Quando la Didattica a distanza accorcia le distanze!

Oggi una lezione coinvolgente ed interessante con la nostra Scuola partner ungherese. Si tratta dell’Istituto Chimico ed Informatico “Petrik” di Budapest, con cui ci siamo confrontati sul tema del COVID 19. Nel corso della videoconferenza, abbiamo parlato di consumo responsabile, dell’aumento dei prezzi, delle restrizioni imposte dai governi italiano e ungherese e di come stiamo gestendo la quotidianità e la didattica. Ecco alcune delle domande che i ragazzi ungheresi ci hanno posto e le nostre risposte. 
1. Tell us about responsible consumption and its relation to coronavirus: have people started gathering and piling goods up then the virus broke out? Yes, some people have a irresponsible and selfish behavior, they fear they are short of food and so they go to supermarkets and gather and pile up goods
2.  Are you short of anything? what about the prices of goods? At the moment we are short of ethylic alcohol, flour, yeast, and even toilet paper. Prices are getting higher, above all fruit and vegetables
3.  How have you managed to deal with online education? Italian schools have been closed since 5th March but students have kept on studying with their teachers. We are using Google Apps: videoconferences via Meet and we are doing homework via  Classroom platform. 
4. What can you do stay healthy mentally? It’s hard. We are not used to stay at home all time. Our life has changed. We watch Tv, surf the Internet, play videogames, listen to music but we miss friends, hanging around with them and even School!
5. What does it mean to live in full quarantine? does it apply to Sicily too?  the Italian government has instituted a series of lockdowns and quarantines, in the most infected areas in the north and gradually also in Sicily. With over12,000 dead from the disease, Italy has become the new global  picenter of the COVID-19 pandemic. Living in quarantine means that you can’t go out or socialize, that all shops except supermarkets and chemists must stay closed, also parks are closed , travel from town to town or region to region is forbidden 
6. What advice would you give to us who are just a few weeks behind of you? Stay at home and follow the main rules of prevention!
Alla fine della videoconferenza Simone  Maucieri alla chitarra ha eseguito per i nostri amici ungheresi l’inno di Mameli,mentre sullo schermo appariva un arcobaleno che ci invita alla speranza e ad abbracciare quello che abbiamo, perchè nonostante tutto, la famiglia, la scuola, la lettura e la musica non sono state "cancellate" e continuano a dare un senso alla nostra vita #andràtuttobene!

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