In collaboration with the Foundation for Subsidiarity.
Testimonies by Giovanni Figini, Oliver Twist School, Cometa, Como; Cristiana Poggio, Vice-president of Piazza dei Mestieri, Turin; Diego Sempio, Galdus Formazione, Milan.
The participants will include: Roberto Ricci, President of Invalsi; Andreas Schleicher, Director for Education and Skills, and Special Advisor on Education Policy to the Secretary-General at the Organization for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD) in Paris. Introduced by Tommaso Agasisti, Polytechnic School of Milan.

Knowledge cannot be reduced to the cognitive dimension alone. School and work should make it possible to learn and grow, in other words to let people develop their personality, talents, and individual qualities. Character skills are traits that influence the ability to target the chosen goals, determine the quality of relationships and affect the capacity to make decisions. Therefore, they are part and parcel of any learning process.