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These teachers have thousands of followers on social media: ‘My classroom door is always open, I see social media as an extension of that’

These teachers have thousands of followers on social media: ‘My classroom door is always open, I see social media as an extension of that’

Four teachers discuss their motivations for sharing their daily classroom experiences on social media platforms, aiming to provide transparency and highlight the positive aspects of education. While many parents appreciate this insight into their children's school lives, the trend also faces scrutiny regarding privacy and the role of digital profiling in teaching.

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