KA 201 STRATEGIC PARTNERSHIPS FOR SCHOOL EDUCATION

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KA 201 STRATEGIC PARTNERSHIPS FOR SCHOOL EDUCATION CODICE: 2017-1-IT02-KA201-036763 University of Naples “Parthenope” 21 Ottobre 2019 Aula Magna, via Acton 38, Naples, Italy Relational and emotional competences at school (R.E.C) ERASMUS+ KA2 – COOPERATION FOR INNOVATION AND THE EXCHANGE OF GOOD PRACTICES KA 201 STRATEGIC PARTNERSHIPS FOR SCHOOL EDUCATION 14:30 Opening Conference Alberto Carotenuto • Rector of University of Naples “Parthenope” Andrea Soricelli • Head of Department of Physical Education and Wellness of University of Naples “Parthenope” Lucia Fortini• Assessor for Education, Youth Policies and Social Policies of the Campania Region 15:00 Lectio magistralis “Open mind. The relational thinking of feelings in educational work at school” Paolo Orefice • Professor Emeritus of Education - UNESCO Transdisciplinary Chair on Human Development and Culture of the University of Florence 15:30 Partners speech Luigi Baldascini, Angela Montieri • I.P.R. Institute of Relational Psychotherapy in Naples Vesela Todorova • Regional Department of Education – Pazardzhik (Bulgaria) Frode Jøsang • Lenden school and resource centre (Norway) Amalia Diaconu • County Centre for Resources and Educational (Romania) Andreja Istenič Starčič • University of Ljubljana (Slovenia) Antonia Cunti, Alessandra Priore • University of Naples “Parthenope” 17:00 Head Teachers’ and Teachers’ testimonies about R.E.C. 18:00 Debate and Conclusions Scientific Committee: Luigi Baldascini, Antonia Cunti, Alessandra Priore, Andrea Soricelli Organizing Secretary: Carmela Belgianni • 3271577124 • carmelabelgianni@live.it