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Classroom Discussion Guide

Ten sessions, mapped to the chapters.

A ten-session companion for teachers, librarians and group leaders using Think Smarter with a class. Each session groups chapters into one theme with a warm-up, a case-file discussion, and an exit question.

What is on it

  • Ten sessions covering all thirty chapters of Think Smarter
  • A warm-up, a discussion focus, and an exit question for each
  • Works as a half-term unit or a lunchtime club
  • Designed around the book’s own case files and Think Labs

Who it is for: Teachers, librarians and group leaders. Taken from Think Smarter.

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Cover of Think Smarter by Kit Harlow: two children at a desk with a magnifying glass, a tablet, a stack of books labelled Facts, Evidence, Logic and Better Decisions, and a newspaper marked Fake?

In printAges 8–14

Where this came from

A Kid’s Guide to Logic, Fake News, AI, Social Media & Better Decisions

Every day, kids meet confident claims, viral clips, sponsored posts, AI-generated answers, group pressure, and choices that feel urgent. Think Smarter turns critical thinking into a practical skill they can actually use.