Teaching Guide to Social Media

A Teacher's Responsibility

Teachers have a responsibility to use social media in the classroom thoughtfully, professionally, and safely. They must model appropriate online behavior, protect student privacy, and ensure content shared is educational and inclusive. Teachers should set clear guidelines for student engagement, align with school policies, and use social media as a tool to enhance learning, collaboration, and digital citizenship. Maintaining boundaries and fostering a respectful, positive environment helps students use technology responsibly both in and out of school.

On this page, you’ll find resources, tools, and statistics that will  empower faculty to create a safer digital environment in and outside the classroom.

Sample Social Media Consent Letter for Parents:

Why it matters:

How Many People Use Social Media?

What Percentage of People Use Social Media?

How Many Social Platforms Does the Average Person Use?

Social Media Usage by Gender

Social media trends in education

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Social media plays an increasingly important role in shaping communication, collaboration, and creativity in education. This page presents recent statistics, school technology use, and essential insights to support digital learning initiatives.