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Episode Summary:

In this episode of the SmartSocial.com Podcast, host Josh Ochs talks with Dr. Scott Rowe, Superintendent of High School District 214, and Dr. Katie Page, Instructional Technology Coordinator, about how schools and families can adapt to rapid shifts in technology, AI, and student screen time habits.

They explore how artificial intelligence is changing classroom instruction, the rise of “AI-proof” assignments, and how districts can maintain academic integrity while embracing innovation. The conversation also dives into social media’s ongoing challenges—from disappearing messages on Snapchat to secret Instagram accounts—and the importance of parent-school collaboration in building students’ digital resilience.

Dr. Rowe and Dr. Page share actionable ideas for creating healthy screen habits, building stronger parent engagement, and preparing students for a world where technology evolves faster than ever.

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