Teens & seniors swap tech skills and life skills
This whole thing started because Sedro-Woolley high school teacher Linsey
Kitchens saw the people in her life struggle with the Internet. Specifically, she saw
them struggle with what to believe and how to engage their critical thinking skills.
Whether that was a teenager in her classroom, convinced that if they bought a
protein powder from their favorite influencer, it would make them stronger and
more popular. Or the senior citizens in her life, who went down rabbit holes of
conspiracy theories online. Or fell for online scams.
So Kitchens became obsessed with teaching media literacy to…
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