Empower and equip your students through high-impact teaching
Engage students through timely topics and interactive lessons in any class, from homeroom or advisory to science or social studies.
Teachers face new challenges in and out of the classroom
From A.I. and social media to device use, teachers are facing increasing challenges as technology changes the way students learn and interact. How do you plan to keep up?
Classroom management is harder than ever
Social media and tech in schools has changed everything. Teachers encounter issues regularly that they were never trained to handle. Meanwhile, social media distracts students, impacts well-being, and generally makes teaching harder.
Emerging trends in A.I. and social media are disrupting learning
Today’s generation of students is constantly reacting to what they see online, and they care deeply about issues facing society. Teachers get stuck trying to keep up while also navigating polarizing or sensitive topics appropriately.
Screen-led learning and 1:1 devices are taking over
You’re trying to strengthen student-teacher relationships and stay connected with parents or caregivers to deliver high-impact teaching. And yet technology often gives teachers more work while removing teachers from lesson facilitation.
Address these challenges with a turnkey approach that helps students build essential skills to make healthy, high-character decisions.
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Strengthen relationships with students through timely topics that align with your class subject or expertise
Engage all of your students in learning and discussion with #WinAtSocial Trending Lessons: The most timely and relevant lessons that equip teachers to huddle with their students on trending topics and require no lesson planning. Huddle with your students on topics like:
- Brain science and social media
- Current events, technology use, plus media, digital, and A.I. literacy
- Everyday social media & well-being challenges
Equip students & families to support learning, well-being, and future success
Engage students through peer-to-peer huddles in #WinAtSocial Lessons, the most interactive and comprehensive approach to modern life skills education that aligns with proven teaching pedagogies and methodologies to your class. Lessons follow Understanding by Design (UbD®) and use a unifying language. Empower your students with:
- Standards that inspire high-character decision-making as they navigate social media and A.I.
- Modern life skills ranging from emotional intelligence and relationship skills to college & career prep and leadership
- Best-in-class strategies from relatable role models, including fellow students
Better understand your students to inform teaching and family communications
The more you empower students with modern life skills through #WinAtSocial Lessons, the more you will uncover trends in student behaviors and experiences with #WinAtSocial Insights. These real-time insights into how tech, social media, artificial intelligence, and more impact student experiences inform how you can equip students and build strong student-teacher relationships by:
- Keeping up with the latest student trends, including social media and A.I.
- Identifying roadblocks to student well-being and learning
- Understanding students’ experiences through real-time insights
Featured Speaker
Michael Pullen & Megan Paliotti
North Rose-Wolcott CSD
4:00 - 4:45 p.m. ET
Join The Social Institute, Michael Pullen, Superintendent of Schools, and Megan Paliotti, Assistant Superintendent for Instruction at North Rose-Wolcott Central Schools, to learn how their district is taking a proactive approach to AI, social media, and devices, and what it means for student attendance, engagement, and readiness to learn.
Featured Speaker
Jessica Lahey
Educator and New York Times bestselling author of The Gift of Failure
4:00 - 4:45 p.m. ET
Join The Social Institute and Jessica Lahey, educator and New York Times bestselling author of The Gift of Failure, for a practical approach to helping students move through mistakes in ways that build resilience and strengthen the school community.