Ask children and teenagers what they're good at and develop that further

We have to teach students to navigate AI and social media responsibly

Be focused on helping students think intentionally about how to use technology

If kids can’t read or write, AI tools won’t benefit them in the long run

The hard part is for them to understand why they did it and what they should do

We have to teach our kids to think differently

When kids learn how to drive, parents don't just hand the keys over...

When do you want the internet to have access to your kid?

I don't believe we want to make social media and technology or AI an enemy

Protecting Kids From AI Apps That Create Nude Images (Fox News Digital SmartSocial Clip)

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Trying to keep up with all of the new apps is one of the most complex things

How do we help our kids understand the real consequences of engaging online?

Education isn't the same. The way we finance education shouldn't be the same either

ChatGPT can lead to shortcuts or deeper levels of cognition

Mental health supports are important to kids, but friends are more important

Technology is a playground as big as the world

Our children are digital natives

The more we can involve their children, the more parents want to come

We can't be that slow to the game with ChatGPT

The cell phone isn't the problem

The discussion also touches on the often contentious relationship between social media and education. Our guests talk about how they manage the impact of social media issues that spill over from online platforms to real-world classrooms, from cyberbullying to misinformation. They also share inspiring examples of students using social media to make a positive impact in their communities, from crowdfunding for park projects to spreading awareness about school activities.

Preparing students for a world with ChatGPT

AI is Going to Continue to Increase

Digital safety comes down to people