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How can educators and parents prevent AI tools from replacing critical thinking in young learners? In this article, Sue Wylde (Rundle College) explores the phenomenon of “cognitive offloading” and highlights how teachers and parents can serve as “cognitive guardians.” A thoughtful, actionable perspective for building student agency, intentional habits, and critical AI literacy both at home and in the classroom.
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