AI and divorced-parent coordination: stop being the messenger

End-of-lesson check

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1. What is the main problem this lesson helps teenagers solve?

   1. Being stuck as the messenger between parents who do not communicate
   2. Having too much homework to manage between two homes
   3. Learning how to program AI tools for fun
   4. Getting better grades in school

2. What is a shared calendar most useful for in this situation?

   1. Tracking schedules like school events, practices, and drop-off times
   2. Planning birthday parties for extended family
   3. Recording all the things your parents argue about
   4. Keeping a journal of your feelings about the divorce

3. The lesson warns that a child should not have to do which of the following?

   1. Pack their own bags for visits
   2. Go to school on time
   3. Carry their parents' conflict
   4. Do their homework

4. What does it mean to be 'the messenger' between divorced parents?

   1. Having to pass information and requests back and forth between parents who do not talk
   2. Sending text messages to both parents at the same time
   3. Delivering homework assignments to classmates
   4. Working as a delivery person for a restaurant

5. Which app is mentioned as an example of a co-parenting tool?

   1. Minecraft
   2. OurFamilyWizard
   3. TikTok
   4. Instagram

6. What type of message format does the lesson suggest AI can help create?

   1. A neutral update that does not take sides
   2. A message demanding more money for expenses
   3. A message blaming one parent for problems
   4. A message criticizing how the other parent parents

7. Why might a teenager use a shared digital calendar instead of just telling parents information verbally?

   1. It replaces the need for school
   2. It is more fun than talking to parents
   3. It creates a record both parents can see without the child relaying messages
   4. It allows the teenager to hide information

8. What is the 'big idea' of this lesson?

   1. AI will solve all family problems
   2. Divorce is always bad
   3. Teenagers should not use technology
   4. AI can help coordinate between two households without making the child the middleman

9. Which of these would be an appropriate use of AI based on this lesson?

   1. Telling one parent secrets about the other
   2. Deciding who should have custody of the teenager
   3. Writing a letter to the judge about the divorce
   4. Creating a template for updating both parents about school events

10. What does 'co-parenting' mean?

    1. Two best friends raising a pet together
    2. Two teachers working together in the same classroom
    3. Two parents working together to raise their child even though they live apart
    4. A computer program that parents use

11. If a teenager uses AI to set up a coordination template, what is the main benefit?

    1. They can share information with both parents without taking sides
    2. They can get out of visiting the other parent
    3. They can blame AI for bad news
    4. They can avoid talking to either parent

12. What is NOT something the lesson suggests AI should do in this situation?

    1. Set up a shared calendar
    2. Draft neutral messages
    3. Choose which parent the teenager should live with
    4. Suggest co-parenting apps

13. What kind of information should a coordination template include?

    1. Complaints about either household
    2. Secrets shared by one parent
    3. Schedules, events, and practical logistics
    4. Personal opinions about each parent

14. Why is it important for messages between parents to be neutral?

    1. So the grandparents will visit more often
    2. So the teachers will give better grades
    3. So the child does not appear to favor one parent over the other
    4. So the child gets more allowance money

15. What should a teenager do if they feel caught in the middle of their parents' conflict?

    1. Stop seeing one of the parents
    2. Pick a side and argue with the other parent
    3. Use tools like AI to help coordinate without taking sides
    4. Keep passing messages back and forth anyway