Student presentations and workshops
Practical digital wellbeing learning for students
Digital life is part of how students learn, communicate, socialise and spend their time. Digital Tweens sessions help students think critically about their technology use, relationships, habits and choices.
Presentations and workshops are age-appropriate, interactive and tailored to the students and priorities of each school. Topics can include smartphones, gaming, social media, group chats, online relationships, AI, digital habits and wellbeing.
Sessions can be delivered to individual classes, year levels or larger student groups.
What students will explore
Habits and balance
Critical thinking and digital judgement
Relationships and communication
Smartphones, gaming, screen habits, sleep and making thoughtful choices about how technology fits into everyday life.
Relationships and communication
Critical thinking and digital judgement
Relationships and communication
Group chats, social media, online friendships, peer pressure, respectful communication and navigating difficult moments.
Critical thinking and digital judgement
Critical thinking and digital judgement
Critical thinking and digital judgement
AI, online information, privacy, digital footprints and developing the judgement to make informed choices online.
Tailored to year level
Years 3-4
Years 9-12
Years 3-4
Interactive sessions introduce healthy digital habits, respectful communication and thoughtful choices about games, devices and online experiences.
Years 5-8
Years 9-12
Years 3-4
Sessions explore growing independence, first smartphones, gaming, group chats, online peer culture, platform age requirements and preparing for greater digital independence.
Years 9-12
Years 9-12
Years 9-12
Older students examine more complex questions around AI, relationships, digital identity, social media, platform age requirements and making informed choices as independence increases.
Flexible sessions for your school
Class or workshop
Part of a broader program
Year-level presentation
Interactive sessions can be delivered to individual classes or smaller student groups, allowing more discussion and participation.
Year-level presentation
Part of a broader program
Year-level presentation
Larger presentations can bring a whole year level together around shared digital wellbeing issues and expectations.
Part of a broader program
Part of a broader program
Part of a broader program
Student sessions can be combined with staff professional learning and a parent presentation as part of a wider school approach.
Research-informed and grounded in education
Digital Tweens student sessions draw on Dr Mark Yeowell’s research into children’s changing digital lives, alongside more than 30 years’ experience in education.
Sessions are designed to be engaging, age-appropriate and grounded in the realities students, families and schools are navigating now.
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Planning student presentations or workshops for your school? Let’s talk about the year levels, topics and format that would work best for your students.
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