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Kids were banned from social media. Now their teachers can’t get enough of it

  • Posted on July 20, 2026
  • By The Sydney Morning Herald
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In brief

Educational institutions are experiencing a paradoxical shift as teachers increasingly leverage social media platforms for classroom content creation. Despite restrictions on student access, educators are adopting TikTok and Instagram to enhance engagement and reach younger audiences. This trend reflects evolving pedagogical strategies where classrooms serve as production spaces, blending traditional education with digital storytelling. However, this practice raises questions about appropriate platform usage, student privacy, and the cultural implications of monetizing educational environments through social media.

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Kids were banned from social media. Now their teachers can’t get enough of it
Kids were banned from social media. Now their teachers can’t get enough of it

Classrooms across the city are becoming backdrops for TikToks and Instagram reels.
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The Sydney Morning Herald

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