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Children Break Easily - I Bambini Si Rompono Facilmente
On Thursday, October 16, 2025, the "Children Break Easily 2025" project, a series conceived by the Welfare and Educational Services Department of the Municipality of Gorizia, will kick off with its second seasonal conference, dedicated to a central theme for the growth of young children: conflict.
Conflicts aren't a problem to be avoided, but a precious opportunity for growth. For children, learning to argue effectively means becoming more independent, more open to others' perspectives, and more capable of facing life with serenity and confidence.
With the "Arguing Well" method, developed by Daniele Novara , educationalist and director of the Psychopedagogical Center for Education and Conflict Management, arguments stop being obstacles and transform into educational resources. This process helps children, teachers, and parents manage emotions, without drama or barriers, but with concrete tools and a positive approach.
Speaker: Daniele Novara, author of numerous books including "Arguing Is Good," "It's Not the Children's Fault," and "Children Are Always Last."
The conference “Arguing to grow. Teaching children and students to manage emotions and conflicts to raise them more confident and happy” is aimed at educators, nursery, preschool and primary school teachers, parents and anyone interested in educational issues.
A meeting to discover how conflict, if understood and managed, can become a great ally in children's development.
HERE ARE ALL THE DETAILS TO PARTICIPATE
Thursday, October 16, 2025 | 5:00 PM
Conference: "Arguing to Grow: Teaching Children and Students to Manage Emotions and Conflicts to Raise Their Self-Confidence and Happiness"
With Daniele Novara
GORIZIA | Auditorium of Friulian Culture
Admission by reservation at https://www.estoria.it/prenotazioni/litigare-per-crescere/
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