Understanding AI Literacy
AI literacy has become a core skill for both teachers and students, requiring understanding of how AI systems work and how to engage with them responsibly.
As previously mentioned, AI literacy is connected to other essential literacies, including media literacy, data literacy, computational thinking, and digital citizenship, forming the foundation for thoughtful participation in an AI-driven world.
- Media literacy helps students recognize bias and understand how messages are constructed.
- Data literacy teaches them to read and question the numbers that drive decisions.
AI literacy doesn’t exist in isolation.
Author's summary: AI literacy is crucial for teachers and students to navigate digital spaces responsibly.
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