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๐ค Using AI Responsibly
AI Can Help You Learn—But You Are Still the Learner.
Artificial intelligence can help you brainstorm, explain difficult concepts, practice skills, and explore ideas. But AI should be used to support your learning, not replace your thinking.
๐ง Think Before You Use AI
Ask yourself:
- Is my teacher allowing AI for this assignment?
- Am I using AI to help me learn or to do my work for me?
- Can I explain and understand the answer AI gave me?
- Have I checked the information to make sure it is accurate?
- Am I protecting my personal information?
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AI can be helpful for:
โ Brainstorming ideas
โ Explaining a difficult concept
โ Practicing a skill
โ Creating study questions
โ Getting feedback on your work when allowed
โ Exploring different perspectives
โ Helping you get started on a projectAI should not be used to:
โ Complete an assignment you're expected to do yourself
โ Submit AI-generated work as your own
โ Avoid learning or doing the thinking required for an assignment
โ Create fake sources or information
โ Impersonate another person
โ Create harmful, inappropriate, or deceptive content -
Think before you type!
Never enter confidential or personal information into an AI tool, including:
- Passwords
- Student ID numbers
- Home addresses
- Phone numbers
- Private school records
- Personal information about yourself or someone else
When in doubt, don't enter it. Ask first.
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AI can sound confident—even when it is wrong.
Before using AI-generated information:
1. STOP
Don't automatically assume it is true.2. CHECK
Compare the information with reliable sources.3. THINK
Does the answer make sense?4. ASK
Talk to your teacher if you're unsure.AI can make mistakes. Your critical thinking matters.
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Every assignment may have different expectations.
Your teacher may say:
๐ข AI is allowed
Use AI in the way your teacher describes.๐ก AI is allowed with limitations
Follow the specific instructions for the assignment.๐ด AI is not allowed
Complete the work yourself without using AI.If you're not sure, ask before using AI.
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Your work should represent your own learning and effort.
If your teacher asks you to identify or document AI assistance, follow their instructions. Never claim that work generated by AI is entirely your own when your teacher expects you to disclose its use.
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STOP. THINK. CHECK.
Use AI as a tool—not a shortcut.
Protect your information. Check what AI tells you. Follow your teacher's expectations. Most importantly, keep learning and doing your own thinking.๐ Helpful Student Resources
๐ค Google – AI and Safety
Learn about responsible AI, privacy, and safety.๐ง Common Sense Education – AI Literacy
Student-friendly resources for understanding AI, evaluating AI-generated content, and using AI responsibly.๐ซ HISD AI Guidelines
Review HISD expectations for responsible and appropriate AI use.
