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Inconsistent and Contradictory Teacher Policies on AI Tools Confuse Students and Undermine Research Skills

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As AI tools like ChatGPT become widely available, teachers are enforcing contradictory policies: banning Wikipedia while actively recommending AI chatbots, or vice versa. This inconsistency leaves students confused about what constitutes credible research and undermines the development of critical research and sourcing skills. Teachers are frustrated by the hypocrisy and the lack of coherent, school-wide standards for AI use. Existing guidelines fail to address the nuance between using AI as a starting point versus a final answer, and there is no effective tool or policy framework to align teaching practices and restore credibility in research instruction.

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    Teachers' inconsistent policies on AI and Wikipedia confuse students and undermine critical research skills.

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