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Article Summary *written by Notebook LM, a generative AI tool
"This resource, "AI and Ethics: What School Leaders Need to Know" by Torrey Trust and Robert Maloy, outlines crucial recommendations for school leaders navigating the complexities of generative artificial intelligence (GenAI) in education. The authors emphasize that ethical actions, not just words, are paramount in shaping how GenAI impacts schools, advocating for leaders to ensure these tools promote productive outcomes. Key advice includes understanding privacy policies to protect user data, critically evaluating GenAI output for accuracy and bias, and developing clear guidelines for appropriate use. Furthermore, the article stresses the importance of investigating the broader societal and environmental implications of GenAI technologies, urging a collaborative approach among school communities to make informed decisions about their integration. Ultimately, the piece aims to equip leaders with practical strategies for fostering ethical and responsible GenAI use in educational settings."
(Trust & Maloy, 2025)
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When working with parents and families, teachers tend to focus on the ways they can be the most supportive and effective in their communication. Watch this video to hear from Dr. Caroline Buzanko on ways families can be intentional with their communication with teachers. As you listen, think about any takeaways you may have from the episode. Did you hear any strategies for parents that may also be helpful for teachers? Did you have any 'aha' moments about the perspective of a parent?