Leading Student AI Ethics Roundtables
Protocols for future-ready discussions in secondary classrooms.
KiwiBee· KiwiBee
Scenario Cards that Center Student Voice
Students begin by reviewing AI scenario cards that range from adaptive grading to predictive policing. Mixed-role groups identify the people impacted and surface potential blind spots before debating a stance.
Facilitators use a simple norm tracker projected on the board, guided by the student affairs playbook, to make sure every voice enters the conversation twice. When dialogue stalls, students consult curated research snippets to ground opinions in evidence.
Roundtables close with students composing a public-facing reflection, grounded in KiwiBee's mission, that captures how their thinking shifted and what additional data they would gather before advising school leaders.
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