01
Human Professional Responsibility
The teacher owns everything that reaches the learner, regardless of who drafted it.
Responsible AI
AI Assists. Teachers Decide.
FutureTeacher is tool-agnostic. Whatever AI a teacher uses, the same professional standard applies.
Principles
Nine principles
02
Verification Before Use
Facts, sources and answers are checked before classroom use.
03
Curriculum Fit
Output is aligned to the curriculum and what was actually taught.
04
Learner Privacy
No identifiable learner information enters AI tools without an approved workflow.
05
Bias Awareness
Teachers look for stereotypes, exclusion and culturally unsuitable content.
06
Transparency
Teachers are open about where AI assisted professional work.
07
Inclusion
AI is used to widen access, not to narrow who gets support.
08
Accountability
Decisions can be explained and defended to colleagues, leaders and parents.
09
Professional Judgement
AI suggestions never replace context, care and professional knowledge.
The Judgement
USE → CHANGE → REJECT
Use
Accurate, appropriate, fits the class.
Change
Useful draft that needs the teacher’s correction.
Reject
Wrong, unsafe or unsuitable for learners.
Practical Scenarios
What the decision looks like in a Ghanaian classroom
An AI tool drafts a JHS Social Studies quiz. Two answers about Ghana’s independence dates are wrong.
Change
Correct the items against trusted sources, then use.
A lesson plan for Primary 4 assumes every learner has a tablet at home.
Change
Adapt the homework for shared or no devices.
A tool offers to write end-of-term reports if you upload the class list with marks.
Reject
This exposes identifiable learner records.
AI suggests three accurate, curriculum-aligned starter questions on fractions.
Use
Reviewed, accurate and fit for the class.