AI tools are powerful, but without careful use, they can jeopardize students’ privacy, reinforce bias, or misused privacy are not optional steps; they are vital elements of responsible teaching. The choices we make with AI today directly influence our students’ trust, safety, and learning experiences (Holmes, Porayska-Pomsta, & Holstein, 2022; Floridi & Cowls, 2019).
Key Guidelines for Teachers
- Protect student data: Never paste personal or identifiable information into AI tools (Holmes et al., 2022).
- Use pseudonyms or profiles: Keep real names and sensitive details private (UNESCO, 2023).
- Verify outputs: Double-check AI-generated content for accuracy and inclusivity (Luckin et al., 2016).
- Check for bias: Ensure materials reflect diverse perspectives (Kasepalu et al., 2022).
- Follow policies: Align your AI use with school and district privacy rules (BC Ministry of Education, 2019).
Watch the video below: “Using AI Ethically in the Classroom; A Teacher’s Guide.” Reflect on how these practices could apply to your teaching context.
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