Economics and I didn’t exactly hit it off at first. When I was introduced to the subject at DYPIS, I felt like I was drowning in a sea of concepts that made no sense to me. The graphs, the numbers, the jargon—everything about Economics seemed complicated and distant. I had no idea how these ideas about markets, demand, supply, and inflation were relevant to my life. But as the months went by, something changed. What I initially found confusing began to feel exciting, and soon I realized that Economics wasn’t just about graphs and formulas—it was about understanding the world around me. Here’s how I discovered my passion for Economics.

We live in a time where being online is part of our everyday life, it’s how we talk, learn, play, and even believe things. As a teacher and a parent, I often think about what it really means to help children grow up in a world full of technology. It’s not just about teaching them how to use devices, it’s about helping them make smart choices while using them.