She took part in the popular quiz show on Rai 1 for nine episodes
What happens when a trainer puts herself to the test in front of millions of viewers? This is the story of Sophia Rondinelli, a former student and now a trainer at the Fondazione Mondo Digitale, who took part in L'Eredità, the popular quiz show on Rai 1, distinguishing herself for nine consecutive episodes, always reaching the final stage of the game.
It wasn't just a television experience, but a real test bed for all those soft skills that Sophia helps to transmit in schools every day: mental alertness, stress management, critical thinking, self-confidence. ‘What better stage to test soft skills?’ she writes in a post on LinkedIn in which she tells the story of her adventure.
Her journey with the Fondazione Mondo Digitale began as a student in one of our training projects, where she discovered the value of digital education and youth empowerment. Year after year, she distinguished herself through her passion and commitment, until she became part of our team, contributing to the growth of many other students.
Five years ago, she had already participated in L'Eredità, when she was just eighteen. Today, more aware and determined, she returned to the same stage with a new outlook. And this time she shone. ‘Knowing a little bit about everything is still a strength,’ Sophia reflects, recalling how general knowledge, often neglected in a hyper-specialised world, can make all the difference.
Her experience is a powerful message for young people: dare, make mistakes, trust your instincts. And also a wonderful example of educational consistency, in which teachers continue to learn, challenging themselves inside and outside the classroom.
