No AI
Do this stage without any AI tool.
AI rules that change with the work students are actually doing.
PACT makes school AI policy usable at the moment of teaching. One stage, one assessed skill, one clear permission level.
AI can help a student understand a concept—and replace the very skill another task is assessing.
The question is not simply “Is AI allowed?” It is “What is the student learning to do at this stage?” PACT puts that question at the centre.
Where is the student in the work?
What are we actually assessing?
How much AI can be used here?
Always attached to a stage.
Always stated in words.
Do this stage without any AI tool.
Use AI to explain, translate, or check comprehension. Nothing it produces enters your work.
Generate, draft, or critique with AI. Log it. The final decisions must be yours.
Use AI freely here. Log what you used and reflect on what it changed.
Asking AI to explain a method is L1. Asking it to check the answer you will submit is L2. The line is whether AI touched the work being handed in.
Select a stage to see what changes—and why.
Use AI freely here. Log what you used and reflect on what it changed.
Research synthesis is not the assessed skill at this stage. Source judgement is assessed later.
Illustrative assignment from the policy. Teachers set levels for their own assessed skills.
Clear rules. Process journals. Drafts. Conversations. PACT helps teachers understand the work behind the submission.
No AI detector. No suspicion score. No automated verdict about a student.
Why PACT doesn’t use detectors