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Artificial Intelligence (AI) is no longer something of the future, it is already part of our everyday lives. This short course is specifically designed for preschool and foundation phase teachers who want to understand how AI works, what opportunities it offers, and how it can be used responsibly in the classroom

Course Content:

Chapter 1: Understanding AI (for Teachers)

Lesson 1: What is AI?

Lesson 2: Common myths about AI

Lesson 3: Examples of AI in everyday life

Lesson 4: Why AI is important in education

Chapter 2: AI in the Classroom

Lesson 1: Practical AI tools for teachers

Lesson 2: AI and creativity – stories, music and art

Lesson 3: Differentiated teaching with AI

Lesson 4: Time-saving uses of AI

Chapter 3: Supporting Young Children in an AI World

Lesson 1: How children are already being exposed to AI

Lesson 2: Teach digital awareness in the early years

Lesson 3: Age-appropriate ways to introduce AI concepts

Lesson 4: Encourage curiosity, problem-solving, and creativity

Chapter 4: Ethics and Safety in Early Childhood Education

Lesson 1: Protecting children’s privacy when using AI tools

Lesson 2: Recognize and reduce bias in AI-generated content

Lesson 3: Safe online practices for teachers and learners

Lesson 4: Balance screen time and real-world play

Lesson 5: A Code of Practice for AI in the Early Years

Chapter 5: The Teacher’s Role in the Future of Learning

Lesson 1: Nurture critical thinking and creativity in the AI ​​era

Lesson 2: Help children become responsible digital citizens

Lesson 3: How AI can change teaching, but won’t replace teachers

Lesson 4: Future skills that children need

Chapter 6: Practical Projects & Activities

Lesson 1: Storytelling with AI

Lesson 2: Creating songs and rhymes with AI

Lesson 3: Using AI to create and customize learning resources

Lesson 4: AI-assisted parent reports

Lesson 5: Reflection journal for teachers

Chapter 7: Looking ahead

Lesson 1: Continuing learning for teachers

Lesson 2: Build confidence – you don’t have to be a tech expert

Lesson 3: Final reflection – How can AI make me a better teacher?