Sharenting” — when parents share images of their kids on social media — could unwittingly expose children to dangers online.

A teacher who goes by the username Grammar Slammer on social media has shared a question from the Year 6 SATs grammar test ...

"When it happens, try asking a series of specific questions that elicit one-word answers. The key is to get them to start ...

Questions remain how either measure ... best way parents are going to know something is up about social media," he said. He said children should be taught basic safeguards such as only adding ...

When school threats are made on social media, they have the potential to impact and frighten every student in the school.

Apps like Facebook and TikTok can cause feelings of anxiety and depression among teenagers and adults. Here are some signs it ...

At what age should kids be on social media? Should they be on it at all? If they aren't, will they be social pariahs? Should ...

When I speak to parents about how to handle their social media use and that of their kids, the question I often suggest considering before posting is: If this resurfaces in the future, will it ...

Think of it as an “allistic” social skill—one that comes naturally to neurotypical kids but needs explicit instruction for our neurodivergent kiddos. When working with younger students, it’s all about ...

Apparently, moms who are worried about their kids’ social abilities have found a workaround to help them. Taking to Facebook, these helicopter parents are trying to set up playdates for their adult ...