FONDAZIONE WINS - Key Persons
Hello, I'm Arianna, and I'm 25 years old. I come from Brescia, a small city near Milan. I like my city but six years ago I decided to move to Turin to puruse a degree in Educational Science. I continued my studies, and now I'm a Pedagogical Science student. I've been interested in the world of education since I was a child becouse i Belice that education is is the most powerful tool we have to create a better world. I love childreen beacause they have a unique perspective on the world around them, and they can discover something special in the little things that can change the way you see everything around you.
This is my first year at WINS, and I'm very excited to embark on this new experience to improve myself and learn something new. I Belive that every Moment spent with children is a valuable opportunity that not only benefits them but also helps you grow as an individual and contributes positively to the world.
I am Ashley, an Italian-American human behavior enthusiast! I recently moved to Turin to pursue my career in Clinical Psychology. I have become fond of developmental psychology while tutoring children and young adults during my university years.
Diversity and multicultural settings are a cornerstone of WINS, and I am proud to be a part of it because it feels like home to me. I am fluent in English, Italian, and Spanish and have had the opportunity to work with diverse student population both in Italy and in New York, where I partially grew up. While diversity brings many benefits, it can also present unique challenges for students as well as living far away from home. Therefore, I am dedicated to assisting students during their experience at the Boarding House by providing guidance and fostering a positive and inclusive environment.
My name is Daniela and I am the librarian at World International School of Torino. I've always loved books, libraries and bookstores. My work as a librarian started in the Netherlands where I lived for ten years and worked as a volunteer for a few years in the International School of Hilversum. Then the last few years my volunteering turned into a part time job. I'm very excited that the libraries in the school are growing fast. The students in the PYP and EY are always very happy to come in the library to read and borrow our books. Some of them sometimes choose to come in the library during recess time "to work" as a librarian, and help tiding up the shelves.