The Madison Metropolitan School District recently pushed back some school start times. We find out why and learn about research on school start times and educational success. We also hear from someone trying to address toxic behavior in online gaming communities in a new way.
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Preventing harassment in online gaming spaces
In an effort to curb harassment in online multiplayer interactions, gaming giant Ubisoft recently introduced the Good Game Playbook, which outlines what good online conduct looks like and how gamers can protect themselves from harassment. We talk to an online harassment and platform moderation expert about whether efforts like Ubisoft’s are effective, and what else can be done to create safe spaces in online gaming.
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Teens benefit from later school start times. So why isn't it a no-brainer?
Studies show that there are significant health and educational benefits when teens get more sleep, and states around the country have been debating implementing later start times for high schools. A reporter breaks down what’s happening at a local school district that recently changed start times due to bus driver shortages. Then, a leading researcher zooms out for a look at how school start times affect youth sleep health and educational outcomes.
Episode Credits
- Rob Ferrett Host
- Sarah Hopefl Technical Director
- Beatrice Lawrence Producer
- Richelle Wilson Producer
- Yvette Wohn Guest
- Scott Girard Guest
- Lisa Meltzer Guest
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