Building inclusive AI teaching practices that honor diverse learning backgrounds and cultural perspectives.
Explore how AI tools carry cultural assumptions that can either strengthen or undermine mana, identity, and belonging. Learn to evaluate AI through a Kaupapa Maori lens and Te Tiriti responsibilities, creating culturally responsive practices that amplify the rich diversity of akonga.
Identify four systemic barriers to inclusion in AI-enabled classrooms: digital access, cultural representation, neurodiversity, and assessment design.
Inclusive AI Teaching Patterns - hese are practical, repeatable teaching moves you can use across levels, subjects, and delivery modes
Practical strategies for designing assessments that center human thinking
Practical checklists for educators ensuring clarity and ethical AI use
Explore six real classroom scenarios showing how educators across Aotearoa use AI to support ESOL learners, neurodivergent students, Maori and Pacific learners, disability access, rural contexts, and large classes with practical strategies.
Structured reflection prompts to evaluate inclusivity and cultural safety of AI teaching practices