesson where students grade an AI answer against a rubric. Then it reads your assignment and its AI rules, flags what is vague or unfair, and rewrites the rules so a student knows exactly what is allowed and how to show their own work.
You give it
- The subject, the age group and what they already know
- An assignment you set, with its current AI rules if any
- A real AI answer on the subject, or let it produce one to work from (optional)
- How many lessons you can give to this
- Source text (optional)
You get
- Lessons on where AI answers go wrong and how to check them
- A spot-the-mistake activity built from a real AI answer
- A lesson where students critique an AI answer against a rubric
- Your assignment's AI rules checked and rewritten to be clear and fair
Use it when
- Your students hand in AI answers with confident errors in them.
- Your school asked for an AI policy and nobody knows what to write.
- You want students to use AI as a tool and still learn the subject.
Steps
- Subject-by-subject AI reliability lesson planner: Name two or more subjects. Get lessons that show where AI is reliable and where it distorts, subject by subject.
- Spot the AI mistakes activity planner: Give it a subject students know well. Get an activity where they catch what AI gets wrong or leaves out.
- AI answer critique activity builder: Give it a subject. Get a worksheet that has students judge an AI answer on clarity, evidence and fairness.
- Assignment AI-use boundary mapper: Give it an assignment. Get which parts AI can help with and which parts it would ruin, plus a clear rule.
How to use it
- Download the handoff pack. It's a zip with HANDOFF.md and every skill file this workflow uses.
- Give the folder to Claude (in Claude Code, or as files in a Claude Project) and say "Follow HANDOFF.md".
- Paste the subject, the age group and the assignment. It plans the lessons and builds the activity.
- Check the planted mistakes yourself. Teach the lessons.
- Read the rewritten AI rules and put them on the assignment.