What's It All About?

Ethical Considerations for Educators:

• Ensure AI is used as a support tool, not a replacement for teacher judgment.

• Be mindful of potential biases in AI outputs, as models learn from existing datasets, which may contain societal prejudices.

AI Bias and Limitations:

• AI models can inadvertently reinforce biases present in training data.

• They may lack cultural sensitivity, making it important to review outputs before use in teaching.

• AI can sometimes produce misleading or incorrect information, necessitating fact-checking.

Data Privacy and Security Best Practices:

• Do not input sensitive student data into AI tools.

• Use AI platforms that comply with privacy regulations (e.g., GDPR, NZ Privacy Act).

• Educate students about responsible AI use, including understanding data sharing implications.

School Policies on AI (if applicable):

• Ensure AI tools align with school technology policies.