Category Archives: Media education

What does it mean to be a woman in the modern world? Women play an important role both in society and within the family. Over the last century, women have increasingly been joining the work force – whether by choice or by necessity. This requires a certain level of cohesion between work obligations and family…

Four years ago, the social network Lego Life was born. The app, designed for children ages 5-13, was a creation that the Lego company guaranteed, from the start, was safe and met all the highest standards of privacy and computer security. Lego Life contains a whole series of features that seem to have been created…

Adolescence is a particularly vulnerable phase of life. Not only in physiological terms, but also because this is the phase in which one’s personality and character are formed. All of the weaknesses within our children come to the fore and must be managed – and at times, corrected – including their relationship with technology and…

Not all words are created equal. Some enlighten, encourage, or bring peace—while others hurt, tear down, and wound. Words have the ability to generate emotions and thoughts. The communication that is established between people solidifies or builds, in some way – whether for better or for worse – the environment in which we live. In…

A few days ago I happened to come across an article that talked about newborn babies’ smiles, and I discovered something I didn't know: it seems that babies smile at their parents to get them to smile back. In short, they don't laugh because someone else makes them laugh (as we've probably always believed), but…

A husband in his forties, very busy at work, takes his wife of about ten years, to court, asking the judge to hold her exclusively responsible for the failure of the marriage. What is the reason? Basically, it is the fact that the woman didn't take care of the housework, because she - according to…

On December 31, 2019, the World Health Organization (WHO) broke the news of an outbreak of what seemed to be at the time just a trivial flu, which then resulted in a kind of "pneumonia of unknown cause." They pointed out its epicenter was Wuhan, Hubei, China. This was the start of what we all…

Eternal love exists, at least according to studies and research; we could say “according to science”, even if we look around and this statement may seem absurd, just a phrase for ‘incurable’ romantics, the utopia of lovers, destined to vanish sooner or later. Yet the exchange of vows for eternity continues to be veiled in…

Chat rooms or applications – often associated with traps, “addiction”, and fleeting relationships – can sometimes be valuable, helpful tools. We could say, referring to a famous proverb, that not all social networks are a bad. We often dwell on the negative effects that hyper-connection has on our lives and, in particular, on the youngest,…