Ogni anno, in gennaio, uno studente del Massachusetts Institute of Technology di Cambridge MA (Boston) affianca i docenti di una disciplina STEM e i docenti di Inglese, approfondendo in Inglese argomenti scientifici.
Per maggiori informazioni, visitate la pagina specifica del nostro sito: Global Teaching Labs 2018/19.
La scelta della disciplina scientifica dell'anno in corso (18/19) è stata Chimica
in considerazione del centocinquantenario della Tavola periodica, del centenario della Unione Internazionale di Chimica Pura e Applicata (IUPAC) e della candidatura del Torriani a celebrare il ruolo delle donne nella Chimica tramite l'adesione all'evento internazionale "Global Women's Breakfast", che avrà luogo il 12 Febbraio 2019.
Referente: prof. Michele Torresani.
Ecco alcuni commenti degli studenti della 4° e 5° B INFO al termine di passate esperienze:
- "... he explained to us what he's studying, which subjects he likes and which not... we were always divided in teams and we had to create a debate about given topics..." (Luca Sereni)
- "... I've realized he's got great skills and wants to work much harder than us..." (Daniele Saliola)
- "... I think it's meaningful to learn about how to deal with a debate..." (Eric Lazzaroni)
- "... I still have to learn a lot about English... I must try to improve..." (Yassin Fadlane)
- " ... I'd like to attend again this kind of meetings... who knows, maybe, one day, I'll go to the USA to visit the MIT..." (Emanuel Cobzaru)
- "... we spoke about coding language... he also told us about a project he created last year: a very simple table-tennis with one ball and two bars..." (Mattia Ludi Busato)"
- " ... it was really engaging to deal with a topic and trying to convince that things may be different in two minutes!!" (Alexander Savic)
- "... he's a student like us... he's really smart at talking with students...." (Roberto Invitto)
- "... we dealt with topics such as animal experimentation, violent video-games, uniforms at school... " (Michele Romano)
- "... he taught us to debate ... in a very short time... such an interesting experience!" (Nicolò Nolli)
