Trust First: Guiding Students Toward Ethical Generative AI Use in the Classroom
My goal is to show share my classroom-tested approach for fostering ethical AI use through open communication, transparent expectations, and shared responsibility between teacher and student. I want to share my “Trust + Transparency” framework where rules are co-created with my students. I will ensure to bring adaptable strategies for my attendees so they can also build a culture of AI transparency and accountability, design their assignments that incorporate AI while maintaining academic integrity, and use the student-teacher trust as the foundation for technology integration.
Facilitated By
Jon Aldrin Antonio
Secondary ELA Teacher, Lake Havasu High School
Mr. Aldrin Antonio currently teaches at Lake Havasu High School for English Language Arts Honors Class. He was awarded as the Arizona Teacher Education Association (AZTEA) Innovative Classroom Teacher of the Year 2023 for being the pioneer in learning and implementing ethical use of Generative AI in his instruction. He served as a Peer Technology Coach in his site where he delivered professional development that focused on AI Literacy for teachers and students.
