Openness...
If I create my own blog - I thought - I am already reached my digital literacy. However, I don’t find how can I create a new one post. And it takes so much time to go front and back… to find a solution what to do now, how to create it… my daughter is still to young to teach me that (7 years old)? After few years I believe she could teach me, but I can’t wait, I need to do my homework now. Openness… At school and still at university I was taught to be equal to each other, not to ask questions and to do everything by yourself. And we were shame to ask something if we don’t know or understand – what they will thing about us?.. And who is stronger (not always physically, but also who has higher positions in the work) – has more power. “Stronger” could take your work and use as their own… Maybe therefore many of us still are not opened in mind?

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