Teaching Kids AI Literacy: Where to Start, Age by Age
Age-by-age activities that teach kids how AI works, where it fails and how to question it, with free tools and a simple plan for parents and teachers.
Everything we have written about k-12.
Age-by-age activities that teach kids how AI works, where it fails and how to question it, with free tools and a simple plan for parents and teachers.
A practical checklist for school and district leaders writing an AI policy: allowed uses, disclosure, academic integrity, student data privacy, approved tools and staff training.
How virtual public schools, private online programs and in-person school compare on structure, support, cost and outcomes, and how to tell which fits your child.
How teachers and school leaders are using AI in classrooms and offices, and the FERPA and COPPA rules that decide which tools are safe to use with student data.
What schools can see on a managed Chromebook at school and at home, which rules apply, and the questions parents should ask about monitoring and privacy.
How to read gradebook codes, set useful alerts and check your child's grades in a school parent portal, plus how to avoid over-monitoring a teenager.
How bell-to-bell bans, pouches and lockers actually work, what state laws like New York's and Texas's require, and how families can reach kids in an emergency.
How guardian email summaries work, what parents can and can't see in Google Classroom, and how to help with assignments without doing the work for your child.
What FERPA lets schools share without your consent, how to opt out of directory information, your rights to see records and the questions to ask about school apps.