May-November 2025
Non-formal educational program for youth leaders, educators and social workers
Intended learning outcomes
Beneficiaries
- Youth leaders, educators and social workers helping teenagers improve their social media skills
- Teenagers getting more opportunities for training their social media skills, emotional regulation and empathy to ensure safe behaviour on social media
- Parents and educators will be less stressed about limiting their teenage children screen time
Content
- Current social media trends among teenagers
- Common antisocial online behaviours and their impact
- Emotional and mental consequences of antisocial behaviour on teenagers
- Case studies and real-life examples to illustrate the severity of effects
- Hands-on activities to enhance teenagers social media literacy skills
- Strategies to help teenagers cope with online negativity
- Creating a safe space for open dialogue and discussion
- Collaboration with educators, parents, and community
Didactical tools
- Interactive workshops and group discussions
- Role-playing, gamification, real-life scenarios
- Practical activities to enhance social media literacy
- Continuous feedback and reflection sessions
- Case studies and success stories from the trainings
- Evaluation methods and self-assessment tools
Expected results
- Raising awareness among teenagers, youth leaders, educators and social workers about the dangerous psychological consequences of antisocial behaviour on social media
- Youth leaders, educators and social workers gain didactical methods to train social media and emotional regulation skills of teenagers to protect their wellbeing on social media
- Participants gain skills needed to prevent the damage of antisocial behaviour on social media
- Vulnerable teenagers are more protected from harmful consequences of antisocial behaviour on social media
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For youth leaders, educators and social workers who guide teenagers in navigating the complexities of social media while fostering a safer and more positive online environment
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