The Fondazione Mondo Digitale continues to promote the creation of school communities that work together.
Today, at 11:30 am, Ana Lain (School Innovation Manager) will participate in a videoconference with the Liceo Francesco Redi in Arezzo, where 120 students will participate with Caterina Romano, the Art History and Drawing teacher. Headmaster Anselmo Grotti manages the School.
The two-hour meeting will be dedicated to tools that can be used to strengthen the problem solving and stimulate the presentation of a project idea. Activities will be based on a range of interactive techniques: from the “Why Tree” and five reasons to analyse the roots of the issue to a development plan and efficient communication with the elevator pitch formula.
Over the next days, we will discover what the classes in Arezzo are preparing for the final challenge of Project Meet No Neet, the Discovering Talents Fair.
Project Meet no Neet, which is promoted as part of the Microsoft YouthSpark Programme, aims to prevent and contrast the NEET phenomenon starting at school. The programme is based on technological, social and entrepreneurial training to allow young men and women to access the working world more easily and acquire the skills that are necessary to live and work in the 21st century.
