Artificial intelligence (AI) is technology that enables computers and machines to simulate human learning, comprehension, problem solving, decision making, creativity, and autonomy.

• Create personalized learning for students

• Saves time!

• Enhanced lesson planning

• Supporting special education needs

• Creative and fun ideas in seconds

• Reactive- tools that respond to specific inputs or situations without learning from past experiences (ex. Alexa, Siri)

• Predictive- tools that analyze historical data and experiences to predict future events or behaviors (ex. Netflix, Spotify)

• Generative- Tools that generate new content or outputs, often creating something novel from learned patterns (ex. ChatGPT, Microsoft CoPilot)

• Never share confidential information, including student names and data.

• AI content is a starting point, not a final one. 80/20 Rule

• Beware of bias and fact-check.

• Be detailed in your prompt.

  • Ex: I am tutoring a 5th grade student with dysgraphia. She reads above grade level but struggles with grammar and spelling. What 1-on-1 activities would work best?

• Ask AI follow up questions.

• Know what tools to use for what tasks.