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How Families & Educators Can Partner to Build Essential Student Skills for a Tech-Fueled World

Join us for an interactive webinar featuring experts Dr. Emily Weinstein, an adolescent psychologist and co-director of the Center for Digital Thriving at the Harvard Graduate School of Education, and Dr. Jacqueline Nesi, a clinical psychologist, professor at Brown University, and author of the parenting newsletter Techno Sapiens to discover how families & educators can partner to build essential student skills for a tech-fueled world.

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September 26, 2024
4:00 - 4:45 p.m. ET

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Upcoming Webinar

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“The Anxious Generation” Unpacked: Insights from a child psychologist and K-12 students about the book’s recommendations and best practices to navigate tech and social media positively

In this episode of Huddle Up, we sit down with Dr. Jessica Anderson and K-12 students to discuss Jonathan Haidt’s recommendations in “The Anxious Generation” and the impact of social media and technology on students’ learning and well-being. Gain valuable insights into students’ experiences with technology and learn what they want educators, adults, and role models to know.

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Huddle Up with Junior Achievement: How to combine financial literacy with social media education to support college and career readiness

In this Huddle Up episode, we huddle with Caleb Schillace, the Vice President of Operations at Junior Achievement of Tampa Bay, a nonprofit organization empowering over 45,000 students annually to achieve economic success. Watch now to explore how to combine financial literacy with social media education to support college and career readiness.

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Huddle Up with Leah Ringelstein: A deep dive with Zigazoo’s co-founder on project-based learning and amplifying student voice in and out of the classroom

In this Huddle Up episode, we huddle with Leah Ringelstein, Denver-based mental health therapist, Co-Founder, and Director of Impact of Zigazoo, the world’s largest social network for students. Together, we explore the benefits of project-based learning and the power of amplifying student voices in and out of the classroom.