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Get ready for 2024 european elections!

di  Silvia Chini, Leonard O’Shea

The countdown to the European elections has begun. Elections for the European Parliament take place 6-9 June 2024. In every EU country candidates will stand for one of the 720 seats up for grabs in the Parliament in Brussels, each country has a fixed number of seats available depending on the size of the population […]

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Nina Simone and the civil rights movement

di  Silvia Chini, Leonard O’Shea

The 91st anniversary of the birth of “The High Priestess of Soul” Nina Simone is a great occasion to consider her role as an activist and civil rights in history. Nina Simone participated in the American Society of African Culture conference in 1961 along with other intellectuals such as Langston Hughes and James Baldwin. This […]

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Health and wellbeing

Viaggio intorno all'opera

con  Franco Monteverdi

Eventi Martedì 19 Marzo ore 16:00

World War II in literature

Le Lingue Live

con  Silvia Chini

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Speciale: Holocaust Memorial Day

di  Silvia Chini, Leonard O’Shea

The poet W. S. Merwin once said “What you remember saves you”. The Holocaust Memorial Day helps us to remember what happened and to celebrate those who spent their lives for people in need. GREAT SPEECH (Level B2.2) – Gideon Hauser “In the name of 6 million accusers” Download a lesson from our “Great Inspiration” […]

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Obiettivo Maturità

di  Silvia Chini, Anna Pulici, Leonard O’Shea

Mancano una manciata di mesi all’inizio della maturità. Per questo motivo oggi vi presentiamo una lista di possibili collegamenti tra alcune opere letterarie e gli obiettivi dell’agenda 2030. Sia che abbiate già affrontato l’opera sia che la dobbiate ancora spiegare in classe, qui di seguito troverete utili spunti da condividere e percorrere con i vostri […]

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A glimpse of hope in WWI – Christmas truce

di  Silvia Chini, Leonard O’Shea

Christmas Eve 1914 – It all started with German soldiers singing, shouting Christmas Greetings and putting up Christmas decorations. The British and German trenches were so close that soldiers could see and hear each other. Therefore in some places soldiers had agreed not to fight. That is what we now call the Christmas Truce, an […]

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