Your Kids Are Already Using AI: 3 Things You Should Be Teaching Them Right Now (with Stacy Kratochvil)
AI Queens: Smart AF AI Tools, Automation, & Business Tips with Erika StanleyShow Notes
64% of teens are using AI. But only half of parents know about it. High school teacher, AI consultant, and mom of three Stacy Kratochvil joins Erika to pull back the curtain on what's actually happening with kids and AI right now, and why the answer isn't to ban it.
This conversation goes deep on digital literacy, confidence, and what it actually looks like to raise kids who use AI well. Whether you're a parent, a teacher, or both, this one is going to hit close to home.
What we cover:
Why banning AI backfires and what to do instead
How kids lose confidence in their own thinking when AI is always one click away
Teaching kids and adults to push back on AI output instead of just accepting it
The language we use around AI at home and why it matters more than we think
The kids are already using it. The question is whether we're having the right conversations with them about how.
Connect with Stacy Kratochvil: LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/stacykratochvil/ AI Clarity Camp for Educators: Stacy K. - The AI Clarity Camp
Connect with Erika: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/erikatheaiqueen/ AI Consultancy: https://www.aiqueens.com/ Branding & Web Agency: https://www.mileenddigital.com/ Join the AI Queens Society: https://aiqueens.substack.com/
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