Responsible learning
Use AI to support your thinking.
Use it to understand methods, practise and check your reasoning—never to replace your own working.
Overview
What good AI use looks like
AI should help you understand the method. You should still be able to explain every step yourself.
Explain steps
Ask for a hint first, then request the complete method only after attempting the question.
Build practice
Generate questions at your level and ask for feedback on your working.
Find mistakes
Share your attempt and ask for the first incorrect step and why it is wrong.
School approved
Tools you can use
Use these responsibly. Ask your teacher before using AI for assessed work.
Guidance
Use AI as a study partner, not a shortcut
Do
- Ask for hints before full solutions.
- Ask it to identify your first mistake.
- Generate practice at your year or exam level.
- Verify answers with notes or another method.
Avoid
- Copying answers without understanding.
- Using AI for assessed work without permission.
- Trusting formulas or facts blindly.
- Sharing personal data or school logins.
Reliability
Confident answers can still be wrong
AI can invent steps, definitions or results that look convincing. Verification is part of learning mathematics.
Use another method
Substitute back in, estimate or solve a simpler version.
Compare with notes
Ask for the method used in class if the approach is unfamiliar.
Inspect each step
One incorrect step can invalidate the entire solution.
Transparency
AI on this website
No on-page AI
The site has no chatbot and does not use AI to read what you type.
Reviewed resources
AI may have helped draft some material, which was then reviewed and edited by staff.
Supported development
AI assisted with code and layout work; final decisions remain human-made.