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STUDENT INFORMATION

Name of the student:
Elisa Agosto
Country:
Italy
Sport:
Dancing


SCHOOL INFORMATION

Name of the School:
Istituto di Istruzione Superiore Barletti
School Typology:
Technical - Liceo
Address:
Via Pastorino, 12 - Ovada
Tel:
014386350
Fax:
0143835061
Web site:
www.barlettiovada.it
E-mail:


CASE STUDY

The Context:
I started “dance” at 4 years . I have always been supported by my parents and my teachers. Even sports clubs have always supported me in my sports experiences.
I think that sport makes better relationships.
I believe that sport structures in my school are too old and not very spacious to accommodate all the students of the Institute.
Balancing Sport and Education:
I train about 6 hours a week and I study about 4 hours a day.
My sport has allowed me to achieve many successes and satisfactions.
I participated at the “ Italian Championships” and I won the Regional competition.
I don’t think that in Italy there is the right and equivalent space for all sports if not primarily for football.
I think that is possible a good organization between study and sport using the time available both at home and at school.
I think that the Italian school could do more activities during the morning lessons and leave more free time at home and also less homework.
Future Perspectives:
I would like to continue in competitive dance and continue attending a course in the study of ophthalmology .


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