This page provides teachers with the essential procedures and permissions needed to ensure compliant and responsible use of AI in the classroom. When using Large Language Models (LLMs) like ChatGPT or Gemini, students should also be taught ethical and responsible practices, which can be reinforced through the AI Literacy Lesson below.
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Inform students of exactly what is allowed in your classroom. AI procedures may look different from one class to another—or even from one activity to another—but students should always understand what is acceptable for their teacher’s classroom. Clear expectations and an AI disclaimer help set boundaries so students know how to use AI responsibly.
Teachers must have parent consent before students can use generative AI platforms such as ChatGPT for educational purposes. These tools may collect student inputs (like prompts) to improve learning experiences, so parents must be informed. Consent ensures that students 13 and older can responsibly use AI as a tutor, thought partner, and learning companion while following ethical guidelines.
This example lesson introduces students to AI literacy, focusing on how to use AI responsibly and ethically. The video to the right models classroom discussions and activities that help students understand both the benefits and limits of AI. Use the slides below to lead this lesson with your students.
This is specifically for teachers who will be working with students ages 13 and up who can access Large Language Models (LLMs) like ChatGPT and Gemini with parent consent.
AI Focus Group: Intro Lesson.mp4
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