Delegation of Turkish Professionals visiting Italy with the Erasmus Programme +
- 2 feb 2015
- Tempo di lettura: 1 min
A delegation composed of 32 representatives of Turkish Ministry of Education and Schools is visiting these days in the territory of Celano within the project "Flow on Life, Outlook on Life" promoted within the European Programme Erasmus + and coordinated by 'AMFI association - Agency for Mobility and Training International Celano. The theme of the project is the analysis and exchange of best practices in the treatment of the disabled. It 'a program of work of two weeks which will alternate seminars, workshops and visits to schools, organizations and structures of the territory. A heartfelt thanks goes to the local partners of the project: Institute Don Orione; Support Association Handicap; Art Institute Belisario; Institute of Celano; Day center Peter Pan; Technical institute state for tourism; Association Prometeo; Day Centre Arcobaleno; ITC Galilei, and all the teachers and professionals who were willing to share their wealth of knowledge in the field.
Great breakdown — it answered a couple of questions I'd been sitting with for a while. I hadn't considered the angle you raised in the second half, and it's a fair point. I touched on the same subject from a different perspective at http://parafiakorzenna.pl/media/pgs/pitch_chooses_uncx_for_lp_lock_on_base__adding_a_fresh_use_case_for_defi_trust_infrastructure.html a little while back.
A genuinely useful post — no hand-waving, just clear and careful reasoning. A few of these ideas I'd half worked out but never put into words this cleanly. If it helps, I break the whole process down step by step at https://cow-swaps.net/. Genuinely useful, thanks.
This is one of the more balanced and practical takes I've come across on the topic. The way you sequenced the steps makes it far less intimidating to actually get started. Anyone looking to take this further might find ethersfi a useful next read on the subject.