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Growing up between screens?

Education, technologies, and democracy

01 Feb - 30 Jun Canòdrom
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    2️⃣ What impacts does this have on the health of individuals in growth?

    More and more professionals in the medical, psychological, and educational fields are warning us about the possible risks of inappropriate exposure of children and adolescents to screens. In the second session of the cycle, 'Growing up amidst screens? Education, technologies, and democracy,' we will reflect on how the digital consumption habits of young people have evolved, identifying warning signs of misuse of digital technologies. Additionally, we will discuss good practices for digital health in individuals during their growth years. To do this, we will engage in conversations with experts and research groups working to improve the digital well-being of young people. We will be joined by Anna Ramis, mother, teacher, pedagogue, and university professor, Elena Flores Márquez, clinical psychologist at the Unit of Addictive Behaviors at Sant Joan de Déu Hospital, and XXX and Claro, Elisenda Noguera Guillamet, head of the Public Health Service of the Barcelona Provincial Council.

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    2️⃣ What impacts does this have on the health of individuals in growth?

    More and more professionals in the medical, psychological, and educational fields are warning us about the possible risks of inappropriate exposure of children and adolescents to screens. In the second session of the cycle, 'Growing up amidst screens? Education, technologies, and democracy,' we will reflect on how the digital consumption habits of young people have evolved, identifying warning signs of misuse of digital technologies. Additionally, we will discuss good practices for digital health in individuals during their growth years. To do this, we will engage in conversations with experts and research groups working to improve the digital well-being of young people. We will be joined by Anna Ramis, mother, teacher, pedagogue, and university professor, Elena Flores Márquez, clinical psychologist at the Unit of Addictive Behaviors at Sant Joan de Déu Hospital, and Elisenda Noguera Guillamet, head of the Public Health Service of the Barcelona Provincial Council.

  • -<h5>2️⃣ What impacts does this have on the health of individuals in growth?<br><br></h5><p>More and more professionals in the <strong>medical, psychological, and educational</strong> fields are warning us about the possible risks of inappropriate exposure of children and adolescents to screens. In the second session of the cycle, <strong>'Growing up amidst screens? Education, technologies, and democracy</strong>,' we will reflect on how the digital consumption habits of young people have evolved, identifying warning signs of misuse of digital technologies. Additionally, we will discuss good practices for digital health in individuals during their growth years. To do this, we will engage in conversations with experts and research groups working to improve the digital well-being of young people. We will be joined by <strong>Anna Ramis</strong>, mother, teacher, pedagogue, and university professor, <strong>Elena Flores Márquez</strong>, clinical psychologist at the Unit of Addictive Behaviors at Sant Joan de Déu Hospital, and XXX and Claro, <strong>Elisenda Noguera Guillamet</strong>, head of the Public Health Service of the Barcelona Provincial Council.</p>
  • +<h5>2️⃣ What impacts does this have on the health of individuals in growth?<br><br></h5><p>More and more professionals in the <strong>medical, psychological, and educational</strong> fields are warning us about the possible risks of inappropriate exposure of children and adolescents to screens. In the second session of the cycle, <strong>'Growing up amidst screens? Education, technologies, and democracy</strong>,' we will reflect on how the digital consumption habits of young people have evolved, identifying warning signs of misuse of digital technologies. Additionally, we will discuss good practices for digital health in individuals during their growth years. To do this, we will engage in conversations with experts and research groups working to improve the digital well-being of young people. We will be joined by <strong>Anna Ramis</strong>, mother, teacher, pedagogue, and university professor, <strong>Elena Flores Márquez</strong>, clinical psychologist at the Unit of Addictive Behaviors at Sant Joan de Déu Hospital, and <strong>Elisenda Noguera Guillamet</strong>, head of the Public Health Service of the Barcelona Provincial Council.</p>
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    2️⃣ What impacts does this have on the health of individuals in growth?

    More and more professionals in the medical, psychological, and educational fields are warning us about the possible risks of inappropriate exposure of children and adolescents to screens. In the second session of the cycle, 'Growing up amidst screens? Education, technologies, and democracy,' we will reflect on how the digital consumption habits of young people have evolved, identifying warning signs of misuse of digital technologies. Additionally, we will discuss good practices for digital health in individuals during their growth years. To do this, we will engage in conversations with experts and research groups working to improve the digital well-being of young people. We will be joined by Anna Ramis, mother, teacher, pedagogue, and university professor, Elena Flores Márquez, clinical psychologist at the Unit of Addictive Behaviors at Sant Joan de Déu Hospital, and XXX and Claro, Elisenda Noguera Guillamet, head of the Public Health Service of the Barcelona Provincial Council.

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    2️⃣ What impacts does this have on the health of individuals in growth?

    More and more professionals in the medical, psychological, and educational fields are warning us about the possible risks of inappropriate exposure of children and adolescents to screens. In the second session of the cycle, 'Growing up amidst screens? Education, technologies, and democracy,' we will reflect on how the digital consumption habits of young people have evolved, identifying warning signs of misuse of digital technologies. Additionally, we will discuss good practices for digital health in individuals during their growth years. To do this, we will engage in conversations with experts and research groups working to improve the digital well-being of young people. We will be joined by Anna Ramis, mother, teacher, pedagogue, and university professor, Elena Flores Márquez, clinical psychologist at the Unit of Addictive Behaviors at Sant Joan de Déu Hospital, and Elisenda Noguera Guillamet, head of the Public Health Service of the Barcelona Provincial Council.

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  • -<h5>2️⃣ What impacts does this have on the health of individuals in growth?<br><br></h5><p>More and more professionals in the <strong>medical, psychological, and educational</strong> fields are warning us about the possible risks of inappropriate exposure of children and adolescents to screens. In the second session of the cycle, <strong>'Growing up amidst screens? Education, technologies, and democracy</strong>,' we will reflect on how the digital consumption habits of young people have evolved, identifying warning signs of misuse of digital technologies. Additionally, we will discuss good practices for digital health in individuals during their growth years. To do this, we will engage in conversations with experts and research groups working to improve the digital well-being of young people. We will be joined by <strong>Anna Ramis</strong>, mother, teacher, pedagogue, and university professor, <strong>Elena Flores Márquez</strong>, clinical psychologist at the Unit of Addictive Behaviors at Sant Joan de Déu Hospital, and XXX and Claro, <strong>Elisenda Noguera Guillamet</strong>, head of the Public Health Service of the Barcelona Provincial Council.</p>
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  • +<h5>2️⃣ What impacts does this have on the health of individuals in growth?<br><br></h5><p>More and more professionals in the <strong>medical, psychological, and educational</strong> fields are warning us about the possible risks of inappropriate exposure of children and adolescents to screens. In the second session of the cycle, <strong>'Growing up amidst screens? Education, technologies, and democracy</strong>,' we will reflect on how the digital consumption habits of young people have evolved, identifying warning signs of misuse of digital technologies. Additionally, we will discuss good practices for digital health in individuals during their growth years. To do this, we will engage in conversations with experts and research groups working to improve the digital well-being of young people. We will be joined by <strong>Anna Ramis</strong>, mother, teacher, pedagogue, and university professor, <strong>Elena Flores Márquez</strong>, clinical psychologist at the Unit of Addictive Behaviors at Sant Joan de Déu Hospital, and <strong>Elisenda Noguera Guillamet</strong>, head of the Public Health Service of the Barcelona Provincial Council.</p>
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