Since the release of ChatGPT, artificial intelligence (AI) has dominated much of the news cycle. From deepfake images to changes in the job market, parents and caregivers are bombarded with conflicting messages and opinions about a technology that seems to be advancing daily.

For many, the primary question is: how will AI impact our children’s lives?

Some see it as a promising tool that can increase access to personalized learning, while others worry it may enable academic dishonesty or undermine critical skills development. Families across the spectrum wonder: how will AI impact our children's education? While no one can offer definitive answers, the best way to navigate this rapidly changing landscape is with knowledge - regardless of whether your family chooses to embrace, limit, or avoid AI tools altogether.

Join us for this webinar in partnership with the National Parents Union to help understand what's happening, ask the right questions, and effectively support your child's learning in alignment with your family's values.

Key topics include:

• What is Generative AI? Clear explanations of what GenAI is and which tools your child might be using

• Importance of AI Literacy: A list of critical skills and why they matter for your child

• Supporting Learning at Home: A balanced look at AI’s educational opportunities and considerations

• Benefits & Challenges of AI in Education: Activities and conversation starters to use with your child

• Partnering with Schools: Practical approaches and strategies for productive conversations with educators

• Accessing Resources for Continued Learning: Where to find reliable information as AI evolves

You don't need to be a technical expert to help your child navigate AI-enhanced education. Your family values, critical thinking skills, and open communication are your most important tools.

By staying curious, asking thoughtful questions, and maintaining open dialogue with both your child and their school, you're helping them become informed, ethical users of technology—not just consumers of it.

Together, we can help the next generation develop a healthy relationship with AI that enhances their learning while preserving the uniquely human aspects of education that matter most.

Can’t make the time? A recording + resources will be emailed to all registrants.