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Learn by playing

Aim of the activity	Bringing students closer to reading and understanding the text through a playful and inclusive approach.
Transversal Learning objectives	Stimulate interest and motivation;...

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Material Type:: Workshop and Training Material
Date Added to MERLOT:: September 9, 2023
Date Modified in MERLOT:: September 9, 2023
Authors:: Francesco Rossi, "Rocca-Bovio-Palumbo" Secondary School, Trani, Italy
Santa Anita Papagni, "Rocca-Bovio-Palumbo" Secondary School, Trani, Italy
Nunzia Cassanelli, "Rocca-Bovio-Palumbo" Secondary School, Trani, Italy
Caterina Alessandra Porcelli, "Rocca-Bovio-Palumbo" Secondary School, Trani, Italy
Submitter:: Nikolina Nikolova
Primary Audience:: Middle School
Technical Format:: Website

Mobile Compatibility:: Not specified at this time
Languages:: Italian, English
Cost Involved:: No
Source Code Available:: Yes
Creative Commons:: This work is licensed under a Attribution-NonCommercial 4.0 International

Aim of the activity	Bringing students closer to reading and understanding the text through a playful and inclusive approach.
Transversal Learning objectives	Stimulate interest and motivation; Improve attention span and concentration; Develop sociability and collaboration; Overcoming the emotional impasse by enhancing self-esteem; Strengthen compliance with the rules within a work group.
Disciplinary or interdisciplinary learning objectives	Develop active listening skills; Understand texts through reading; Make personal and original contributions through debate; Formulate hypotheses and make shared decisions; Produce written texts using an adequate vocabulary.
Evaluation criteria and methods	Criteria Respect for roles and times in carrying out group activities; Personal and original contribution to group activity; Methods Observation grids Evaluation rubric
Context	Experimentation of innovative and inclusive teaching techniques within the PLEIADE project