Change(y)our world! by Cinzia Cotti

Project

2025-09-29 11:27:40 UTC

We talked about mental heath differences in Italy and Sweden. We also discussed differences in smoking and drinking between Italian teenagers and Swedish teenagers. Here in Sweden it’s not very popular to smoke but it’s more popular to do snus.

School

2025-09-29 11:29:25 UTC

Similarities: different teachers for different subjects, also go to different buildings, different classrooms for many lessons, both have languages,

Giulia,Maria, Sofi, Elis

School

2025-09-29 11:30:26 UTC

Differences: Italians are not allowed to leave school, but they can buy candy and the like at school, Italians don't have lunch at school, Italians have a little break and go between 8-13:30 instead, Italians never have a sleepover, Italians don't have a picture in high school, Italians go to 5 years of high school,

Elis, Sofi, Giulia, Maria

No poverty

2025-09-29 11:30:36 UTC

We talked about the topic of poverty, and I was struck by the fact that there isn't much poverty in Sweden. There are very few homeless people, and even in large cities like the capital, poverty is minimal.

Lea, VilmaStina, Anna, Maddalena

2025-09-29 11:32:15 UTC

Italy and Sweden are quite similar in many ways, but in Italy people tend to smoke and drink more. It is also common that the mother takes care of the children, although this is changing in modern families. In sweden the rules about age more inportant and students usually have more confidence with their teachers and the relationship is more relaxed.

Cinzia Teacher

cinziacotti1 — 2025-09-29 11:32:34 UTC

Write at least 1 post, giving an important information, a suggestion, an idea about the work you did today. Put your name in the title.

social media

2025-09-29 11:32:46 UTC

Sweden:

Snap: writes, sends pictures

Insta: checks, posts

TikTok: checks

Italy:

Whats app: writes here

TikTok: checks

Insta: sends pictures, writes to friends, people who don't have their numbers, checks, posts

Giulia, Maria, Sofi, Elis

Sarah-Leila-Antonio-My-Maja

2025-09-29 11:38:00 UTC

GENDER EQUALITY

We talked about the differences between Sweden and Italy and we concentrate more in the gender equality. We learnt that the situation is quite the same. Everyone has the opportunity to do what they wish for and only in some cases a woman gets less money than a man. It depends on where they work and other things that are relatable with that.

Noemi, Sofia, Martina, Joline and Klara

2025-09-29 11:39:51 UTC

We talked about differences regarding poverty in Sweden and Italy. We discovered that poverty is a big problem in Italy. There are families who struggle to pay for food, clothes and school materials.

In Sweden the situation is different. There is less poverty. Most people have access to education, healtcare, and a safe place to live.

Project

2025-09-29 11:40:12 UTC

The differences between Italian and Swedish schools are that Swedish schools don't have a dress code, have longer breaks, and change classes almost every hour. School is completely free and you don't have to pay, whereas in Italy you have to pay for books, you don't have a cafeteria, and phones are prohibited.

theo elena Karl Meja Emilia

Italy vs Sweden (Mati, Ale, Stina, Edvin)

2025-09-29 11:41:15 UTC

We talked about the main differences between Italy and Sweden regarding school, social habits, poverty, and social media.

For example, we realized that the organization of the school years is different and that in Sweden lessons, they move around instead of staying in one classroom, and this makes the school schedule more interactive, while in Italy is the teacher that comes in the classroom.

Mati, Ale, Stina, Edvin

Margherita, Edoardo, Lova and Selma

2025-09-29 11:42:03 UTC

we talk about mental health and the differences in our country, we talk about school also subject, teacher and the different between the two schools. Ee talk about gender equality in family, in school and in the all day life. We Gender equality is about equal rights for men and women in all aspects of life. In the family, there is a push for a better distribution of tasks between parents. In school, there are still stereotypes about what boys and girls should study. In daily life, the media often show stereotypical roles, and gender-based violence is a serious problem. In the workplace, women earn less and face more career obstacles. To improve, more education and policies promoting equality are needed.