My students know very well that this is a rhetorical question and now I am so used to nod already "There goes" , well aware that the will of sicuuuuuuuuuuuuro ;-)
tell you a little ' better.
The boys had read during the holidays, different readings on the unresolved conflicts in much of the world : some always in the spotlight (Middle East), others sadly and shamefully forgotten.
We talked a lot in class, as has become our habit, comparing, arguing, discussing hard sometimes ...
And how do you want me then, to see all this interest, the same quiet?!
is there that takes the famous rhetorical question:
"Would you like to investigate?".
And I must say that, at least from the outside, the faces were happy and bright eyes :-)
They divided into groups according to the interest stimulated by reading rather than another ...
And so here is some of these works ...
What can I say? Bravo Bravo Bravo!
Long live curiosity and desire to learn and share!
Vualà!
Conflict in Rwanda: Mary, Robert, Valerio (from the pages of a diary of Rwandan teenagers)
Rwanda: History of the conflict
Marinela A video on women's issues, from poetry "I will never return in my footsteps" of Meena, Afghan poet :
Marinela A video on women's issues, from poetry "I will never return in my footsteps" of Meena, Afghan poet :
An overview of the conflict between Israel and Palestine, Elisa, Enrica, and Letizia Lucia
to you Arringovisitatori a
"Good reading and good listening"
