Should schools allow students to use AI tools for assessed work?, Is social media changing the way teenagers see themselves?, Should smartphones be banned during the entire school day?, Are grades an accurate measure of a student's ability?, Should teenagers have more freedom to choose what they study?, Is it possible to be truly private online?, Should influencers be held to the same advertising standards as traditional media?, Does technology make us more informed or just more distracted?, Should schools replace some exams with long-term projects?, Is competition more motivating than collaboration?, Should teenagers be expected to do volunteer work before finishing school?, Can online friendships be as meaningful as face-to-face friendships?, Should people be judged for things they posted online years ago?, Is it better to be highly talented or highly disciplined?, Should celebrities use their platforms to speak about social issues?, Does having more choices make young people happier or more anxious?, Should fast fashion be more strictly regulated?, Is failure an essential part of becoming successful?, Should schools teach media literacy as a compulsory subject?, Are people becoming less patient because of technology? Should parents have access to their teenagers' social media accounts?, Is it ethical to use AI to create art, music or writing?, Should public figures have the same right to privacy as everyone else?, Can a person be successful without going to university?, Should schools start later in the morning for teenagers?, Are young people under too much pressure to plan their future early?, Is protecting the environment mainly the responsibility of individuals or governments?, Should students be allowed to challenge school rules they consider unfair?, Does social media encourage activism or only the appearance of activism?, Would society be better if people spent less time online?

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