Support or substitution?
Consider when a tool may support a student’s process and when it begins to replace the student’s thinking, decisions, or expression.
A practical course for student writers
Ethical Use of AI in Student Writing
AI can help with parts of a writing process, but it can also start making the student’s choices for them. This course helps students think carefully about where that line falls—and how to keep authorship, judgment, and voice in their own hands.
Tuition$200 per student
IncludedWorkbook activities · no AI tools required
Think clearly about the choices
Use tools thoughtfully. Keep the writing yours.
The course gives students a practical way to consider what AI is doing in a writing task, what information they are sharing, and what their school or program allows.
Whose words and ideas?
Think about authorship and voice, and how to keep the student’s own meaning and point of view at the center of the work.
What should stay private?
Look at privacy and school policies so students can make informed choices about the tools they use and the material they share.
For a free introduction to AI rules, authorship, and college essays, read How to Use ChatGPT on Your College Essay Without Ruining It.
Discussion and guided practice
A changing technology calls for good judgment.
Rather than treating every tool or assignment as the same, the course helps students ask useful questions about purpose, authorship, privacy, and the rules that apply to their work. Workbook activities give students a way to apply those questions to writing choices.
Students do not need an AI account or tool to take part. The focus is on understanding choices and responsibilities, not on producing writing with AI.
Course questions
What families often want to know
Does a student need to use AI?
No. Students do not need access to or use of an AI tool. The workbook activities support discussion and reflection.
Does the course teach one blanket rule?
No. Students consider authorship, privacy, and the policies that apply to the particular school, class, or assignment.
When is the next course?
Ask Jake about upcoming timing and availability. The course page will be updated when a new schedule is confirmed.
What is the tuition?
Tuition is $200 per student. Workbook activities are included.
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$200 per student
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