24 marzo 2020
On March 24, 2020, AGI (Agenzia Giornalistica Italia) mentions the S. Freud School in Milan for the important Resilience Project of which it has been a promoter in the difficult and tragic historical moment that we are all experiencing, related to the coronavirus emergency.
The School, in its "doing School without being in school," has implemented a "survival protocol" to ensure educational continuity and to provide human and psychological support to all of its 650 enrolled students (at the Computer Technology Technical, Economic Tourism Technical and Human Sciences High School Economic and Social Option addresses).
Following is the article.
AGI1429 3 CRO 0 R01 / Coronavirus: resilience project starts among schoolchildren in Milan (AGI) - Milan, March 24 -
Among schoolchildren they wanted to rename it resilience: the ability to cope positively with traumatic events.
Thus took shape the Resilience Project of the Sigmund Freud Institute in Milan - 650 high school students enrolled -which wanted to reorganize teaching activities for students and get them out of a crisis during the coronavirus emergency with young people having to cope with psychological implications that are not always immediately apparent.
"In this way," explained Director Daniele Nappo, "with the goal of preserving the task of 'community,' keeping the class alive, the sense of belonging, fighting the risk of loneliness and demotivation, 50 teachers, secretaries, management staff, computer technicians with the help of psychologists drew up a 'survival module' that produced, among other things, 1850 video lessons, 190 tests, 95 hours of counseling.
A way to keep the school open and hope alive among students.
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