Narrative Horizons

Who is a feminist and why should we all be feminists?A powerful quote by Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie was the input given to our students.Thank you to the students for their work.Quote from "We should all be feminists" by Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie.Music by Dmitrii Spis, Dmitrii Kolesnikov, Paolo Argento from Pixabay.

Can a language teacher truly change the world, or should they simply stick to grammar?Today we explore the ethical core of our profession through the words of Alan Maley and his poem, "Teacher." In this episode, we challenge the notion of the educator as a mere technician of "articles and particles".Are we teaching a subject, or are we teaching people?Join us for this brief but vital reflection on the future of education.Poem read by "Le dame che resistono", "The Swedens", "GG" and "Les coquettes", students of the Master Degree course of Foreign Languages and Literatures for Teaching and Cultural Professions, Course "Literature, Arts and Media" - prof. Lucia Esposito. Thank you to Alan Maley for his poem.Thank you for the music to: Hai Diep, Viacheslav Starostin, Mykola Sosin, shivranjan sharma  from Pixabay.

"Narrative Horizons" is a format created to share the idea that literature and storytelling can bring positive changes in the future of education.Protagonists are the students of the Master Degree course of Foreign Languages and Literatures for Teaching and Cultural Professions, Course "Literature, Arts and Media" - prof. Lucia Esposito.Every Wednesday a new episode will wait for you!Educational supervisors and format creators: Francesca Deporzi - English language and literature teacher and Teacher Trainer at Roma Tre University - and Lucia Esposito - Associate Professor of English Literature at Roma Tre University.