As part of the collaboration project between the Museum of Saving and MOIGE, on 5 November the new series of meetings dedicated to parents begins.
Abuse of technology, compulsive use of social media, gambling addiction, emotional fragility are among the main challenges that parents and children have to deal with today.
In this series of webinars we will address these issues with the aim of offering parents a useful toolkit to raise aware children, capable of developing critical thinking and autonomy, thus becoming active protagonists of their own future.
Calendar of meetings “Parents and children: facing together the challenges of our time”
I MEETING: 5 November, 6 p.m.
Generation Z and Work
Great Resignation, Quiet Quitting, Job Hopping are just some of the emerging phenomena that describe the approach to work of the new generations.
Digital, (hyper)connected young people, attentive to the environment, but at the same time fragile and worried about the future. What are the major trends in the world of work and how can we support young people in investing in their human capital?
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II MEETING: 3 December, 6 p.m.
Artificial Intelligence and parents: opportunity or threat?
Artificial intelligence is entering more and more pervasively into our homes and onto our smartphones. Tools such as ChatGPT are now widely used by young people, even very young ones.
An opportunity to reflect on how to use artificial intelligence to enhance the learning and creativity of our children and, at the same time, to be able to identify its risks.
Event registration by CLICKING HERE
III MEETING: 14 January, 6 p.m.
Unsustainable choices: gambling
Gambling addiction is an increasingly widespread problem, particularly among preadolescents and adolescents. To prevent it, it is necessary to create awareness: financial education is a valid tool that teaches how to give the right value to money and to make rational and informed decisions.
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IV MEETING: 11 March, 6 p.m.
Social media, apps and stolen time
The massive use of digital devices, compulsive scrolling on social media, continuous exposure to screens are drastically reducing the ability to concentrate, especially among the younger generations.
Human attention is thus turning into a scarce resource, so much so that it has become a valuable commodity for companies and marketing. How can this phenomenon that negatively affects learning, psychological well-being and social relationships be curbed?
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V MEETING: 15 April, 6 p.m
To do or not to do? How to encourage young people to turn uncertainty into an opportunity for personal growth
Adolescence is often characterised by emotional fragility and a need for support: a period of deep conflict between the desire to become autonomous and at the same time a search for approval and acceptance.
In this meeting we will talk about how to deal with uncertainty with children and adolescents, to encourage independence and confidence in their own abilities.
Event registration by CLICKING HERE
For information and bookings, you can write to info@museodelrisparmio.it.