Practice Test Set 1: AI in Education ​Listening Script ​Host: Welcome to Youth Voice Radio. Today, Alex and Sophia debate: Should artificial intelligence tools be integrated into high school classrooms? ​Sophia: Banning AI tools like ChatGPT is unrealistic because students will use them regardless. Instead, schools must teach students how to construct proper prompts, critically evaluate AI-generated outputs, and use technology as a learning assistant rather than a shortcut. ​Alex: I understand that perspective, but relying on AI too early undermines foundational skills. If students use AI to write essays and solve problems, they won't develop independent critical thinking or essential research habits. ​Sophia: Traditional skill sets are evolving, not disappearing. AI can assist with brainstorming ideas, offering instant feedback, and providing personalized tutoring for students who cannot afford private academic support. ​Alex: That sounds ideal, but what about academic integrity and data privacy? Many students simply copy and paste responses without reading them. Furthermore, tech corporations collect sensitive student data through these platforms. ​Sophia: That is precisely why teaching media literacy and establishing ethical guidelines are essential. Teachers should shift toward assessing process over product—incorporating oral presentations, live writing, and iterative revisions. ​Alex: Implementing that requires a complete overhaul of assessment standards. Additionally, the digital divide will widen because wealthy schools can afford advanced AI subscriptions while underfunded schools fall behind. ​Sophia: Exactly, which is why public education must actively bridge the digital gap rather than ignoring technological progress. ​Host: A crucial debate for our time. Thank you, Alex and Sophia.