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March 2026



Dear Educators,


Last week, my 8th grader asked ChatGPT to solve a math problem instead of coming to me for help. My first thought? Relief—I wasn't entirely sure I remembered how to do it myself. My second thought? Concern—what exactly is AI replacing, and what are we losing in the process? 


As an educator who has taught middle and high school, an online learning design expert with 25 years of experience creating digital programs—and as a mom to three teens—I've witnessed countless shifts in what technology can do for teaching and learning. But this one feels different. I watch my kids turn to AI for everything from homework help to how to bake cookies. I hear educators and school leaders scrambling to shape policies around its use. In addition to phones, gaming and social media, we now have AI added to the mix—and it's moving fast. 


Like any new tool, the conversation around AI isn't only about what it can do, but how we should teach about what it can do. AI is raising significant concerns for educators and parents about the new skills needed to both understand and use this technology responsibly. Can we trust it? Some days it feels overwhelming. 


That's why we're excited to share three important resources in this newsletter—and invite you to join us for a conversation. 

Meet ADL Ora: ADL's First-of-Its-Kind K-12 AI Assistant

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Specifically designed for educators teaching about antisemitism, the Holocaust, and Jewish identity. Here's what makes it different from other AI tools: 


- A closed trusted source.

- Everything you need, easily accessible.

- Personalized to your classroom.


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Try Out ADL Ora


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Table Talk Guide: Conversations About AI Choices

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Our new Table Talk guide offers practical strategies for talking with the young people in your lives about their AI choices—whether you're a parent, educator, or mentor. respectful learning environments.


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Join Us for AI Media Literacy Day Webinar
Wednesday, March 25 | 4:00PM ET 


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We're hosting a special webinar to bring ADL Education and researchers together in conversation. Join us as we explore: 


- The research behind bias in Open LLMs

- How to integrate the ADL AI K-12 AI Educator Assistant into your teaching 

- Practical strategies for teaching students to use AI responsibly 


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In Partnership, 

Deb Chad 

Director, Director, Digital Design and Strategy 

Join Us at Never is Now in NYC!
March 16-17, 2026

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Join Never Is Now and take part in the 
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Esta Epstein Education Track where you will gain practical tools for teaching about the Holocaust and confronting antisemitism, learn strategies to advocate for more inclusive classrooms and schools, and connect with educators from across the country.

New this year: eligible attendees can earn Continuing Education Units (CEUs) by participating in Education Track sessions. Register as a K-12 Educator with code: EDUK12.


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Disclaimer: Any resources are offered as general guidance only. Please review the materials and inquire with your own legal counsel as to the appropriateness of a resource, to ensure compliance with state or local laws.






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