AI literacy equips students and teachers to understand how artificial intelligence works, recognize its strengths and limitations, and use it responsibly. In education, it connects practical benefits such as creativity and productivity with risks including misuse and unequal access. section 6.8
AI literacy in education involves:
- Evaluating generative AI tools critically rather than accepting their outputs unexamined. section 6.8
- Using AI to support creativity, productivity, lesson planning, communication, and classroom activities. section 6.8
- Considering responsible practice, ethical risks, linguistic inclusion, and regional inequities. section 6.8
Figure 6.8 Examples of how educators and students can integrate generative AI tools in the classroom
Classroom examples show how educators and students can integrate generative AI into learning activities. section 6.8
