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Did you know that 95% of teenagers in the United States have access to a smartphone and 45% say they are almost constantly on the internet? Lots of teens are using their phones to pass the time, connect with others, and learn new things, while some may use them to avoid social interaction. As students use technology and social media in their daily lives on a regular basis, new trends in usage have emerged, as well as insights into the world of student social media use. 

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The Boston Bruins, an NHL Hockey Team, took back their offer to draft player Mitchell Miller after discovering he had a history of bullying a Black classmate with learning disabilities. The bullying happened over a number of years, from when Mitchell was in the 2nd grade until the 8th grade.

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With the holiday season quickly approaching, many shoppers may be struggling to find that perfect gift for their loved ones. Students, however, are turning to social media for inspiration when it comes to holiday shopping. With inspiration from advertisements and influencers, Gen Z plans on using their favorite platforms to find holiday gifts this year. 

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Sunday, November 13th, is World Kindness Day, and people everywhere are encouraged to “make kindness the norm.” Students can get involved by doing anything from sending a nice text to a friend or spreading positivity on social media. The Random Acts of Kindness Foundation spearheads the movement and shares a number of fun and easy ideas to celebrate the day! In honor of World Kindness Day, we’re sharing some great examples of students making kindness the norm to inspire you and your schools.

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