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A colleague claims, "The AI decided this is the best strategy, so we should use it." What is the best response?
Great, the AI already checked it, so we can move on.
Let's treat that as a suggestion. What evidence supports it, and what do we need to verify before we decide?
AI is basically thinking now, so it's probably right.
We should never use AI for anything in school.
A teacher uses an AI system to summarize student reflections after a sensitive classroom discussion. The output is organized and confident, but you're unsure whether it accurately reflects the student's intent. Which response best reflects responsible educator judgment?
Accept the summary because it's well written and saves time.
Ask the AI system to double check itself and accept the new summary.
Compare the summary to a small sample of original reflections and remove identifying information before using it.
Stop using AI entirely because it can't be trusted.
An administrator receives an AI drafted message explaining a new school expectation. The message is clear, but it includes a claim about research showing improved outcomes without naming a source. What is the best next step?
Send it because families prefer short messages.
Keep the claim but add "AI generated" at the bottom.
Remove the research claim unless it can be verified and revise the message to reflect local context.
Add more research claims to strengthen the message.
You must answer all questions before checking your work.
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