Category: Book

  • The real problem today is…

    The real problem today is…

    Let’s be honest on this: now days we all face the same problem. If you walk into your class and it feels like all your students have ADHD…(no, that’s not statistically possible) If, while you’re speaking, your students turn around, talk to each other, move constantly and don’t seem to pay attention… If you feel…

  • The boy, the mole, the fox and the horse

    The boy, the mole, the fox and the horse

    What you can find in this book is not just a story, it is so much more.

  • The Messy Book

    Let’s be honest: even for us, as adults, the “tidy up time” is never a fun activity, so how can we pretend that it would be nice for our students and the little ones?

  • We finally made it!

    We finally made it!

    Last Saturday I finally did my first webinar and if you weren’t there, don’t worry! You can still partecipate and watch it.

  • Our last surprise for Breaking Down Walls

    Our last surprise for Breaking Down Walls

    I just wanted to tell you a bit about the live sessions that Pedro, Tiziana and I have run this week from Instagram and Facebook for Music Tree’s last project for teachers and facilitators: Breaking Down Walls.

  • We are almost there!

    We are almost there!

    Almost ready to start with our live sessions!

  • Breaking Down Walls – Part 2

    Breaking Down Walls – Part 2

    A series of four webinars to create a good environment for listening, self-awareness and cooperation through body music, psychology and Non-Violent Communication.

  • Along Came A Different

    Along Came A Different

    It is not easy at all to explain to a child what does it mean to be “different”.

  • “Imagine”, a book by Hervé Tullet

    “Imagine”, a book by Hervé Tullet

    What does it mean imagination for a kid with autism?

  • A new interview for me!

    A new interview for me!

    Beautiful things can happen also during the lock-down. We all know that this is a very stressful period, and it’s not easy to be alone, far from you country, your family and you friends. But I never give up, especially when I have friends that know how to feel the gap of the distance.