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Topic｜Seeing Generation Scroll's Anxiety: From Social Comparison to AI Anxiety — How to Help Students Reclaim Their Agency

Date & Time｜June 10 (Wed) 12:00–13:00

Agenda｜
12:00–12:20 Presentation of the "Generation Scroll Anxiety" Research Report
12:20–12:40 Practical Recommendations for SEL Implementation — Prof. Chen Hsueh-Chih, Vice President, National Taiwan Normal University
12:40–12:55 Career Guidance Recommendations — Wang Jung-Chun, Chief Career Sustainability Officer, 104 Job Bank
12:55–13:00 Q&A

Target Audience｜
Classroom teachers, homeroom teachers, counselors, and education professionals

＊All participants will receive the complete "Generation Scroll Anxiety" research report and a certificate of participation.

【Background Information】

104 Job Bank has recently published the "Generation Scroll Anxiety" research report, based on a survey of 1,114 job-seeking members aged 18 to 30. The findings reveal that phenomena such as social comparison, AI anxiety, and self-negation are increasingly affecting young people's learning motivation, career exploration, and sense of agency.

Key findings include:
• 54.4% describe themselves as being under high stress
• 38.5% experience feelings of inferiority due to social comparison
• 48.3% have held back from submitting job applications out of a sense of inadequacy
• AI has become the second most common channel young people turn to for emotional support

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