Nowadays, we get most of our information from the Internet and the media. Therefore, the ability to read and analyze the content received by media has become an essential skill in the 21st century.

In a study conducted by the Antonine University in partnership with the Ministry of Social Affairs, it was revealed that 81% of Lebanese children and youth use internet without any supervision, out of which 42% play violent video games inside schools and 33% outside schools. 97% of the children and youth have accounts on social media platforms and 73% are harassed by strangers that encourage them to deal with drugs, sexual harassment or violence. 81% were chased by violent extremists.  The influence of the media should never be underestimated. By mid-adolescence, teens have watched many thousands of hours of television, add to that figure the hours devoted to surfing the Internet, playing video games, watching videos and DVDs, etc. The promotion of violence through media and games leads to violence being rewarded where children learn that violence is an appropriate way to solve conflicts, which results in increased aggression and a long term change in behavior.