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Raising Humans in an AI World

A Research-Backed Framework for AI + Digital Literacy (Grades 4–8)

AI is reshaping homework, search, classrooms, and social life. This framework helps schools respond in the most practical—and most timeless—way: by building the deeply human skills technology can’t replicate, and using those skills to guide AI and digital literacy.

 

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Who Is This For?

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  • District and school leaders planning strategy and alignment

  • Teachers implementing AI and digital literacy instruction in grades 4–8

  • Instructional coaches, librarians/media specialists, and counselors supporting student learning and wellbeing

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What's Inside?

  • What AI literacy is—and what it isn’t

  • A framework for an AI-ready school: putting humans first

  • A grade-band progression for building judgment across 4th–8th grade

  • The Cyber Civics difference: analog skills in a digital world

From Framework to Curriculum

This framework is the foundation. Our curriculum is the complete implementation.


The Framework gives you:

Research + developmental roadmap + teaching philosophy

The Cyber Civics curriculum delivers:

150+ lesson turnkey lessons + training + family connections + ongoing support


Schools experience:

Confident teachers + engaged students + measurable results

Why Cyber Civics Works

Teacher-led discussion. No clicking through screens.

 

Most programs: Self-paced apps, screen time, focus on tech

Cyber Civics: Classroom dialogue, focus on ethical and critical thinking

Trusted by Educators Nationwide

“Test scores have improved and online bullying incidents have been virtually eliminated at a California school that added this weekly digital literacy instruction to its curriculum.”

— Lauren Williams, District Administration Magazine
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Analog Skills in a Digital World

In a marketplace flooded with apps and ed-tech, Cyber Civics takes an “old-school” approach to the skills that matter most. Students learn through teacher-led discussion, real dilemmas, and reflective practice—because ethical judgment can’t be automated.

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