New Technologies Affects Trust Between Adults and Teenagers

The use of new technologies surely affects trust and relations between adults and teenagers but I think it is on both of the positive or the negative way... Adults always see it the wrong way when it comes to technology, but they can and they do use those technologies daily ! For example, our parents can see our homework and marks that we had directly from our school life management software, Pronote, without even making us know... and that affects our relationship and specially their trust in us... They also manage to watch us and what we are doing on the web with the parental control (I don't think anyone uses this thing :D) or joining social networks and subscribe to our profiles and pages...
And remember, Big Brother is watching you... (but that's another matter xD)

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In what way are young people misunderstood ?

There is always disagreement between parents and children, more globally between adults and young people...
I think the fault is on both of the parties : adults do not try to modernize and young people do not try to understand adults...
Here in Morocco, it's another matter ! Adults always talk to teenagers as if they don't understand anything... but gradually this mentallity diisappears and young people are seen like the future of the country.
Expecting your comments ;)
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Food & Culture

Moroccan food is a vast field of creativity and taste, covering more than fifty typical dishes from that country of Northern Africa. Here is the one I prefer : The Harira Soup. It's a soup made with meat, tomatoes, herbs, chick peas and rice or vermicelli and spices. The recipe changes from a family to another or from a region to another. It's usually served to break the fast at sunset during the month of Ramadan and it's accompanied by Shebbakia, a sesame and honey pretzel. 

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