To address this, Matthew Johnson, a media literacy expert director of education for the group MediaSmart, advises that parents and teachers take extra care to focus on the importance of learning as an ongoing process, and not just the final grades and results. If you understand how something like ChatGPT works, it’s not hard to imagine the temptation. (Image credit: © Kaspars Grinvalds (DATEI-NR.: 225457365)) Developing your child's ethical understandingĪ major area of conversation around AI tools is how they can be used for cheating. If you recall being a teenager, you might see why - as soon as adults say something is bad or even off limits, it becomes instantly cool. She urges parents to not be quick to present AI tools as either good or bad, and instead discuss them in terms of usefulness. Parents and teachers can be instrumental in encouraging and influencing this understanding. Pagani, emphasises that children start to develop more abstract thinking and have higher-level moral debates, and so, they can contemplate topics like this better at that age. Especially around the ages of thirteen to fifteen, Prof. Kids and teens are still developing and building their understanding of the world, and adult guidance is crucial - especially when it comes to being safe online and understanding some of the ethics around things like ChatGPT. Practices like these can help assist in forming a good work ethic. We have some tips for how you can eliminate distractions, especially while working digitally.
After all, if they’re alone in their room, they may be more prone to distractions like YouTube and TikTok. She also suggests that children should do homework in a common area of the home such as a kitchen table. She echoes the recommendation that parents take time to understand new tools, and even says that you should do this alongside your kids, while explaining to them how these tools can be useful, what their pitfalls are, and what potential problems they pose. The Globe and Mail also spoke to child psychologist, Linda Pagani, on the issue and she offered some advice. (Image credit: Unsplash / Kenny Eliason) What the experts have to say
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