How Grok 4 and Twitter enhance classroom research

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22 Years Teaching IB ESS | 13 Years IB Examiner (ESS, TOK & EE) | AI & Environmental Science Integration | ESS Content Creator | Workshop Leader

Everyone talks about Gemini and GPT, but hardly anyone is exploring Grok 4 Most people see Twitter (X) as just social media – but for real-time research, it’s a goldmine. Google shows you what’s already SEO-optimised. Twitter shows you what’s happening right now. I use these 3 Grok-powered prompts daily for my classroom teaching (Twitter-first, not Google): I’m using these prompts daily with Grok 4. You should try too—your research game will completely change for your classroom teaching Prompt: Search X and the web for the latest updates on [specific topic, e.g., AI regulations; Tesla stock] as of [March 17, 2025]. Filter results by [preference, e.g., most credible, most recent, from experts], and highlight [focus, e.g., key events, opinions, stats] in a brief summary. Prompt: Evidence Checker Check this claim: [specific statement, e.g., ‘Eating garlic boosts immunity by 50%.’] Search for evidence from [source type, e.g., studies, X posts, news] and tell me if it’s [criteria, e.g., well-supported, dubious, mixed], including [details, e.g., sample size, date of research]. Prompt: Reliable Source Hunter Find me [number, e.g., 3] reliable sources on [subject, e.g., home solar panels] from [platform, e.g., web, X both]. Ensure they’re [criteria e.g., recent within 6 months, from experts, data-driven], and summarize [focus, e.g., cost, pros/cons] for each.

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