Teachers urged to teach students responsible AI use
SEAMEO INNOTECH director Dr. Majah-Leah V. Ravago led a GMA Network learning session during National Teachers' Month attended by teachers from several schools, where she argued that teachers remain essential as AI grows in classrooms. Ravago said AI should be used as a tool and teaching assistant, not a replacement, and that teachers must set learning objectives, verify AI outputs, adapt assessments (for example handwritten exams and in-person presentations), and stay accountable. She also raised environmental costs and warned about handling sensitive student and teacher data, stressing transparency and consent for research.
Teachers must guide ethical and critical use of AI.
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GMA Network held a learning session on AI in education during National Teachers' Month.…
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