Dr. Emily Weinstein Profile
Dr. Emily Weinstein

@em_weinstein

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researcher @ProjectZeroHGSE @Harvard || I study tweens, teens, and social tech || (ironically?) I'm terrible at twitter. new book: Behind Their Screens

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@em_weinstein
Dr. Emily Weinstein
3 years
Yet another confirmation: Teens’ social media experiences vary in key ways - leaning into these differences is essential for good support + intervention work
@lrainie
Lee Rainie
3 years
Whaddya know? Different teens use different #socialmedia platforms with different frequencies (and in different ways). Check out new @pewinternet report running down teen tech adoption patterns, especially social media https://t.co/TAVrQ08jqR
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@jillbarshay
Jill Barshay
1 year
“Teens are telling us I have questions that are easier to ask robots than people”  @em_weinstein
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hechingerreport.org
Rapidly evolving usage patterns show Black, Hispanic and Asian American youth are often quick to adopt the new technology
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@em_weinstein
Dr. Emily Weinstein
3 years
A new fund invites YOUTH to submit proposals for grants ($25k-200k) to shape the future for more inclusive and equitable technology. Young people are a powerful force in shaping #responsibletechnology to bolster #mentalhealth of their peers! Apply here:
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@kerathink
Think on KERA
3 years
If you're raising teens, this podcast is for you! Today, we're listening back to our show with Dr. @em_weinstein about what teens really do on their phones. Plus, we discuss why teens have these online habits and how to talk about it. Listen here!
think.kera.org
Emily Weinstein of Harvard's Graduate School of Education talks about the ways teenagers navigate their online world and how parents can better understand their pull to be always connected.
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@jennyradesky
Jenny Radesky, MD
3 years
Watching the #FTCMeeting where there is some debate on whether ads can be harmful per se, not just for harmful products. How about when ads prompt kids to hang their parasocial buddy on a gallows? @ftc
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@TIME
TIME
3 years
"Social media platforms make it technically possible to 'maintain' more relationships than we are historically wired to track and manage. The result is an overwhelming water hose of social information." 📝 @carrie_james and @em_weinstein
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@TIME
TIME
3 years
"Social media platforms make it technically possible to 'maintain' more relationships than we are historically wired to track and manage. The result is an overwhelming water hose of social information." 📝 @carrie_james and @em_weinstein
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time.com
"How do you tell someone that you care and that you’re not available around the clock?"
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@hinduja
Sameer Hinduja
3 years
Hooray! October 1 begins National Bullying Prevention Month, and every day we'll be posting *new* and *updated* resources for youth-serving entities (schools, NGOs, platforms, families, etc.) to address cyberbullying and related forms of online aggression! https://t.co/tAAG6thMqq
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@ALIHarvard
Harvard Advanced Leadership
3 years
Researchers from @hgse, @em_weinstein and @carrie_james, encourage parents and caregivers to assess when and why kids might be most vulnerable to social media. They also explore how it makes teens feel connected & supported. More via #ALISocialImpactReview
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sir.advancedleadership.harvard.edu
Emily Weinstein and Carrie James, researchers from Harvard’s Graduate School of Education, encourage parents and caregivers to assess when and why kids might be most vulnerable to social media – and...
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@em_weinstein
Dr. Emily Weinstein
3 years
Join us online tonight to unpack what adults are missing about teens & tech - and how we can offer the supports they crave
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@em_weinstein
Dr. Emily Weinstein
3 years
All last night, I had stress dreams that I wasn’t wearing pants when we recorded our Today Show segment. Just sitting there in my underwear, talking calmly about our book. So: thanks for this visual reminder that I was actually dressed. (Also O M G.)
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@CommonSenseEd
Common Sense Education
3 years
Join authors @em_weinstein and @carrie_james along with @molapus as they discuss "Behind Their Screens: What Teens are Facing (and Adults are Missing)" on Tues. 9/20PM CT via Zoom. Register today: https://t.co/Bqv1kaJUSM #BehindTheirScreens
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@BeCyberwise
CyberWise
3 years
“If we do not show up for these conversations with teens, we are not equipping them to navigate those situations and the pressures they’re facing.” - @em_weinstein YES 💯! @ElizabethGChang @washingtonpost @carrie_james @ProjectZeroHGSE https://t.co/xNmF1kSynE
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@em_weinstein
Dr. Emily Weinstein
3 years
Boston friends! join us for this in person event on Monday 9/12 :)
@mitpress
The MIT Press @mitpress.bsky.social
3 years
The @mitpbookstore presents: 📚 Behind Their Screens: What Teens Are Facing (and Adults Are Missing) 💬 Authors @em_weinstein and @carrie_james in conversation with Linda Charmaraman 📅 Monday, September 12, 5:30 pm 📍 MIT InnovationHQ, 4th Floor https://t.co/yacs3sYmNs
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@anya1anya
Anya Kamenetz
3 years
For The Art of Screen Time i interviewed one of the architects of AAP's now-altered "no screens before age 2" policy. Here’s what he said.
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@hinduja
Sameer Hinduja
3 years
You've probably seen those safety settings check-up prompts on Facebook; now Instagram has launched something similar so teens can make sure they are controlling who can contact them, and who can see/reshare/remix their content. https://t.co/f9Q8B8ySyC
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@JacquelineNesi
Jacqueline Nesi, PhD
3 years
67% of teens use TikTok (more than Instagram, Snapchat, or Facebook). Since 2015, the share of teens who use Facebook declined from 71% to just 32%.
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@mitpress
The MIT Press @mitpress.bsky.social
3 years
“What do we need to change about their experiences so that we are supporting the ultimate goal of happy, healthy kids in a world with unprecedented technology?" @em_weinstein author of Behind Their Screens with @carrie_james, in this piece from @EdSurge:
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edsurge.com
Youth mental health is at a crisis point. In December 2021, the U.S. Surgeon General issued an advisory on youth mental health. A few months later, the ...
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@mitpress
The MIT Press @mitpress.bsky.social
3 years
"To a 16-year-old, this book felt refreshingly in touch with the teenagers of today." A high schooler reviews Behind Their Screens by @em_weinstein and @carrie_james for @sfchronicle: https://t.co/CQtoHdjcCG
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datebook.sfchronicle.com
In 'Behind Their Screens,' Emily Weinstein and Carrie James let teens share what their social media life is really like, and what they wish their parents knew.
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@DeRushaJ
Jason DeRusha
3 years
ADULTS: We're messing up when we're talking to our kids about online and digital life. @em_weinstein wrote a book (and talked to @laurayuen https://t.co/FC0zg3HCcC)
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startribune.com
"Just shut off your phone" isn't as easy as it sounds in today's social media landscape.
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