Start with the ethics and originality section. Then use the prompt journal for structured reflection on your own AI use habits.
Use AI with judgment, integrity, and clear boundaries between support, practice, and assessment.
Where it comes from and why it matters
Who made this? What parts are mine?
Documentation, disclosure, and decision-making
Evaluating sources, outputs, and claims
Structure prompts for specific purposes. Iterate and revise based on outputs.
Compare AI outputs with authoritative sources. Identify gaps and errors.
Identify language, framing, or omission patterns that suggest bias.
Decide what AI use is appropriate for each assignment type and context.
Record process, revisions, and reasoning. Show the work behind the output.
Analyze AI outputs for language patterns, omissions, and framing that suggest bias.
Work through realistic scenarios where AI use might help, harm, or raise questions.
Evaluate and improve high school-level prompts for research, writing, and analysis tasks.
Open-ended scenarios for class discussion. No single right answer — the discussion is the point.
Compare two AI outputs for quality, accuracy, bias, and usefulness. Explain your reasoning.
Given an AI output, find at least two sources that confirm, contradict, or add nuance to the claims.
A journal built for high school use that supports ethical documentation, prompt revision, and structured reflection on AI use across subject areas.
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Scenarios, discussion guides, frameworks
Printable scenario cards for class
Clear policies, assessment guidance
Structured documentation of AI use
Aligned to common academic integrity policies
A set of rules a computer follows to complete a task or make a decision.
A type of AI where systems learn patterns from data instead of following fixed rules.
Systematic patterns in AI outputs that favor or disadvantage certain groups or perspectives.
Who created or is responsible for a piece of work. Complicated when AI contributes.
Acting honestly and consistently with your values — even when no one is watching.
Crediting a source for ideas, words, or content that isn't yours — including AI-generated content.
Whether a source or claim can be trusted. AI output is not automatically credible.
Human review and judgment applied to AI outputs before acting on or sharing them.