Digital wellbeing is increasingly part of everyday school life. Staff are responding to issues involving devices, gaming, social media, group chats, AI, online relationships and changing digital habits.
Digital Tweens professional learning helps staff understand these issues, respond with greater confidence and bring practical digital wellbeing learning into their work with students.
Sessions can be delivered in person or online and tailored to the students, priorities and context of your school.
Devices, gaming, social media, group chats, AI and the ways digital experiences can affect learning, relationships and wellbeing.
Practical approaches to online conflict, changing digital habits, difficult conversations and issues that move between home and school.
Helping staff bring digital wellbeing, critical thinking and healthy technology habits into everyday teaching and conversations with students.
Sessions build staff understanding of children’s digital lives and provide practical approaches that can be used in teaching, pastoral care and conversations with students.
Schools can also access practical lesson plans and classroom resources that help staff continue digital wellbeing learning with their own students.
A focused 60-90 minute session, suitable for a staff meeting or targeted professional learning opportunity.
Longer sessions allow more time for discussion, practical activities and deeper exploration of the issues most relevant to your school.
Sessions can be delivered face-to-face or online and tailored to your staff, students and school priorities.
Digital Tweens professional learning draws on Dr Mark Yeowell’s doctoral research into children’s changing digital lives, alongside more than 30 years’ experience in education and school leadership.
The focus is on helping staff make sense of emerging digital issues and translate evidence into practical approaches they can use with students.
Planning staff professional learning or looking for practical digital wellbeing resources for your school? Let’s talk about the priorities, format and support that would work best for your team.

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