

Is a Breakup of Google Coming? Australia’s Move to Ban Young Teens From Social Media, and How to Engage Students in the Classroom
44 snips Nov 27, 2024
The podcast delves into the potential breakup of Google, analyzing the implications of antitrust cases and shareholder value. Australia's proposed legislation to ban social media for those under 16 sparks a discussion on protecting children online. The conversation also highlights innovative strategies for engaging students in the classroom, focusing on critical thinking and active participation. Overall, it's a lively exploration of tech’s role in society and the future of education.
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Google Antitrust Case
- Google's potential breakup could unlock value, but CEOs often prioritize company size over shareholder returns.
- Conglomerates hinder investor choice in specific sectors, limiting targeted investments.
Australia's Social Media Ban
- Australia plans to ban social media for children under 16, raising practical verification challenges.
- This aims to mitigate online harms like bullying and predatory behavior, but critics raise concerns about free speech and reduced safety feature development.
Engaging Small Classes
- For smaller classes, engage students with the Socratic method and create active discussions.
- Make sure each student participates, fostering critical thinking through debate.