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Estonia: Where the old and the new embrace

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Tartu is Estonia’s epicenter of culture and its not afraid to be bold. Setomaa, Seto people, one of oldest ethnic groups in the country, seeks to preserve its centuries-old traditions, but invites you to learn more.

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16 March 2016 – euronews full afternoon bulletin

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FIFA scandal – Merkel on the migrant crisis: – Brussels raid: Prosecutor – USA: Clinton edges closer – Trump takes out Rubio – Pakistan bus blast – US student jailed in N.Korea.

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Cambridge Analytica ‘could not have swayed election’

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Academic Aleksandr Kogan, who completed work for the firm in 2014, says he is being scapegoated in the data harvesting scandal.…
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http://www.euronews.com/ We have all heard the warnings about screens being bad for children – but now a French study from the influential Academy of Sciences claims that playing with computers, touchpads and video games can actually be good for even young children, if a few simple rules are followed.

Televisions, tablets and other screens surround many children and the majority appear to love watching and playing on them.

To find out about the effects, children were monitored while playing video games. We watched one such sessions and saw that the rear area of a child’s brain – the part that controls movement – was active, but the frontal lobe was also active – that is the area of the brain controlling abstract thinking and problem solving.

Researcher Olivier Houde explained what that means: “This is the key message: if you educate the child to use video screens, that child is going to learn how to use different parts of his brain.”

Researchers said parents need to explain that a touchpad or a computer is just a means to learning or having fun.

Mr Houde added: “It is only because it is a medium of exchange that it allows the child to discover not only what we can do with the internet, but also it allows him to name what he sees, to learn how to interact, to learn to understand. A child doesn’t do this spontaneously. No touchpad by itself can help a child to do anything”.

But the report stresses that screen-based activities must be suitable for the age of the child; while TV is not advised for under two year olds, scientists said there is nothing wrong with tablets and similar devices – in moderation – to introduce even the smallest children to our digital world.

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🔴 UN scientists publish key report on pace of climate change.

The United Nations Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) holds a press conference on a key scientific report on the pace of climate change that will inform policymakers ahead of this year’s international climate conference in Glasgow.

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