Pinterest is encouraging users to go offline. Schools are pulling back Chromebooks. And doctors are sounding the alarm on a social media trend reshaping how students — especially boys — see themselves. This week’s Huddle breaks down three stories school leaders need to know.
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Tuesday, May 19 | 4:00 - 4:30 p.m. ET
Join The Social Institute this May for an exclusive look at #WinAtSocial K-2 Offline Lessons. We’ll be exploring how these screen-free and standards-aligned lessons set your littlest learners up for success with strong, foundational modern life skills.
From smart glasses in the classroom to A.I. deepfake bullying and FOBO — the Fear of Becoming Obsolete — we’re covering the top A.I. trends impacting K-12 students. Get the details, the data, and actionable strategies to help students navigate it all with confidence and character.
Students are posting cryptic messages, streaming platforms are leveling up for kids, and new research says stepping away from social media might be one of the best things students can do for their focus. This week’s Huddle breaks down three trends worth knowing, and what they mean for the students in your school.
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Monday, May 18 | 12:00 - 12:30 p.m. PT
Join The Social Institute this May for an educator-led session on what it looks like to scale modern life skills across an entire school community, and how your school can build a consistent, proactive approach to A.I., Digital, and Media Literacy education that replaces one-off solutions.