Families · Start here
AI literacy for parents
What AI literacy means, why it matters, and calm conversations that build privacy, verification, and authorship habits.
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Build better judgment around AI.
Research-backed guides and practical activities for parents, educators, and curious learners. Understand how AI works, use it more safely, and keep human judgment in the driver’s seat.
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What the data actually says about teens and AI
Chatbot use is already common, but “use” can mean everything from checking a math problem to discussing something personal. This guide separates the numbers, the risks, and the practical response for families.
Read the evidence64%of surveyed U.S. teens reported ever using an AI chatbot
54%reported using chatbots for schoolwork help
1 in 10said chatbots help with all or most schoolwork
59%thought AI cheating happens at least sometimes at school
Pew Research Center survey of 1,458 U.S. teens ages 13–17 and their parents, conducted September–October 2025. Margin of error ±3.3 percentage points.
Safety · Privacy
A safer family AI routine
Practical boundaries for personal information, schoolwork, emotional support, unsafe output, and incident response.
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Four weeks of AI literacy
A flexible sequence with learning goals, discussion prompts, offline options, assessment, and age adjustments.
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AI concepts, simply explained
Useful definitions and examples for AI, machine learning, language models, hallucinations, bias, training data, and prompts.
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Family AI check-in worksheet
Practise checking a claim, protecting personal information, defining authorship, and choosing when not to use AI.
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How Vizancia teaches
See the understand, practise, reflect, and apply methodology behind the app and the Learning Hub.
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