Stephanie Simoes

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Critikid has a FREE data analysis handbook covering 8 common errors in collecting and interpreting information with real-world examples. Recommended for teens and adults. 👇

We just added an "Explore" button to the Critikid homepage to help visitors quickly find the critical thinking resources that best match their kids or students. As Critikid grows, we want it to feel easier to navigate. If you try it out, I'd love to hear what you think!

7. Education and Technology with @DrKristynSommer 8. Gaming and Education with Ash Brandin 9. Examining the Media with Amanda Ruggeri 10. LLM Literacy with Kiron Ravindran 11. Understanding Algorithms with Douglas Rushkoff Read the interviews here: #media" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">critikid.com/blog#media

3. Marketing and Manipulation with @this_is_mallory 4. Machine Learning and Prompt Engineering with Dr. Mahipal Jadeja 5. Navigating Misinformation with Matthew Facciani 6. Screen Time and Cognitive Development with Dr. Mila Marinova

Media literacy encompasses a lot more than it used to. Over the past year, I've been conducting interviews with experts across various fields: 1. Online Safety with @CyberFareedah 2. Fact-Checking with @PeterD_Adams of @NewsLitProject 👇

Try first lesson (recommended ages 5-7): critikid.com/courses/emotio…

Thank you so much to the parents, grandparents, and children who sent in their reviews of Critikid's Emotional Intelligence course.

This is one of the red flags I teach kids to look out for in Critikid's Social Media Simulator: critikid.com/courses/social…

A lot of online dating coaches act like they have never heard of first person *singular* pronouns. They speak as though their personal preferences reflect those of their entire sex.

@CogitaTuti You got it!

@critikids Red and blue move.

A classic puzzle from my childhood.

Learn about the logical fallacies I'm covering in this series: critikid.com/logical-fallac…

My main task for Critikid this week is editing the lesson videos for Fallacy Detectors Part 2. I use the @Camtasia desktop app for major editing because online editing tools to be a bit glitchy.

Critikid has a course on formal logic meant for teens as young as 13. It is an online, interactive course that introduces the basics. I want to add a couple more logic courses someday that get into more advanced topics. View the first lesson for free here: critikid.com/courses/formal…

I never learned about formal (symbolic) logic until university, and only because I was studied philosophy. But I believe the subject is accessible to younger teens if taught in a clear and simple way. 👇

Had a productive morning recording the lessons for Fallacy Detectors Part 2! The recording process used to be a huge hassle due to noise pollution on my street (construction, dogs). I'm very thankful for background noise removal tools like @veedstudio's "Clean Audio" tool!

If you have a project idea that you'd like to bring to life, get in touch with him here: shipit.now

Critikid wouldn't have been possible without @gigor, who did all the site code and design.