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"We want to teach our kids to use these tools responsibly" with Superintendent Mark Odsather
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In this episode of the SmartSocial.com Podcast, Josh Oaks interviews Mark Odsather, the Superintendent of Pleasant View School District in California, about innovative strategies to keep students safe on social media. They discuss the importance of teaching kids to use technology responsibly by giving them agency and building strong relationships. Mark shares unique educational approaches, like co-designed AI projects, financial literacy programs, and open classroom environments, to help students become independent learners. The conversation also includes tips for parents on maintaining open dialogues with their kids and ensuring their safety in the digital age. Tune in to learn how Pleasant View is creating a supportive community for both students and parents.
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