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Hi, I'm Carlotta Tarantino, a student from I.C. Leonardo da Vinci, a secondary school in Turin, in Italy and thanks to my English teacher Mr Fiorito I discovered interesting apps that allow disable students to learn and feel included at school and not excluded. With this Etwinning project I learnt a lot of interesting apps like Padlet to share my English research about "The Princess Lady Diana", to create my Puzzle about Lady Diana, thanks to the website  www.jigsawplanet.com and to the teacher Mrs Ghribi Imen and Avatar online to create my Avatar character (thanks to the teacher Mrs Najoua Mrbat about Scratch workshop). Bye all of you by Carlotta Tarantino
http://www.jigsawplanet.com/

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These days fake news is invading social media and is a means of manipulation and influence on young people. So, in our school Abu Elkacem Echebi I tried ,me and my two colleagues Rhimi Louay and Saadaoui Islem, to answer a few questions concerning this very important subject in the form of a televised discussion.
1-What is Fake News?
2-Can desinformation be dangerous?
3-How protect your self from desinformation?

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I am Chaheen Charaf El-Din, a student at Tahrir School 3 in Tunis, and I will talk to you about a special experience that I had.
I have problems with learning difficulties, however, I participated in the Digital Twinning project "Digital Citizenship in Media and Education" under the supervision of my dear teacher Mrs. Hayat bin Ahmed, who encouraged me a lot. I did not find it difficult to communicate with my friends on the project and exchanged ideas and proposals with them
I participated in Professor David’s workshop on “Digital Access and Inclusion” and discovered that there are many applications on the Internet that help children with some difficulties like mine.
I thank everyone who helped me in the digital citizenship project in the media and education, and I encourage all children with special needs to participate in such projects as they stimulate, educate and developmental abilities and make you meet new friends from all over the world

Written by chahine charfiddine

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Digital education in the era of COVID-19: opportunity or disaster?        

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Digital education in the era of COVID-19: opportunity or disaster?        

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Due to the COVID-19 outbreak. We all had to adapt to and deal with a completely new reality, and it wasn't always easy as the modification covered every aspect of life including the education system.Perhaps the first problem facing education is how to continue studying under a comprehensive quarantine?All schools and universities had to come up with solutions, the most important of which was to resort to distance education.Some creative teachers have already adapted to the situation using open resources, live sessions on Twitch or YouTube, chatting with students via Discord, scheduling via Padlet, and using some virtual learning platforms.However, the biggest challenge is that distance education imposes new educational practices. You assume that the teacher is composed and has undergone extensive training to possess the skills of distance teaching and the use of modern tools in teaching. As for older teachers who are not accustomed to working on the Internet, this work will not be easy, it also requires a lot of work and organization because it is a situation that is not Preceded.On the students' side, distance education may be a radical and attractive solution, but it will highlight the differences between students and may also lead to inequality among students, as it will be difficult to support all students to develop the digital skills necessary to pursue online courses due to their lack. To equipment such as a computer or no internet. . Only wealthy students will study while students from needy families will find it difficult to enroll in virtual classes.
Worded by Omayma Ahmed
High school Kairouan

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The Positive Effects Of Nature On Your Mental Well-Being

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The Positive Effects Of Nature On Your Mental Well-Being

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Hi, I am Adam Ben ayed, and I will talk to you about my experience with the impact of technology on my life.
I was fond of learning technology and being immersed in electronic games until I was at home. I did not talk much with my family, I did not discuss with them, I did not eat with them, I did not do my homework. I gave up all my roles and became a prisoner of the virtual world.
What is the solution to get out of this prison?
When visiting my grandmother, she placed a basket in front of the door and told us to completely abandon our phones when entering the house, she refused the matter, so she insisted on her request and became certain that I crossed the red lines and began to realize that the family and going out to the green nature is the best solution to treating digital addiction.
Hi,I'm Fatma Ben ayed I will talk to you about five ways to enjoy the positive effects of nature in our life:
1- Walk a lot: We know that walking is good for your heart and muscle.
2- Keep a little note of nature:
We can collect and note everything about our encounters with the outside world.
3- Spend some working hours abroad:
Spending time outside alone or with friends gives an instant boost to stimulating the mind, reducing anxiety.
4- grow plants in your home:
Growing plants at home not only adds beauty to your space, but it also helps clean the air you breathe.
5- Make your diet balanced with more natural elements:
Diet is without a doubt a great way to forge a strong bond with Nature.
Staying close to nature, observing all the small and important elements in it, and appreciating it from its essence, is self-medicating and self-healing. Even if most of what we do is talk and no action, we can learn a lot from connecting with our natural surroundings. It gives us a perspective for a healthier life, motivation to keep moving forward, and energy to keep trying. Because there is no more primitive and firm bond in us than our love of nature and nature's care for us
Words by Fatma Ayed & Adem Ayed

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a student's opinion on the impact of covid-19 and distance education

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a student's opinion on the impact of covid-19 and distance education

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Mahmoud Tlili, a 15-year-old student at Ibn Rached High School in Tunisia, sent a message to the community in which he spoke of his positive experience with distance education in light of the Corona pandemic and the prosecution education despite all the circumstances. "He added: The virtual classroom experience is one of the most important educational tools the school has designed for distance education, as we meet with our teachers to explain lessons and lead discussions of group, which made all the lessons creatively distinct interactive lessons. He continued, "I can say that the virtual classroom is a great educational tool that we can use anytime. Despite the challenges and circumstances that we went through and our separation from school, we had a unique experience through which we discovered a new form of modern education.
Worded by Mahmoud Tlili
Ibn Rached High school Gafsa

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 APPECIATION OF THE CONTRIBUTION OF DIGITAL ON SABRIN

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 APPECIATION OF THE CONTRIBUTION OF DIGITAL ON SABRIN

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primary school khezama est

My friend with Down's syndrome or Trisomy 21  caused by a genetic defect has some common physical characteristics and  has intellectual disability .So she tries to improve her abilities with digital tools.
she learns to read and write without the traditional tools. and its progress over time is remarkable ...
His collaboration in class and his integration with his classmates have progressed a lot by making collective songs or interactive learning.
Her mum is also so proud of her effort . Every day she shows us in the classroom explanatory videos of the content of the lessons seen following research that she carries out at home.

Thanks mister digital on behalf of my dear colleague Sabrina who I adore.

RAHMA HAKIM

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It is a true story that I witnessed while attending a seminar in the City of Science in Tunisia. It is the situation of a 30-year-old girl with Down syndrome. She is a Tunisian, who narrated her experience with the disease and how she defied the difficulties and succeeded.
Some of what this girl narrated is that she was deprived of her right to education in one of the Tunisian schools, so instead of extending her hands to welcome her and instead of taking her disability into account, the doors were slammed in her face, and her request (which is her right to education) was rejected like the rest of the children of Tunisia. From mixing with friends ... the principal and the teacher rejected her because she was different and "incomplete" ... Yes, they rejected her and did not have mercy on her childhood and did not take into account her situation and did not study her file in the first place, forgetting or ignorant of the modern pedagogies in learning that she devoted to him a chapter recognizing the different pedagogy ... By integrating the educated ... No to discrimination ... Everyone has the right to education regardless of their differences ... No exclusion ...
This girl may be fortunate thanks to the intervention of the lawyer of her mother's friend. She continued her studies thanks to the care she received, and today she works in one of the Tunisian associations.
Sinda Jamai
middle school Mornag

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مداخلة فتاة من حاملي متلازمة داون  تخطّت الصّعوبات

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Our visit to the Science City within the framework of the Digital Citizenship Media and Education Project was a real opportunity to enrich our cultural enrichment with regard to Down syndrome. We explained the symptoms of the disease, its most important manifestations, the characteristics of its patients and the most important life difficulties that they encounter and how we should deal with them. The attendance at that time had two daughters afflicted with this disease, so her wealthy husband disavowed her ashamed of society’s view of him as the father of two abused daughters, and he is of a distinguished position. .... Thus, the poor mother assumed the responsibility of her two daughters, a responsibility that was burdened by the mountains. Faced with this situation, the woman's feeling of pain doubled, on the one hand, from being afflicted with the disease, and on the other hand, the father's denial of his own liver. God really helped her!
Aya Ben Jamia
middle school Mornag

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We, the members of the digital twinning project, the media and digital citizenship, from the middle school in Zour Sousse, to the Fatouma Bourguiba University Hospital in Monastir, to conduct a press report with the first surgeon in Tunisia, Mrs. Khadija Zouari, a professor and researcher at the University of Monastir and president of the Tunisian Association of Large Bowel Cancer. It was a fun meeting, she told us about her career and achievement, and she gave us the spirit of perseverance, challenge and giving to be the assets of our nation.
Nour El Houda Sayari

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How technology helps to Special education students?

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How technology helps to Special education students?

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Words by  Majd Azouzi

The importance of using educational aids has increased in recent decades, and it has come to play the main role in the process of teaching all students, whether they have special needs or other ordinary students, as the methods help students overcome many obstacles that prevent their independence, and it also facilitates the process of their communication. Social skills and increase their ability to comprehend and apply daily life skills.

The use of technological means in the lives of students with special needs has many advantages that accrue to them, whether from a psychological, academic, social, or economic point of view. Many studies have shown that the use of some educational aids has a great role in reducing tension. Where there are many entertaining programs and beautiful games that enter joy and pleasure in the hearts of these students and thus greatly reduce their tension and psychological anxiety, and thus many teachers use this method as a positive or negative reinforcer in modifying their behavior.

Also, many studies, both Arabic and foreign, have proven the effectiveness of educational methods in treating many behavioral and psychological problems for students with special needs, and they have also contributed to reducing overactive behavior and improving some behaviors associated with it, such as distraction, impulsivity and hyperactivity.

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Hi, I'am Asma Arfaoui from Kairouan , I will talk you about  the most famous traditional industry in Kairouan is forged copper .

The city of Kairouan is considered one of the most prominent Tunisian cities that still preserve the copper industry in its various trade. The specialty of forged copper is one of the oldest traditional industries for which the city of Kairouan is famous.
And while the fame of the Kairouanian carpets reached such heights, the forged copper industry was no less important. The value of copper in Kairouan is more evident in Ramadan, due to its connection with the original customs of Kairouan that remained faithful to this metal, in addition to the entry of this craft into an advanced stage of innovations that keep pace with the times.
The Kairouan families maintained the custom of acquiring copper vessels. The secret of that is that copper outperforms all the metals from which utensils are made thanks to its proven health value and thanks to the excellence of copper in maintaining its temperature as well as the economic aspect because copper maintains its value and price. by the time.
these utensils are prepared in Ramadan by polishing or what is known as browning. At the end of Ramadan and the beginning of the midnight night, Al-Khatib prepares to bring out the season of his "bride" that is made of copper utensils and of the antiques and gifts that she proudly carries in her device.

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النحاس القيرواني

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Field report
The Technology Lovers Club in the middle school Ezouhour Sousse paid a wonderful and distinguished field visit to the headquarters of Radio Monastir within the framework of the Digital Citizenship media and education etwinning project to get acquainted with the media and radio work and we conducted a reportage with Well-known journalist and broadcaster Mrs" Fethia Jalled "
We also visited the news section and learned how to investigate news, what is the meaning of misleading news and fake news, how to verify them and other useful information.
It was an unforgettable visit in our life [Molka Bembli]