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How to remember what you read (The best way to take book notes)

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How to take notes that are actually useful

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Vocabulary Practice

New Providence School District A.I. Policy

The district gives students “traffic light” guidance for AI. 

• “Red light” does not allow AI use

• “Yellow light” gives teacher an option to permit students to use AI upon request

• “Green light” assignments allow students to use AI

When using AI students must follow the assignment expectations and remember that they are responsible for their final product. Students must also give credit to the tools used, avoid entering personal information, and ask teachers if they have any questions.

How AI is changing the landscape of education

The video above does not represent the opinion of the school district or mine as an educator. 

It is provided to give an overview of the rapid change A.I. has initiated in education. 

In my classroom, we will use New Providence School District's A.I. Policy. Students are to assume "Red light" rules (AI use is not allowed), unless the teacher indicates otherwise. My goal is to equip students with the knowledge and skills that will serve them in the future, by fostering critical thinking and teaching them to use tools like A.I. as a way to enhance their abilities, not replace them.