Facebook-owned Instagram is going to test hiding "like" counts this week as a way to make "a less pressurized environment" on the app, Head of Instagram Adam Mosseri announced on Tuesday.
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30 Apr 2019
In 2016/17, there were 565 children in England permanently excluded for drugs or alcohol, which is up from 360 five years ago and the highest since this form of data collection began in 2006/7.
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The Telegraph
30 Apr 2019
We worry about our children’s online behaviour, but we need to ask ourselves tough questions, too, says Maria O'Neill
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TES
29 Apr 2019
Schools should leave it to children to be the creators of their own online footprint, writes Tom Starkey
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TES
28 Apr 2019
'I froze when penis picture dropped on to my phone'
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BBC
26 Apr 2019
Images of pupils harvested from primaries and secondaries' social media accounts.
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STV News
25 Apr 2019
Internet Matters gives Lisa Salmon tips on how parents can help stop kids sharing comments and photos they might regret later
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Irish News
23 Apr 2019
Empowering young people to navigate the world of social media provides them with a critical life skill for both the digital world and their future workplace.
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Education Executive
23 Apr 2019
Report says four in five schools believe fines for breaching new data protection regulations would 'significantly impact' them
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TES
23 Apr 2019
Twitter shares have jumped sharply after the social media platform reported stronger user growth and progress in its efforts to curb malicious posts.
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Yahoo News
23 Apr 2019
The recent removal of harmful ads on YouTube has added to the growing concerns over what kids are being exposed to when using the internet.
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Consumer & Society
22 Apr 2019
The growing use of apps by schools is making it easier for parents to contact teachers directly 24/7, adding to their workload and affecting their health, the NASUWT teaching union has said.
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Independent
21 Apr 2019
According to Mirror, pre-school children who spend more than two hours a day in front of a screen are more likely to have short behaviour spans and behaviour problems, research shows.
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Schools Improvement Net
18 Apr 2019
Teachers have warned of a growing “crisis” in pupil mental health, with over 80 per cent saying the problems have got worse in the last two years.
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Schools Week
17 Apr 2019
From that date, commercial providers of online pornography will be required to carry out “robust” age verification checks on users, in order to keep children from accessing adult content.
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The Guardian
17 Apr 2019
Twelve-year-old Jessica Scatterson was emotionally overwhelmed, coroner says
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The Guardian
17 Apr 2019
Sometimes young people just need to talk
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Schools Week
16 Apr 2019
Facebook and other social media companies may have to turn off the “like” function for British children under proposed guidelines to ensure their safety online.
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ITV News
15 Apr 2019
A ban is counterproductive in a world where mobile phones are ubiquitous, says teacher Pamela Boal
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TES
13 Apr 2019
Instagram is halting its practice of recommending content that skirts the boundaries of its own guidelines - amid accusations that the image sharing platform has been complicit in exposing children to harmful content via its Explore section.
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The Drum
11 Apr 2019