Teaching Workshop

The aim of the workshop is to provide students with a set of tools (methodological, critical) through which to use, in a specific professional field, the skills and knowledge acquired over the course of their studies. In particular, students will be taught how to process some distributed written texts (historical guides).

By the end of the workshop the student will have acquired the fundamental skills to be able to lay out a short historical guide - a text addressed by its very nature to a wide audience of users - which is not necessarily specialized, yet characterized by high quality and scientific rigor. The student will be able to orient himself in the selection and reworking of the information (bibliographic and historiographic) provided by the scientific literature and will then be able to write a text with those characteristics necessary for its use by a wide audience (brevity, clarity, appropriate language properties).
These skills will be acquired through a direct and ongoing meeting with the instructor in the classroom, which will take place through the reading and selection of the bibliographical material inherent in the territory being analyzed (the Franciacorta). Individual work will also be of great importance, as students, individually or in small groups, will be called upon periodically to draw up short written texts to be discussed collectively within the classroom.
Students unable to attend will be able to make use of the educational tools provided by the instructor on Ariel, investigate special readings proposed by the instructor to strengthen their knowledge, and of course contact the instructor both by email and during the office hours.