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As artificial intelligence becomes increasingly present in students’ academic and personal lives, educators play a critical role in helping learners understand how to interact with these tools responsibly and thoughtfully. This session focuses on building student AI literacy by exploring practical strategies for teaching students how AI systems work, how to question and evaluate AI-generated information, and how to use AI as a tool for thinking rather than a shortcut. Participants will examine age-appropriate classroom approaches for discussing AI limitations, bias, and ethical use while developing clear expectations for responsible student engagement with AI. Educators will leave with practical ideas and instructional strategies they can implement immediately to help students become informed, critical, and responsible users of AI.

CPE

Artificial Intelligence (AI)
Differentiated Instruction
Digital Learning
Instructional Strategies

Any
Instructional Coaches
Instructional Technology
Principals
Teachers

Kinder
1st
2nd
3rd
4th
5th
6th
7th
8th
9th
10th
11th
12th

TTESS 1.2 Data and Assessment
TTESS 1.3 Knowledge of Students
TTESS 1.4 Activities
TTESS 2.2 Content Knowledge and Expertise
TTESS 2.4 Differentiation
TTESS 2.5 Monitor and Adjust
TTESS 3.1 Classroom Environment, Routines, Procedures
TTESS 3.2 Managing Student Behavior
TTESS 3.3 Classroom Culture

*Employees of Region 7 ESC (FREE)
Digital Learning (FREE)