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Report: 2025 Student Insights Report on how social media and tech shape students’ experiences

This report reveals how students navigate tech and social media, from their favorite apps and how they approach artificial intelligence to what they love about social media and the biggest challenges they face. As educational leaders, the insights in this report, which reflect the voices of over 53,000 students and more than 1 million data points collected through #WinAtSocial Lessons, empower you to strengthen school culture, foster stronger student-teacher connections, and create future-ready students. 

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Setting Family Standards to Use Tech for Good

Every family has their own set of standards and ideas when it comes to screens and tech, which is why we encourage families to huddle together as a “team” and discuss which guidelines work best for them. Use this Family Standards Agreement to do just that and empower everyone in your family to set (and stick to!) high standards!

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The 2025 Social Student Report: Navigating A.I., devices, social media, and more in schools

This report reflects the voices of over 53,000 students from The Social Institute’s Annual Student Questionnaire and more than 1 million data points collected through #WinAtSocial Lessons. It continues to be the largest-ever dataset highlighting how social media and technology shape student experiences and learning. Let’s dive into the top trends impacting students in 2025, and what we can learn from them to strengthen school culture, foster stronger connections, and create future-ready students. After all, the more we understand their experiences, the more we can help them thrive.

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School Playbook | School Leaders Guide to Creating Clear A.I. Policies With Student Voice & Buy-In

Artificial intelligence (A.I.) is no longer a futuristic concept. It’s here, it goes beyond academic integrity, and it’s shaping education at every level. Yet, in our conversations with school leaders and students, we’ve found that schools either lack clear A.I. policies or enforce them inconsistently, leaving students uncertain about what’s allowed. Develop A.I. policies that equip students, educators, and families with the tools to navigate technology in positive, high-character ways.