Social Media and Student Wellness (4-12)

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$349.00

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Graduate credits 3 semester hours
Credit equivalent 4.5 quarter hours
University CSU Pueblo
Level Graduate
Format Book-based/self-paced

Social media is a language students speak fluently — but one that doesn’t come naturally to most teachers or parents. Ana Homayoun explores that disconnect and the unique impact social media is having on this generation’s learning, focus, stress levels, and overall wellness.

This course goes beyond sounding the alarm. Homayoun provides a solutions-oriented framework built around four pillars — socialization, self-regulation, safety, and wellness — that gives teachers and schools practical strategies for helping students manage distraction, improve time management, decrease stress, and build empathy in a digital world.


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Ana Homayoun
Educator, speaker, and adolescent development consultant who works with schools and families on navigating the intersection of technology, social media, and student wellness. She is the author of Social Media Wellness and The Myth of the Perfect Girl.

This is a graduate-level course intended for K–12 educators who have completed a bachelor’s degree. It is recommended that you receive board or district approval before registering with TPAI.