From furniture to food products, the experiences of the school in the Province of Potenza help the children to delve into professions that mold tradition and innovation.
During the training workshop for Nonni SUD Internet Project Coordinators, Cecilia Stajano heard what various teachers had to say. What emerges is a picture of a living school that pays attention to local needs and can innovate following the cycles of nature.
Aurelia Restaino, Director of the Malvaccaro centre of IPAA Fortunato in Potenza, describes the “Wi-fi Stable” project created by a student to help his grandfather produce milk and cheese.
Deputy Headmaster Domenico Gravante, IPAA Fortunato in Potenza, Malvaccaro centre, describes the enthusiasm of the students for volunteer activities.
Cosimo Saccinto, from the Lagopesole centre, explains how the students learn to support their family businesses, nearly all of which are in the food sector.
Carmela Frammartino, Mathematics teacher, emphasizes the need for a practical didactic approach through learning by doing.
Engineer Angelo Daraio, also a Mathematics teacher, presents the Liceo artistico in Potenza, the school that hosted the workshop..
