Canadian Education · Posted by Rachel Dubois ·

No Board Policy in NB and I’m Done Waiting

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Two years into the generative AI era and our board has sent zero guidance. Not vague guidance. Zero.

I’ve stopped waiting. Here’s what I implemented on my own this term and I’m sharing it in case it helps anyone else in the same boat.

My classroom AI policy (self-developed, Grade 10 English, NB):
– AI use for brainstorming: allowed, no disclosure required
– AI use for revision/editing of your own writing: allowed, must note in submission
– AI use for generating content you submit as your own: prohibited

Simple. Consistent. Students know where the line is. I explain why each of these is different in terms of learning.

The policy might not match what my colleague down the hall does. That’s a board problem, not mine. At least my students have clarity.

no policy is a policy. it just means figure it out yourself.

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Saskatchewan first-year teacher here and this is what I needed. borrowing your framework. the three-category breakdown is clear enough that students actually understand it.