The AI Checklist for Teachers

Five pages for teachers and school leaders who want to use AI in the classroom without guessing where the boundaries are.

Ground rules. What should never go into an open AI tool, how to check output before you use it, age limits, and how to spot bias in generated material.

In your teaching — what to do. Start small on a shared screen. Talk to students about the risks openly. Teach source criticism for AI answers the same way you teach it for anything else.

In your teaching — what to avoid. The shortcuts that quietly replace student thinking rather than supporting it.

Administrative work. Where AI gives back the most time outside lesson delivery.

The checklist is built on the Swedish National Agency for Education's guidance and refers to Swedish curricula throughout, so the regulatory examples are Swedish — the classroom practice applies anywhere.