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Identity Lockdown Diaries: 5 Italian Teens on Life During the Coronavirus Pandemic An intimate look at love, life, and loneliness under lockdown. BY GIULIA FRIGIERI APRIL 29, 2020. Distanced from school, friends, and social gatherings, Italian teens have been locked inside for about two months. In confinement and surrounded by family, life carries on in strange, but sometimes recognizable, ways: classes are live streamed, sports take place via Skype, oral and written tests are taken via Google Hangout. This technology has reshaped daily life for Gen Z, which has adapted quickly to Italy’s strict lockdown. Despite that adaptability, isolation is sure to impact us all in different, and often unknown ways. Thanks to video calls and photos via webcam, I entered the houses, rooms, and lives of five Italian teens to give a voice to their boredom, resilience, anxiety, and opinions about the COVID-19 emergency. I saw a scene more hopeful than expected: Many are adopting a positive attitude, keeping themselves busy, and spending more time with their families. No matter if support comes from a loving comment on Instagram or from the “see you tomorrow” text of a distant boyfriend, young people are finding new and interesting ways to keep looking toward the future.1 — Qual a idéia central do texto?

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Resposta: Falar sobre a comunicação nesse momento de isolamento.

Explicação:

Não sei se está certo ,mas vai na fé