Since gaining widespread popularity in the early 2010s, social media has been a controversial topic when it comes to using it for education. However, many educators are now embracing social media as a teaching tool with a wide array of benefits for learning. From parent-teacher communications to organizing group projects to developing digital literacy, social […]
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Everyone is familiar with social media -be it Facebook, Instagram, WhatsApp or any other social media applications. These platforms have today become an integral part of people’s lives. School-going children are no exception to it. The widespread use of social media platforms by children has already ignited the debate around its positive and negative impact
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Kashmir Harvard Educational Institute recognises that digital and social media are widely used by students, teachers, and parents in a personal as well as professional capacity. The school recognises the potential benefits which the use of social media can have on teaching and learning. The school is aware that social media can both enhance and
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The most basic and essential step during difficult times is to have a budget. It’s about understanding how much money you have, where it goes, and then simultaneously planning how to best allocate those funds to realise different goals. The financial health of households not only holds sway for its members, but it has direct
Chairman’s Message January. 2026 With the advent of advanced technology, social media has grown (and continues to grow) to unprecedentedlevels. The platform has emerged as the most powerful medium of communication, bringing faster social change at the click of a button, never seen before. Besides, social media provides innovative solutions in creating brand value and
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It’s incredible! But true. Various surveys have reported that almost 95 percent of teens have access to a smartphone. And one of the surveys reveals that 45 percent of teens say they are online ‘almost constantly’ on popular online platforms such as YouTube, Instagram, and Snapchat. The significant percentage of children having access to social
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