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SUMMARY:Mut@nt children?
DESCRIPTION:Thinking, knowing, informing, memorising,\nlearning, teach
 ing, moving, being…\nThe ongoing digital revolution is creating\nMan
 kind 2.0 at a staggering pace. How can we\nanalyse its changing and ev
 olving trajectories in\nreal time?\n\nChildren are at the forefront of
  this\ntransformation, and provide for startling\nobservations: 3-year
  old Alex won’t fall asleep\nwithout his tablet computer; 9-year old
  Leo won’t\ndo any school exercise that is not computer based;\nat t
 he age of 13, Adele already suffers from thumb\ntendinitis because of 
 her many tweets and chats\nto her hundreds of “friends”. Max, 16, 
 won’t leave\nthe virtual – yet very real – world of online games
 .\nWhat are we learning from these first digital\nnative generations? 
 Is there a cognitive and\nbehavioural mutation of children? An intelle
 ctual\nand affective transformation? An exceptional\nepistemological e
 volution of mankind?\nQuestioning the development of little\nhumans in
  the now globalised TV and digital\nuniverse, their new thinking patte
 rns, their brain\ndevelopment and functioning, and the potential\ndiff
 erences with previous generations brains, is\nbecoming an urgent neces
 sity: in which society\nwill they live? What psychological, educationa
 l\nand ethical challenges and needs will we have to\naddress tomorrow?
 \n\nWith no defiance nor excitement towards\ninnovation, without pessi
 mism or panicmongering,\nthis 3-day symposium will give the\nparticipa
 nts the opportunity to stand still the time\nof an evaluation, to thin
 k the unthinkable, to\nobserve the reckless pace of our evolution, to\
 nanalyse with a pragmatic yet curious eye the\nconsequences for today�
 ��s and tomorrow’s\nchildren, de-facto positioned in a phylogenetic 
 and\ndynamic perspective.\nPsychologists, philosophers, epistemologist
 s,\nhistorians and sociologists will present\nthe current base of know
 ledge and the scientific\nand intellectual analytical frame \nframewo
 rk, and will\nshare with lawmakers, doctors, economists,\npoliticians 
 and social actors the amazing human\nvariations, to clearly identify t
 he contemporary\nchallenges that defy our children, or should we\nsay 
 mut@nts.\n\n\n\n\nFor more information visit https://iactor.ning.com/e
 vents/mut-nt-children
DTSTART;TZID=America/Boise:20131017T180000
DTEND;TZID=America/Boise:20131019T190000
CATEGORIES:conference
LOCATION:Cité des sciences
WEBSITE:http://appea.org/
URL:http://appea.org/
CONTACT:
ORGANIZER:Lise Haddouk
ATTACH;FMTTYPE="image/jpeg":
ATTENDEE;ROLE=REQ-PARTICIPANT;PARTSTAT=ACCEPTED;RSVP=TRUE;CN="Chelsie 
 Boyd":https://iactor.ning.com/profile/DanielePizzioli
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