Education & EdTech

Opinion: Social Media Is Toxic When It Comes to Tough Issues. Schools Can Help Kids Cope

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Educators face pressure to avoid contentious topics despite students encountering polarizing issues on social media, leading to a disconnect between digital reality and classroom discussions. Schools must integrate evidence-based learning and civil discourse practices to equip students for navigating complex societal challenges effectively.

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