Schools need clear rules. Kids are already using AI, so pretending it does not exist is pointless. Teach them how to check answers, cite help when required and use AI without losing basic writing and thinking skills.
Should students be allowed to use AI for homework if they are still learning?
AI can explain hard topics, but it can also write the whole assignment. Where should schools draw the line?
People discuss responsible AI use in school, including tutoring, cheating, skill-building and teacher policies.
Answers & Discussion
It depends how you use it. If AI explains a math concept in a way the textbook did not, that helps. If it writes your essay, you may pass the assignment but learn nothing. That catches up with you later.
AI can be a tutor, but students should not submit AI work as their own. I allow students to use it for explanations, practice questions and outlining, but they have to show their thinking. The goal is learning, not outsourcing the brain.
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