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CulturAAlimentazione and Silos Projects: Fostering Healthy Food Culture at School

This analysis-based project aims to promote a healthy food culture at school by integrating it with typical scholastic subjects. Using Gardner's Multiple Intelligence Theory, students engage in various activities such as songs, interactive readings, and performances. The project bridges weaker areas by focusing on students' strengths and utilizing their concrete experiences related to food culture. Examples include mountain hikes for bodily-chinaesthetic education, fraction and motor-scooter speed for math, and Verismo literature for Italian literature. The project also incorporates multiple intelligences such as linguistic, existential, intrapersonal, logical-mathematical, spatial, and bodily-kinaesthetic intelligence. With problem-based learning and a focus on student participation, the project encourages active engagement and fosters a positive food culture.

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CulturAAlimentazione and Silos Projects: Fostering Healthy Food Culture at School

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  1. CulturAAlimentazione and Silos projects by Laboratorio delle Idee analysisbased on Gardner’s Multiple Intelligence Theory Valentina Corinaldi Dottoranda di Ricercain Human Sciences

  2. CulturAAlimentazione and Silos projects • Subject: promoting a healthy culture about food at school. • Methodology: interaction and integration of the subject with typical scholastic contents Primary School Target Secondary School

  3. Link to Multiple Intelligence Theory Several teaching-learning tools : Songs, fairy tale, interactivereadings, performances Knowledge access through several students skills Engaging and motivating students using their strengths

  4. Bridgingstrategy • Improving the weaker areas by using the learner’s concrete experiences linked to food culture. • Examples from Silos project: Bodily-chinaesthetic education: mountain hikes and security Math: Fraction and motor-scooter speed. Italian literature: Verismo and on the job injury.

  5. Analysis of the projectthrough Mi Theory CulturAAlimentazione Type of intelligence Linguistic Intelligence Use of direct speech and identification of written signs Existential Intelligence Existential Intelligence Identification of values and good/bad models Intrapersonal Intelligence (phisycal and psychologicalfeatures of characterssupporting positive identificationprocess.) • Govut friends Tale • Use of fictionalcharacters with actualperception(senses)

  6. Analysis of the projectthrough Mi Theory CulturAAlimentazione Type of intelligence Logical-Mathematical Intelligence Wateringseeds can teach cause and effectrelationshipbetweenevents • Scheda/gioco Le frasi scombinate: Children must sorting a list of sentencesaboutprehistoricfarming and livestockintochronologicalorder.

  7. Analysis of the projectthrough Mi Theory CulturAAlimentazione Spatial Intelligence Spatial problem solving and geographical spaces Logical-Mathematical Intelligence • Memory card game: players have to memorize the locations of cards set out in a grid, with the goal of pairing together cards with the same image. Every card is related to a phase of farming.

  8. Analysis of the projectthrough Mi Theory CulturAAlimentazione Type of intelligence Intrapersonal intelligence Thinking on ownlifestyle. Bodily awareness Bodily-Kinaesthetic Intelligence use of body to perform • Scheda/gioco: La sedentareitànallapreistoria.La ruota del movimento fisico children must share a wheel with different slices, each of which represents atime during the day dedicated to specific activities.

  9. Mi Theory and ProblemBased Learning • Focus on situated and concrete problemsolving. • The importance of student’snaivetheories • Group as a creative laboratory. • Motivation and activeparticipation. SharedIssues

  10. Bibliography • NicoliniP. (a cura di), Intelligenze in azione: osservare il bambino nella scuola dell’infanzia, Bergamo, Junior 2000 • Crescenzi M., CulturAAlimentazioneproject: a didactic kit for nutrioneducationas a means of promotinghealth, Tesi Sperimentale per il Corso di Laurea Magistrale in BiologicalSciences, Università degli Studi di Camerino, AA 2012-2013. • Kit Progetto CulturAAlimentazione, Laboratorio delle Idee srl • Kit Progetto Silos, Laboratorio delle Idee srl, Anmil, Inail. Sitography: • www.labidee.com • www.progettosilos.it

  11. Thankyou for yourattention! Anyquestions?

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