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Safer Internet Day was first proposed in 2004. An event promoted by the INSAFEINHOPE Better internet for kids network that has the support of the European Commission. Since then it has spread globally and is currently celebrated in about 170 countries.On the occasion of the Secure Internet Day the Ministry of Education and Higher Education and Andorra Telecom have organized a range of activities aimed at students teachers and families of the countrys schools in order to raise awareness of the dangers that may be exposed to misuse of the Internet and networks while trying to present alternatives to the use of screens and make new generations grow in a healthy digital environment and respectful.The acting Minister of Education and Higher Education Ester Vilarrubla pointed out that we are convinced of the benefits of new technologies and networks and that is why we promote them but we must also be aware of the risks that exist and the good use that must be made of them it is necessary to inform students and also families and teachers. The minister continued Schools are quite safe in this regard but outside the centres young people also have a connection not always supervised and they must be responsible themselves.The General Director of Andorra Telecom during the opening ceremony of the Secure Internet Week that took place this morning at the second education centre in Santa Coloma emphasised the objective pursued by this initiative which is to offer good support to students teachers and families of the Internet video games applications and social networks to guarantee the digital well-being of children young people and families in the country.So for 5-year-olds a suitcase Bagkid will be delivered that will allow teachers to raise awareness about the difference between the virtual world and the real world. The families of these students will also receive a backpack with a Childrens Games Guide for leisure without screens that they can take with them on their outings and not propose screens to their children at leisure time.On February 8th students in 5th and 6th grade of first education and equivalent levels will enjoy the talk Lets play good video games by Richard Cabrejas an expert teacher in video games and technoaddictions who will explain how video games affect their brain and give them strategies to play them without harming them.On February 7 students of second education baccalaureate and vocational training will be offered the conference The other side of screens by Jordi Cams an expert in digital technologies that will allow them to understand how games apps and social networks are designed with the aim of conditioning their behavior. At the same time they will be presented with strategies to avoid falling into the trap of screen addiction.In order for teachers to delve into these topics in the classroom with their students two capsules will be sent to them.Finally families will be able to enjoy three talks in face-to-face and online format depending on the age of their children on February 9 at 19 p.m. Screens emotional pacifier of our sons and daughters for families of children between 3 and 6 years old by Rosa Maria Aguilar coordinator of the Audiovisual Education Program and the Guay-fi project on February 8 at 19 p.m. We do a good digital accompaniment to our sons and daughters for families of children between 6 and 12 years old by Richard Cabrejas and on February 7 at 19 p.m. The other side of the screens for families of teenagers between 12 and 18 years old by Jordi Cams expert in digital technologies Ferran Jordan agent of the technological crimes area of the Andorran Police and Jordi Ubach responsible for the National Cybersecurity Agency in Andorra. The aim of these talks is to raise awareness among families that it is necessary to improve the digital well-being of their children by making satisfactory and safe use of new technologies.These talks will take place in Morabancs conference room.All the information and registrations can be found on the website andorratelecom.com
