<p>Is it time to start treating social media like tobacco and alcohol? The Surgeon General thinks so, but others aren’t so sure. We have lots of data that show the negative impact of a steady habit of consuming  social media, so why not require app developers to jump through the same hoops as those in the food and drug industry?</p>

Is it time to start treating social media like tobacco and alcohol? The Surgeon General thinks so, but others aren’t so sure. We have lots of data that show the negative impact of a steady habit of consuming social media, so why not require app developers to jump through the same hoops as those in the food and drug industry?

<p>Is it time to start treating social media like tobacco and alcohol? The Surgeon General thinks so, but others aren’t so sure. We have lots of data that show the negative impact of a steady habit of consuming&nbsp; social media, so why not require app developers to jump through the same hoops as those in the food and drug industry?</p>

S3 Ep. 8 - Fair Warning

Education is caught between the 18th century notion of the three R’s and the 21st century explosion of technology, politics and the need to prepare our kids for the ever-evolving global economy. We know parents and educators all want the same outcome for kids, happy, healthy, and independent young people, but how do we get there and what are the obstacles and pitfalls we face along the way? Join veteran educator Don Collins and High School Principal Rob Coppo as they ask the question, what’s best for kids?

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S3 Ep. 8 - Fair Warning

S3 Ep. 8 - Fair Warning