AI literacy for everyone
I explain AI in everyday terms and keep asking what people need to understand before they can use it with judgment.
Jeonghyeon Lim
I’m a pre-service teacher studying English Education at Seoul National University of Education. I build tools for lesson planning and editable classroom documents, and explore AI in my own learning.
임정현 / Seoul National University of Education
I think about AI in education through four connected areas: AI literacy for everyone, AI for educators, AI for learners, and AI for education systems.
I explain AI in everyday terms and keep asking what people need to understand before they can use it with judgment.
I build teacher-facing tools that keep review and approval with the teacher while connecting planning to usable documents.
I explore how AI can support reading, organizing, questioning, and checking one’s own understanding without replacing the learner’s thinking.
I explore how curriculum language, lesson planning, and assessment workflows might connect while remaining useful to teachers.
What should people understand about AI before they rely on it?
How can teacher-facing AI keep teachers in control of decisions and documents?
How can AI support a learner’s thinking without doing the thinking for them?