Social Media Classes In School

Richard Bradbury | Arvindh Yuvaraj | Freda Liu

17-Jun-19 12:00

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Digital natives (everyone born after 1996) will grow up with texting, social media, and digital devices as part of their daily lives and as primary methods of communication. Some schools have taken the liberty of bringing in slightly older digital natives, ie teenagers, to teach younger children about the do’s and don'ts of life on the internet.

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Tags: Technology, Social Media, Generation Z,

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