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**1st session - february 26th, 2016 - Morning 8:30-13:00**
8:30	*Registration*
8:45	*Opening remarks*	*Alessandra Cenerini,* President ADi
8:45	Distinguished guest	Stefano Versari, Director USR Emilia Romagna
NEW FRONTIERS IN LEARNING Chaired by Annamaria Poggi
9:10	*Introducing the session*	*Annamaria Poggi,* Chair of Fondazione per la Scuola
9:20	Gamification. A fad or a paradigm shift?	Norberto Bottani, Education Policy Analyst
9:35	The Octalysis Gamification framework: insights into the future of education	Joris Beerda, Managing Director of Octalysis Group
10:05	*Discussion*
10:15	A new challenging learning model: Quest to learn	Two Italian presenters
10:25	Chicago. The pioneering school Quest to learn. A unique game-like learning experience	*Nancy Nassr,* Associate Director of Chicago Quest to Learn
10:55	*Discussion*
11:05	*Coffee Break*
11:20	Connecting school to work: a European project on ECVET	Two Italian presenters
11:30	England- Rye Studio School: a creative school inspired by the Renaissance studios	Jo Townshend, Principal of Rye Studio School
12:00	*Discussion and Conclusion of session 1*

**2nd Session – february 26 th - afternoon 14:30 - 18:30**
THE PLEASURE OF LEARNING Chaired by Giovanni Biondi
14:30	Introducing the session	Giovanni Biondi, Chair of INDIRE
14:40	Should students be taught politics at school? Yes they should	Alessandro Cavalli, Professor of sociology , University of Pavia
15:10	Make learning a pleasure not a burden!	*Two Italian presenters*
15:20	France- Collège Clisthène, an innovative teenager-friendly school	Anne Hiribarren, teacher at Collège Clisthène
15:50	*Discussion*
16:00	Reading: duty or pleasure? That is the question	Two Italian presenters
16:10	Jordan. The fantastic project We love reading. The magic of reading aloud	*Rana Dajani,* Associate Professor at the Hashemite University, founder of “ We Love Reading”
16:40	*Discussion*
16:50	*Coffee Break*
17:00	School libraries in Italy: buried in the dust	*Two Italian presenters*
17:10	Beautiful school libraries from around the world	Giorgio Ponti, architect, author of “La scuola intelligente”
17:30	*Discussion and Conclusion of session 2*

**3rd Session – february 27th - morning 8:30 - 13:00**
LEADERSHIP AND SCHOOL ORGANIZATION Chaired by Mario Giacomo Dutto
8:45	*Introducing the session*	*Mario Giacomo Dutto,* Chair of IPRASE, Trento
9:00	The uncertain identity of Italian School Principals	*Two Italian presenters*
9:10	Educational Leadership and the learning school: an international perspective.	*Michael Schratz,* Professor of Education at the University of Innsbruck.
9:40	The odd Italian triangle: principal, teacher, janitor	Rosario Drago, former school Inspector
9:50	*Discussion*
10:00	Breaking down the barriers between school and university: the case of UCL Academy	*Two Italian presenters*
10:10	England. UCL Academy: what makes an innovative school	Geraldine Davies, Principal of UCL Academy
10:40	*Discussion*
10:50	*Coffee Break*
11:10	The Role of Public-Private Partnerships in Driving School Innovation	*Two Italian presenters*
11:20	Sweden. Kunskapsskolan and the KED program	Fredrik Lindgren, President and Ceo at Kunskapsskolan
11:50	*Discussion and Conclusion of the Meeting at 13:00*

An invitation has been extended to the Education Secretary Stefania Giannini