Have you noticed that kids today aren’t talking to each other?
We have. We see that today’s teens are connecting with each other, certainly — they spend hours interacting with one another from behind the comfort (and, at times, the agony) of their screens. Yet when kids are off-screen, together, they struggle to talk — and listen.
In this whitepaper, we:
- Explore Gen Z’s current communication habits and examine how they relate to wellbeing
- Examine the mental state of today’s teens
- Consider how explicitly teaching in-person communication skills in schools could help today’s students
- Discuss the role — and power! — teachers can have in reversing this teen “Communication Crisis”
Read on to learn more.
