Pretty privilege powers teenfluencers. At what cost? By Paul Katula • Sep 20, 2025 A new wave of research shows that beauty sells on social media, but it leaves teenfluencers and their peers paying the price.
Media literacy can promote healthy relationships By Paul Katula • Aug 12, 2025 Beyond filters and hashtags: teaching teens to see through romantic illusions online and embrace genuine, healthy relationship values.
Calif. gov. wants to ban smartphones in class By Paul Katula • Jun 18, 2024 Will Calif. join a growing list of states to ban cellphone use in K-12 classrooms? The governor would like to join this club.
When students feel appreciated … By Press Release • Jul 1, 2018 What are the key elements of a successful mentoring relationship between adolescents and non-family, school-based mentors?
Kids say life would be happier without social media By Paul Katula • Oct 5, 2017 Survey of 5,000 high schoolers in England: Many of them are disillusioned by social media, because of online abuse & fake news.
Video games may help self-regard in some students By Press Release • Mar 13, 2017 Using video games in a positive way can help students who feel bad about a low score on a test or some other failure in life.
People with purpose not as affected by a ‘like’ By Press Release • Sep 21, 2016 Whether you get excited or adopt a no-big-deal attitude when one of your posts goes viral depends on how much of a sense of purpose you have.