How Models Learn
Unit 2 shows how a model actually learns — and where it goes wrong. Across five 30–45 minute lessons, students train models on labeled examples, classify by features, spot bias in unbalanced data, improve a dataset, and defend their data choices.
The 5 lessons
- 1
How Models Learn
30–45 minStudents explain how a model is trained on labeled examples so it can predict or classify new data.
Vocabulary: model · training · label · pattern
- 2
Classification Challenges
30–45 minLearners classify items by their features and justify the grouping decisions they make.
Vocabulary: classification · feature · category
- 3
Bias in Data
30–45 minKids identify missing or unbalanced data and describe how it leads to unfair or inaccurate AI.
Vocabulary: bias · representation · unbalanced
- 4
Improving a Dataset
30–45 minStudents revise a weak dataset to make it more complete, balanced, and representative.
Vocabulary: balanced · representative · improve
- 5
Build and Defend
30–45 minLearners present their improved dataset and defend why their choices make for stronger training.
Vocabulary: justify · evidence · representation
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