Lesson 796 of 1234
Ask AI for the OTHER Side of an Idea
Good researchers look at more than one opinion. AI can help you find the other side.
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The main moves in order
- 1The big idea
- 2perspectives
- 3critical-thinking
- 4balance
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Section 1
The big idea
Almost every topic has different opinions. AI can show you both sides so your project isn't one-sided. You decide what you think.
Some examples
- 'What do people who LIKE zoos say? What do people who DON'T say?'
- 'Give me 3 reasons people support school uniforms and 3 reasons against.'
- 'What's a different way to look at this topic?'
- 'Who might disagree with this idea, and why?'
Try it!
Pick a debate topic (like recess length). Ask AI for both sides. Then write what YOU think.
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