Digital education: opportunities and risks for our children in Schwertberg

Digital education: opportunities and risks for our children in Schwertberg

In Schwertberg an exciting event is imminent that brings parents, educators and interested parties together to discuss the diverse aspects of the digital world for children. Under the title "Children in the digital world - promote or protect?" If a panel discussion will take place, which deals with the opportunities and challenges that digitization brings for the next generation.

The digital landscape offers remarkable options for children, but also numerous risks. The question that many concerns is: How can we support our children in developing their skills and talents without exposing them to the dangers of the digital world? This topic is deepened as part of the panel discussion, in which experts and parent representatives share their perspectives and experiences.

expert round and moderation

The event is led by Kerem Steiner, an experienced trainer and consultant who will accompany the audience through the various subject areas. The experts include Martina Gaisch, a university researcher who works as a course manager in the "Design of Digital Products" area. Jakob Klein, director of the new Schwertberg middle school, will also show his view of the digital education of children. In addition, Andrea Wurz, a trainer and speaker for education topics, will talk about methods and approaches that can support parents and children.

Another highlight of the expert round is Nicole Huber, a qualified health and nurse who will give an insight into the health aspects of digital consumption. Finally, Andreas Horner, the Head of Protein Engineering at the Institute for Biophysics at the Johannes Kepler University, rounds off the round with his scientific understanding of technology.

The panel discussion is organized by the young fathers group "Papa 2.0" of the KMB Schwertberg and receives support from the Inner Sversum. This event is an excellent opportunity to gain important findings and to actively participate in the discussion about the digital education of our children. The exchange of ideas and experiences will not only be informative, but also inspiring in order to promote responsible use of the digital world.

The event promises to arouse great interest, since more and more parents and experts recognize how crucial it is to make informed decisions about dealing with digital platforms. The exchange during the discussion could give valuable impulses for education and educational approaches in an increasingly digitized society.

For further information and details about the event, visit the website www.tips.at .