AI is already in your child’s classroom, but how much do you understand about how it’s being used? In this virtual live event on Thursday, Sept. 24 at 1 p.m. we’re bringing together leading educators and AI experts to answer the questions parents are asking.
Which AI tools are being used in the classroom, and which are off limits? How can parents support homework without encouraging the skirting of academic guidelines? Are teachers properly equipped to guide students through this transition? And what’s the difference between what’s okay for a middle-schooler and a senior in high school?
Moderated by the Star’s Janet Hurley, panelists Katrina Gouett, an educational consultant to the Waterloo Catholic School Board, Lydia Cao, researcher at Ontario Institute for Studies in Education, and Peel high school teacher Jason Bradshaw bring front line experience to a discussion of this brave new world.
Tell us what you’re most curious or concerned about. While registering for any Toronto Star virtual event you’ll be prompted to send along questions to the panelists in advance.
Register here for this event.