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33. Parents’ Growing Pains on Social Media: Modeling Authenticity (Character and Social Media)

33. Parents’ Growing Pains on Social Media: Modeling Authenticity (Character and Social Media)

Update: 2024-05-31
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What does it mean to parent with integrity within a digital environment? In this episode, Jenn Supple discusses issues that parents should reflect on before posting about their children on social media, including concerns about disclosure, boundaries, identity, and authenticity.


Featuring Jenn Supple, Associate Professor of Communication at the University of Dubuque

Interviewer, Annalee R. Ward, Director of the Wendt Character Initiative at the University of Dubuque

 

The content in this episode comes from Jenn Supple’s article, "Parents’ Growing Pains on Social Media: Modeling Authenticity," from Character and . . . Social Media, volume 1 of the Wendt Center for Character Education’s annual journal, Character and . . . .

Find other character resources and Wendt Center publications here or learn more about the Wendt Character Initiative here.

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33. Parents’ Growing Pains on Social Media: Modeling Authenticity (Character and Social Media)

33. Parents’ Growing Pains on Social Media: Modeling Authenticity (Character and Social Media)