About ICT

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  What is ICT?
A diverse set of technological tools and resources used to transmit, store, create, share or exchange information.

 

 There is no single, universal definition of ICT because the technologies, devices and even ideas related to ICT are constantly evolving. However, the term is generally accepted to mean all devices, networking components and applications. When combined, these help people and organizations interact in the digital world. 

 

  What the benefits if ICT to learning?
It promotes student flexibility and autonomy. New technologies promote autonomous learning for students.

With them incorporation of digital alternatives such as online courses, each student can learn at their own pace, optimizing time and resources thanks to the flexibility provided by digitalization and connectivity.

  ICT and the YOUTH

Such studies tend to conclude that a high quantity of ICT use has a risk for developing psychological health challenges among youths. ICT also offers opportunities for youth empowerment and education, particularly in societies where resources are limited.

 

  HIV / AIDS and the YOUTH
There has been a decline in school enrolments as some infected students feel pressurised to leave, others quit because they are needed at home to care for sick relatives (especially girls) or are required to engage in income-generating activities.

REGENERATIVE HEALTH
A process of using natural and non-medical interventions to continuously improve one’s health, prevent diseases, and increase life expectancy. There are four main components namely, training, community, service provision, and the development of a regenerative center.