Wesleyan School AI Policy Poster — Flint AI Policy Library

Citing AI

The student utilizes AI to study class material independent of a specific assignment or activity without citation.

Generation

The student uses AI to build background, check answers, or research.

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Enhancement

The student consults AI to improve an original product.

Collaboration

The student collaborates with AI to develop a product.

Evaluation

The student analyzes or debates with AI to grow his/her understanding.

Transformation

The student uses AI to interact with real-world scenarios.

The student uses AI to complete the entire assignment or activity with no original thought.

Honor Code Violation

The student passes off work from AI sources as his/her own original product.

The student may ONLY use artificial intelligence (AI) on an assignment or activity with teacher permission. Citation is required. Unauthorized use of AI assistance on an assignment or activity is a violation of the Wesleyan Honor Code. The student may utilize AI to study class material independent of a specific assignment or activity without citation.

Allowed and Never Allowed

Wesleyan School's team created their policy based on the SAMR model of technology integration, resulting in 8 categories for AI use with students. The five levels falling under "Allowed at the Teacher's Discretion" reflect the varying levels of AI integration that could be allowed by teachers. Not only does this poster serve as a guideline for students to understand what is allowed, but also it serves to inspire teachers to incorporate AI at varying levels into their courses. This chart was printed out and displayed as a poster in classrooms and hallways throughout the school.

Allison shared an entire folder with the materials the Wesleyan team used to form their AI committee, craft their policy, and share their policy with others. Included are Matt Miller's book AI for Educators, book study questions, presentations about their process, and more. The full folder can be found here.

Other resources from Wesleyan School:

"Last school year, 2023-2024, we formed AI committees comprised of a teacher from every department, middle school and high school. We wanted to have a good meld of teachers in those committees.

  1. Acquire a working understanding of AI.
  2. Learning how to best integrate AI within each academic department using Flint and other tools.
  3. Define academic integrity with AI.
  4. Create a school-wide AI policy.

Read more in this case study.

Allison Berry

Wesleyan School • K-12 Technology Coach

Learning feels different when it fits you.