Becoming A Secondary School Teacher In Italy
Some call the teaching profession ‘a mission’. Given the uncertainty and Italy’s constantly changing recruitment rules, it truly is that.
DAD Doesn’t Always Know Best: The Struggle To Save Italian Schools
Distance learning seemed like a silver lining in the COVID-19 pandemic, but the consquences of isolation and uncertaintly are profound.
Music Moment: 44 Cats
How a song about cats captured the hearts of millions of Italians and became a classic.
Why Italian Students Choose Universities Abroad
If universities in Italy want to continue to attract Italian students, they need to make sure that they are stepping up to the plate and meeting demand.
One Region, Two Outcomes: The Failure Of Bolzano’s COVID-19 Strategy
The dramatic epidemiological situation in the autonomous province has revealed how trust and cooperation with the central government is important.
How To Truly Reform The Italian School System
Dated teaching methods and de facto barriers to entry are holding everyone back.
To Be A South Tyrolean: A Never-Ending Search For Identity
There are some places, like South Tyrol, where the politically and socially constructed concept of a national identity do not match with how the people feel and are perceived by others.
About The Digitalization Of Italy’s School System
It could be argued that the digitalization of Italy's schools during the pandemic was certainly needed. But what about its implications?