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研究生学术英语读译教程-孙晓燕-Unit 12 The Perils of Sharenting.pptx

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The perils of Sharenting All Those Facebook Photos Are Cute—But How Are They Affecting the Kids? Adrienne LaFrance Prediction Read the title and decide the tone of the text. A. positive B. critical C. objective D. pessimistic What is “sharenting”? A mix of sharing and parenting, sharenting (or oversharenting) is a feature of modern parenting, as increasing numbers of parents share photos and videos of their children on social media. Skimming the Text Try finish Exercise I in 10 minutes. While skimming the context, DON’T read the content, BUT pay attention to 3 types of clues: Pronouns (指代词) Keywords (关键词) Transitions (关联词) Clues within the missing sentences “Applications such as Snapchat, which circumvent the permanence of most digital communications, are very popular among adolescents and teens, since they allow users to share intimate moments without the drama or long-term consequences of persistent messaging applications.” Some parents publish real-time information about their children’s whereabouts, potentially risking their safety. And well-meaning adults readily go online to share photos of their kids in a variety of intimate settings. Given the searchable, shareable, long-lasting nature of what’s published on the web, this dual role of parent and publisher raises a host of questions about privacy, consent, and the parent-child relationship more broadly. Regardless of where you stand on the issue, the episode helps illustrate one of the perils of sharenting: There are three children in the photo, none of whom can opt out of the digital footprint their family has now established for them. Is that fair to the kids? These children might have legal arguments that could offer them privacy protections from their parents’ online disclosures, but it is also possible that a public health model will offer them even better protections while respecting family autonomy. Similar to the online decisions children will one day make on their own accord, the digital informa