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No private information in AI chats: names of kids, school names, addresses, phone numbers, account details, or family schedules.
Parent safety guide
A simple family rulebook for AI help.
AgentReady Kids teaches kids to use AI for practice, planning, feedback, and creativity while keeping privacy, judgment, and school integrity visible.
House rules
Five rules before kids use AI for school or projects.
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AI can explain, quiz, organize, critique, brainstorm, and help plan. It should not replace the final thinking.
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For schoolwork, kids should be able to show what AI helped with and what they changed themselves.
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Important facts need a second source, especially health, safety, money, legal, or current-events claims.
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Any tool that can post, message, buy, download, or create accounts needs adult approval first.
Good AI help
Use AI where it makes thinking easier to see.
Study
Generate practice questions, explain mistakes, make flashcards, or turn notes into a review plan.
Writing
Brainstorm angles, critique a draft, explain grammar, or suggest clearer structure.
Research
Suggest search terms, organize notes, list claims to verify, or identify missing context.
Projects
Break work into steps, create checklists, test ideas, or rehearse a presentation.
Boundaries
Keep these outside the line.
Submitting AI-written work as if the student wrote it independently
Copying answers without understanding or checking them
Using AI to bypass teacher instructions, quizzes, tests, or source requirements
Entering another child, teacher, or family member into an AI prompt without permission
Parent check-in
Five questions that catch most risky AI use.
These questions work after homework, research, writing, coding, creative projects, and study sessions.
What did you ask AI to help with?
What did AI get wrong, skip, or make too vague?
What did you change after reading the AI answer?
What source or person could help you check the important part?
Would you be comfortable explaining this AI help to your teacher?
Founding beta
The beta turns these rules into weekly practice.
Kids learn a repeatable agent loop, practice AI judgment, and finish with a workflow they can explain to a parent or teacher.