This is a teacher support resource designed to help educators guide meaningful conversations with students about the role of AI in learning. As AI tools become more common in schools, this resource provides structured talking points for teachers to introduce AI and discuss expectations for appropriate use in the classroom. It also includes a simple model that helps students generate, reflect on, and refine their ideas when interacting with AI tools. The central message emphasizes student ownership of learning.
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