Notes

Parents should let youngsters communicate more applying those social skills that parents teach them or need to teach them. In the article, sociality is learning, Danah Boyd maintains that most of us are constantly relying on and to communicate our message, navigate office politics, manages someone's expectations, and keep the peace. Yes, I think parents should let youngsters communicate face to face if they feel confident or no because some teenagers are more confident expressing themselves over text or social media. A other reason why parents should let youth be out in the world is because youth can fit in the crowds. According to Danah Boyd, a social media scholar and researcher at Microsoft Research, " we can continue to demonize social spaces, dismiss hanging out, and overly regulate our kids, but I believe this does them a disservice. No, parents should let teens hang out so that teens can connect more to people face to face so youngsters can talk more in outside than social media or text. Parents should let youth connect more using socially correct behavior that caregivers demonstrate to them or need to demonstrate to them.