August 25, 2026 | 4:00 - 4:20 p.m. ET
Most schools respond to tech challenges by adding another tool, another app, another login. What if your school chose a different approach that equips students with the skills to navigate technology in high-character ways, but doesn’t require more screen time?
Independent schools already invest heavily in building character and community. The tech challenges students face, like social comparison and excessive screen time, call for the same approach: real conversations, not another screen.
Join The Social Institute for a focused look at #WinAtSocial Offline, The Social Institute’s tech-free option for building modern life skills through discussion, activities, and peer connection — no devices required.
You’ll walk away with:
- A look at how to equip students with modern life skills without adding screen time
- Examples of tech-free activities independent schools are using to proactively address technology, like A.I., social media, and devices
- Ways to implement a peer-to-peer learning approach into school’s existing culture and programming
Featured Speakers
Kyle Piccioli is the Director of Partnership Enablement, building meaningful relationships with schools to support their students’ learning and well-being. Before joining The Social Institute, she spent 10 years in higher education as a teacher, coach, and mentor for collegiate students. Previously, she worked for two years teaching special education in Baltimore while obtaining a Master’s in Education from Johns Hopkins University. A proud University of Pennsylvania alumna, Kyle continues to work with students in grades K-12 through her work in youth athletics.