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TARGET:

03-04 years

INTENSITY:

12 min

LEARNING GOAL

Learning to differentiate a human being from an "intelligent" machine

PEDAGOGICAL INTENTION

Identify biological differences

Target SKILLS

MATERIALS

DETAILED PROCEDURE

PROGRESS INDICATORS

Battery-powered toy

Separate batteries

Show a toy without batteries and tries to turn it on.

Step 1

Ask: "Why doesn't it work?"

Step 2

Insert the batteries and the toy works.

Step 3

Explain: "The machine needs electricity; we need food."

Step 4

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Step 10

The child names the difference between food (human) and electricity (machine).

Co-Intelligence Human-Machine

Simple Reasoning

Research Foundations

Piaget, J. (1929)

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