Don't miss this incredible opportunity to learn more about social media and how you, as a parent, can encourage your children to use it safely. This FREE event on April 15th is open to the public, so help spread the word to your family, friends and neighbors!
"Snapchatting, Vining, & Tweeting, Oh My!" A Parent Conference about Raising Children in a Social Media World
Tuesday, April 15th, 6:30 pm, in the FPD Clark Fine Arts Center
For more information: 478.477.6505
Studies show that students as young as elementary school are using social media to communicate on a daily basis. With a multitude of social media apps, each with its own unique terminology, it is challenging for parents to keep up. To assist, First Presbyterian Day School is hosting a social media conference on April 15th The evening will feature Emily Hodge, Interim Director of the University of Georgia Educational TechnologyCenter (ETC), and a panel of FPD students. Hodge will discuss the various social media apps and how parents can encourage safe social media use while also setting a good example. The students will provide first hand knowledge and answer related questions.
Hodge
has been at the UGA ETC for ten years serving K12 schools in an instructional
technology role. She has a master's degree from UGA in Instructional Technology
and School Library Media as well as a bachelor's degree in Middle Grades
Education. With her experience and education along with her role as mom to two
little girls, Hodge understands the need for technology as well as digital
citizenship education in today'sschools.
The
event is complimentary and open to the public. It is a great opportunity for
parents, grandparents, and teachers to learn more about social media and how
students are using the technology.
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