How Student Phones and Social Media Are Fueling Fights in Schools - The New York Times

The article discusses how the prevalence of smartphones and social media in schools is contributing to an increase in fights among students. It emphasizes the role of these technologies in amplifying conflicts, spreading videos that incite further violence, and creating environments that escalate tensions. Schools are responding with various strategies to manage this issue, including monitoring social media and implementing policies to mitigate conflicts triggered by online interactions.

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Investors may want to consider educational technology companies that offer conflict resolution training or platforms aimed at promoting positive social interactions among students, which could become more vital as schools look for preventative measures.

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