ILLUSTRATIVE REPORT - January 2023 - ITALY
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- The document reports on an activity funded by the European Commission to promote inclusive music education among students. - The goals of the activity are to enhance students' creative abilities, language skills, logic and listening through musical practices like singing together. - Students from multiple schools came together to sing songs promoting harmony and shared humanity. They discussed how music can foster social inclusion and connection. - The activity report also describes how students visited a cinema to see a film about Anne Frank, then made portraits of her to promote values of respect, solidarity and fighting for freedom.
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