BACKED BY LEARNING SCIENCE
Build agency and intentional social media and tech habits
Before
Passive use of technology and social media
Scrolling without intention
Algorithm controlling behavior
Reactive use
After
Intentional use of technology and social media
Student recognize patterns
Students in control
Responsible use
Active & Inquiry-Based Learning
Students learn by doing,
not just listening
Built on inquiry-based principles, every lesson drives engagement, critical thinking, and deeper understanding.
- Curiosity-driven: students explore, question, and investigate
- Active participation: group activities and peer discussions
- Research-backed: what we teach and how we teach it
EXPLORE OUR CORE THEMES
Relevant and timely social media literacy curriculum
Social media in our lives
Explore the role of social media in students’ lives and how it shapes daily behavior.
Topics covered
- Social media origins
- How it impacts their lives
- Personal usage habits
Social media & mental health
Examines how social media influences identity formation and self-image in adolescents.
Topics covered
- Positivity bias
- Mindfulness
- Cyberbullying
AI, online responsibility & safety
Learn the risks and available tools to safely navigate the digital world.
Topics covered
- AI, information & privacy
- Data info & collection
- Digital footprints
Social media & society
Delve into the mechanics of how social media platforms operate and influence our world.
Topics covered
- Algorithms
- Content creation & monetization
- Content discernment & AI
LEARNING DESIGN THAT CENTERS STUDENTS
Curriculum built to empower students
1.
Systems Thinking
Examines the wider dynamic and interactions between users, algorithms, and platforms, promoting strategic and responsible usage to understand social media’s impact
2.
Collaborative Learning
Sharing experiences and learning from each other, building teamwork, communication, and leadership skills in a digital context
3.
Student Centered
Personalizes the learning experience by addressing students’ unique social media habits and interests, fostering engagement and relevance
4.
Project-Based Learning
Gives students hands-on activities and real-world problem-solving skills that are meaningful and relevant to their lives. Our projects strengthen peer collaboration, foster agency, and encourage family discussions
5.
Whole Child Approach
Aligns emotional learning to reduce the negative mental health effects of social media, bringing relevance and real impact in their lives
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Join the growing movement of schools redefining belonging and character education.
- Research-backed curriculum
- Real-time well-being analytics
- Family literacy and engagement
- Easy implementation & support