Project OpenSpace, for its dimension in terms of resources, time and subjects, includes not only project activities aiming to achieve important results in terms of increasing opportunities for adolescents, their parents and schools, but also modelling and policy proposal actions.
The Scientific Committee, which will meet today, and tomorrow’s project assembly, which will both be held in Bari, will address the issue of integrating educational policy and policy to contrast educational poverty with inclusive didactic activities oriented to the acquisition of life skills through 2 of the 3 project objectives: contrast school dropouts and strengthen the educational community.
The works of the committee will be attended by Alfonso Molina, Scientific Director of the Fondazione Mondo Digitale. Project manager Ilaria Graziano is also in Bari, where she also attended the Spaces for Active Participation in the Educaitonal Community.
AGENDA
November 12
2:00 – 6:00 pm | Scientific Committee
Fondazione Giovanni Paolo II, Via Marche 1
The Scientific Committee is composed of representatives of the partners implementing the activities.
Agenda
- Policies: Beyond Implementation
- Involvement of Parents and Governance
- Monitoring
8:00 pm| Social Dinner
November 13
9:00 – 10.30 am | School Visit to learn more about the project integration in schools.
11:00 am – 4:00 pm | Project Assembly
IISS Majorana, Via Salvatore Tramonte 2
The project assembly brings together the representatives of partner schools with parents and institutional representatives.
- Welcome and Introduction
- Presentation of Schools
- Presentation of Partners
- Q&A from Parents
- Communications
- Discussion of “Policies, Beyond Implementation” Documents
- Conclusions
Together with other partners we report on the various activities of Project OpenSpace – Active Spaces for Participation by the Educational Community on the Percorsiconibambini.it Blog, an area reserved for the network of projects selected by Con i Bambini as part of the Fund to contrast the educational poverty of minors.
