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EPISODE · Apr 7, 2020 · 41 MIN

Ep.07 Stay home / Valentina Mencarelli

from Travel to Grow · host Karla Noemí González

In this episode I invited Valentina Mencarelli, my old Italian friend from my university exchange program in France,  to talk about our lockdown during the covid-19 pandemic happening in the world.    Italy is 2 weeks ahead on the infiltration of the virus compared to Mexico. This is a difficult time that the world is facing. The governments around the world are demanding everyone to stay home and extreme hygiene mesures, to avoid infections. School and non essential jobs are in voluntary home lockdown affecting our social and economic normal day life.   We talked about the assistance that business owners and workers are going to be able to receive in Italy, how Italian schools are transferring their classes to virtual classrooms, how family dynamics are being adjusted to do home office and homeschooling in this quarantine, how teachers are readjusting their methodology to help students during this stressful times, and what can we all learn from the Italians resilience.   Please follow us on your favorite podcast platform and in Instagram and Facebook @traveltogrowpodcast   Thank you so much for sharing your recommending this podcast with your friends.

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