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Tag Archives: teen

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A Teen’s View of Social Media in 2020

Blog, FeaturedBy Sameer HindujaFebruary 26, 2020Leave a comment

I recently met a high schooler named Eve, and appreciated our conversations about all things related to social media, identity, loneliness, affirmation, and purpose. I thought she would be an ideal person to share “A Teen’s Perspective on Social Media in 2020” and she happily obliged. Below are her thoughts; we both hope they give…

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A Teen’s Thoughts on Social Media

Blog, Featured, Parent FavoritesBy Sameer HindujaAugust 25, 20162 Comments

I get a chance to meet and hang out with a lot of youth as I help schools educate their faculty, staff, and students about promoting positive teen technology use. With some, I’ve developed a friendship and have met their parent(s), and it has provided me a sounding board off which I can bounce ideas,…

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Student Plays to Combat Bullying

BlogBy Cyberbullying Research CenterFebruary 26, 201310 Comments

We are always interested in sharing cool ideas that schools are doing to promote positive climates and reduce peer conflict and bullying.  One idea that has worked very well in some communities is the creation and performance of a school play with social norming messages interwoven in the fabric of its storyline. It can include…

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