Classroom materials for teaching critical thinking — what you get, how to use it, and what the licence allows.
The Educator Resources section is free to browse, and some materials are free to download outright. The Educator Pack is a one-time purchase that unlocks everything in it.
The Pack is not part of Pro. Pro ($8/month) raises your limits in the analysis tools. The Educator Pack ($39, paid once) unlocks the classroom materials. Neither includes the other, and you can buy either on its own. The Pack doesn’t expire or renew.
Anything added to the Pack later is included at no extra cost.
You’ll need an account set to educator — switch type any time in your profile. Resources you haven’t unlocked show an “Unlock to Download” button; once you own the Pack these become direct downloads.
Most resources come as a PDF. Where an editable version exists, you’ll see an Editable Word button beside the download so you can adapt the material for your own class.
The Educator Pack is licensed for a single classroom — yours.
You may:
Please don’t:
The short version: the Pack travels with you and the students in front of you. If a colleague wants to use these materials, they need their own copy.
Yes. The licence follows you as a teacher, so all the classes you personally teach are covered — including across multiple year groups and future years.
Someone teaching alongside you, to your students, is covered. A colleague running their own separate class is not.
Yes, provided access is limited to the students in your class. What matters is that it isn’t reachable by the wider school or the public.
Yes. The Pack is a one-time purchase and is completely separate from a Pro subscription. Cancelling Pro doesn’t affect it.
Students need their own free accounts to use the Fallacy Finder, Bias Checker and Writing Lab, and each account needs a verified email address — worth setting up before a lesson rather than during one. School mail filters sometimes hold up verification emails, so allow time, and see troubleshooting if they don’t arrive.
The Fallacy Quiz needs no account at all, which makes it the most practical tool for a one-off lesson or a computer room with shared machines.