AI can support student agency or weaken it. The difference depends on who sets the goal, makes the decisions, and evaluates the result.
Schools can build student agency through purposeful choices, goal-setting, feedback, reflection, and authentic responsibility.
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Student agency gives learners a meaningful role in setting goals, making decisions, and taking responsibility for their growth
Inside today’s high school media classroom, students create video, podcasts, livestreams, and digital content while learning real-world media skills.
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High school media programs prepare future creators through journalism, video, podcasts, AI, broadcasting, and digital storytelling.
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