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Understanding Parents' Perspectives on Responsible AI for Children's Self-Directed Learning
Generative AI is increasingly present in children's learning environments, yet little is known about how families navigate this technology in middle childhood (ages 7-13), when parental guidance remains strong but children seek independence. Drawing on self-directed learning (SDL), we explore how pa
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