For Immediate Release
August 19, 2025
WASHINGTON TOWNSHIP/Gloucester County NJ- Washington Township Public Schools’ Educational Technology Specialist Kathi Kersznowski is set to publish her second book, The Educator’s Guide for Teaching AI Literacy and Ethics. The book is now available through links at Kerszi.com.
Described by Kersznowski as “a true passion project,” the book represents years of research, professional learning, and hands-on experience with artificial intelligence in education. In addition to her writing and speaking engagements, Kersznowski has been leading AI innovation, policy development, and professional workshops for administrators and teachers within Washington Township Public Schools, helping the district to stay current with AI integration in education.
The Educator’s Guide for Teaching AI Literacy and Ethics is designed to serve as the first comprehensive AI literacy and ethics curriculum in book form – a ready-to-use teaching tool for educators at all grade levels and across subject areas.
Highlights of the book include:
- 160 classroom-ready scenarios to spark meaningful discussions and ethical reasoning.
- 10 critical themes with dual-level options tailored for elementary through high school students.
- Teacher-friendly talking points and discussion questions for every scenario, requiring no prior AI expertise.
- Extension activities and adaptable graphic organizers, with permission for reproduction in classrooms.
- A tool-agnostic approach, ensuring long-term relevance without relying on specific AI platforms.
- Alignment to relevant learning standards for seamless integration into existing curricula.
“Last year, many school districts focused on developing AI policies,” Kersznowski said. “This book provides the next step – giving educators immediately implementable resources to teach AI literacy and ethical decision-making in a practical, engaging way.”
Known for her emphasis on actionable strategies over theory, Kersznowski has ensured the book is an easy read and an actual teaching tool for busy educators, offering meaningful content that can be applied in classrooms right away.
In the attached photo illustration, Kathi Kersznowski poses for the unveiling of her book.
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