This research-based guide helps educators empower students to navigate FOMO, group chat drama, gaming, and more with confidence, so they can handle the pressure of their social worlds in healthy ways.
From mindful scrolling to sharing good deeds online, students today have more opportunities than ever to use technology with intention. Platforms like YouTube, Pinterest, and Bluesky are taking steps to support healthier engagement, while research shows that positive actions online can build stronger, more trusting communities. Explore how students can unplug with purpose, reflect their values online, and use their voices for good in this month’s #WinAtSocial Lessons.
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December 9 | 4 - 4:30 p.m. ET
Join this webinar and discover strategies for strengthening school culture and equipping students with the modern life skills to fuel their future success.
Discover how Pomfret School, a residential boarding school in Pomfret, CT, is empowering its students to lead with integrity, online and offline, through #WinAtSocial: A sustainable program that equips students, families, and educators with modern life skills to impact learning, well-being, and students’ futures.
When it comes to Sora, the A.I. video generator made by OpenAI, Laura Tierney, founder and CEO of The Social Institute, encourages huddling, rather than focusing on blocking or monitoring. Savvy students will often find a way onto apps if they’re determined, so keeping conversations open with students is the best way to make sure they’re navigating A.I., social media, and tech in safe and positive ways. Learn more on Parents.com.