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Rapport: ”Men världen är inte perfekt så folk måste ta eget ansvar, tyvärr.”
Sammanfattning:
I Ecpats rapport om pojkars perspektiv på jämställdhet framkommer oroande attityder när det gäller jämställdhet och makt i samhället. Många pojkar anser att flickor bär ansvaret för sin sexuella utsatthet och de tycker att jämställdhetsarbetet har gått för långt. Dessa åsikter förekommer även bland yngre pojkar.
English summary:
Online trends and behaviours - Teacher's training presentation
The "Online trends and behaviours" presentation is an indispensable resource for professionals within the educational field and anyone invested in ensuring the online safety of young individuals. Derived from case studies encountered through the BeSmartOnline helpline and hotline in Malta, the presentation offers a firsthand look at the diverse challenges faced by children in the digital realm.
Key topics covered:
Selected Forms of Risk Behaviour of Children and Young People in 2023
This study, conducted in 2023, investigates selected forms of risky behaviour among 1932 children and adolescents aged 9-18 across Slovakia, following up on previous longitudinal studies. Key findings show that young people spend an average of 4.4 hours daily on the internet during weekdays and 5.1 hours on weekends, primarily for social networking and communication. The study highlights a concerning increase in emotional problems, depressive moods, and loneliness, particularly among girls, showing a worsening trend compared to pre-pandemic levels.
Spending Leisure Time Online and the Use of Legal and Illegal Drugs (2019)
This report investigates the leisure time activities of primary and secondary school students in Slovakia, focusing on their engagement with online spaces and the consumption of legal and illegal drugs. The study aimed to map and analyse free time usage, specifically modern communication technologies, and assess the prevalence of legal and illegal drug use among students. Key findings indicate a shift towards active engagement in leisure, primarily through hobbies, rather than just rest, though self-education is declining.
