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🤝 The class agreement on using AI

Rules decided together are stronger: let's build a clear pact on using AI at school.

The best rules are not those imposed from above, but those decided together, because that way everyone understands and truly respects them. With AI at school we need clear rules: when it is allowed and when not, how to honestly say you used it, what to do when it gives you an answer and what you must instead think with your own head. A «class agreement» is a deal you all write together, pupils and teacher, agreeing on what is fair. When you choose a rule yourself, it is no longer a cage: it becomes a promise you make to yourself and others.

What can a good pact contain? For example: «I use AI to understand, not to copy», «I always say when AI helped me», «I check information before trusting it», «I do not use AI to mock anyone», «I ask if I am unsure whether it is allowed». What matters is that it is short, clear and shared, hung where everyone sees it. A pact is not there to punish, but to build trust: if we trust our common rules, AI becomes a safe tool for learning together. And revising it now and then is perfectly fine: good rules grow with you.

🎒 Try it in class (or at home)

Write your class AI pact in five rules; vote on them, all sign it and hang it in the classroom.

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