RESEARCH AND PUBLICATION OF POSITIVE NEWS - communication workshop and teaching

An idea and a master first line for ….PACE

He speaks often of little WAR and PEACE We must reverse the trend; Peace is also built through the knowledge and dissemination of the many positive things done by humans… who are fighting for a better world.
In particular, is critical, Children and teens who are at the center of our projects and educational interests, have a positive and dynamic vision of life, which is built in small steps, searching for the positivity, and learn to build attitudes of peace.
Among other digital technologies and new languages, used cooperatively, They are a useful and creative tool to free energies and consciences. On several occasions, the Communication workshop and teaching It organized with children but also with adults, TG THE POSITIVE.
On this side of a primary school teacher of the MCE of Piacenza, Roberto Lovattini many years urges his students to seek positive news, and to publicize the school newspaper, first and then through the most common communication channels today as “i social media”. Of its activities have talked about TV and radio news. Roberto holds “… We can not hide the ugly, but we can stimulate them so that they find and promote the beauty. Hence the children every day looking for positive actions taken by the comrades in the class and the class then gradually you get to scan the whole world. Maybe that's why the project of the "hunt positive news" was published in the Corriere della Sera newspaper and supported by the Director who has expressed his intention to visit us in the classroom and then publicize the initiative. I hope that other teachers take an opportunity and an excuse to work with their children on the "positive news". It would be nice to collect the works of other classes.” Roberto Lovattini robertolova@alice.it

Here is some documentation.

–Ragazzi chased the positive news invitation of Maestro Roberto to her pupils

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Article Roberto Lovattini BBC 11 September 2018 Positive news