As tech shapes our world, kids need to understand how it works—and how it can be unfair. Teaching students about algorithmic bias and digital ethics helps them become smart, kind, and responsible digital citizens. It’s about knowing that not all tech is fair, asking the right questions, and using digital tools wisely. This is a key life skill in today’s world. Let’s raise thoughtful creators, not just users.
#K12Learning
In today’s tech-driven world, knowing how to ask AI the right questions is just as important as reading and writing. Teaching students to prompt AI helps them think clearly, ask better questions, and solve problems creatively. It’s a new kind of literacy—one that connects with future jobs and daily life. Helping kids learn this skill early makes them smart digital citizens and confident learners.
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“We were all so wrong”: Sweden’s government confirms screens are harming students’ academic performance - Jason Deegan
https://jasondeegan.com/we-were-all-so-wrong-swedens-government-confirms-screens-are-harming-students-academic-performance/
To Fix U.S. Education, Free Our Teachers
https://www.forbes.com/sites/brandonbusteed/2024/02/23/to-fix-us-education-free-our-teachers/ #education #k12education #k12learning #k12 #learning #teachers #teacherstrike #teaching
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