Author: Asinitas

Asinitas multiplier event Literacy practices in community theater workshop December 1, 2022 – at Tullio De Mauro Library in Roma Asinitas, in collaboration with PAV and Teatro e Critica presents within Bibliotalk the final event of the European research project Erasmus+ Literacy Act. Basic literacy for adult migrants through community theatre aimed at experimenting with […]

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O5 – Evaluation Guidelines Assessment tools for linguistic, social and cultural skills acquired through theatre practice Evaluation and assessment are a fundamental stage of instruction in terms of goal achievement and skills development. This is based on the context and content (i.e. language level, social status, ethnic background, etc.) of each organiSation’s learning group. Therefore, […]

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O1 – Desk Research A collection of theatre practices aimed at adult migrants’ literacy and social inclusion from five European countries The aim of this research is to collect good practices employing theatre as a pedagogical tool and as a means of civic and social education for the acquisition of basic skills in disadvantaged educational […]

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Toolkit A compendium of exercises and activities to promote language learning and cultural inclusion through theatre. This Toolkit  is a simple and user-friendly “toolbox”, in which ideas, materials, suggestions can be found and used in a class, or even an L2 course, a theatre workshop, as a pathway for inclusion, integration or language learning. It […]

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LiteracyAct HANDBOOK Training people to form communities, a handbook for social workers/teachers/artists willing to improve social/cultural literacy through theatre practices. The Handbook stems from the questions raised by LiteracyAct Desk Research, a survey of theatre practices in different European contexts targeting the education or social inclusion of adults or youth. Drawing on the methodological insights […]

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VIDEO TUTORIALS A playlist of videos to supplement the sharing experience and to facilitate reproducibility of LiteracyAct activities Medeber Teatro 1) Oral production of Phonemesby MEDEBER TEATRO – Workshop leader Francesco Moraca The specific objective of the proposed activity is to help each participant work on several levels simultaneously: Breathing, Articulation, Intonation and Pronunciation, as […]

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Looking and being looked at. The festival in images Visions and experiences of a cultural, mestizo, temporary community.  Clicca qui per l’articolo sul blog del festival Attraversamenti Multipli Video story by Zakaria Mohamed Ali with Aurora Leone, Barbara Berardi, Julio Ricardo Fernandez, Mahamadou Kara Traore, Matteo Polimanti, Zara Kian. Photos by Carolina Farina and Umberto […]

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Overlooking Largo Spartaco. Overview and visions of a square The last Saturday of the festival seen from a balcony of the Boomerang and from the square, a glance at Collettivo Cinetico’s and Salvo Lombardo|Chiasma’s performances. Clicca qui per l’articolo in italiano sul blog del festival Attraversamenti Multipli by Aurora Leone, Luca Lòtano, Jack Spittle, Mahamadou […]

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Reflecting the words of Militant A. The community rediscovering itself A voice from the audience from La parola è la mia arma by Militant A and Alessandro Pieravanti. Contribution by Lapo Vannini, spectator Clicca qui per l’articolo in italiano sul blog del festival Attraversamenti Multipli by Lapo Vannini, Luca Lòtano English translation by Velia Cimino In […]

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LITERACY ACT IN BRUXELLES Transnational meeting in Bruxelles. A video story On the 9th and 10th of December we joined our partners of Literacy Act in Brussels Belgium for our transnational meeting. Literacy Act is a European project that promotes language learning for migrants through theatre techniques. This project has six partners from five different […]

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