Let's Start Mediating
Welcome to the operational guide for the first phase of the Medialingua Project. The primary goal of this stage is to test established mediation activities to identify those most effective for both teachers and students.
If you haven't already, please watch the explanatory video(s) regarding the methodology to be piloted:
Webinar in English: Watch on YouTube
Webinar in French: Watch on YouTube
Additional Context: 1st Project Webinar - Nov 26th, 2025
Identify activities for levels A2, B1, or B2 related to your subject and target language. Focus on three areas of mediation:
| Mediation Type | Description |
| Mediating a Text | Relaying specific information, processing data, or translating/summarizing. |
| Mediating a Concept | Facilitating collaborative interaction or managing conceptual talk. |
| Mediating Communication | Facilitating pluricultural space or acting as an intermediary in informal situations. |
Resources for Materials:
Official Portals: Materials Section | Useful Links
Textbooks: Consult the standard textbooks used in your curriculum.
Peer Support: Reach out to colleagues already involved in the pilot: Prof. Stefania Manca, Prof. Valentina Scarpa, or Prof. Graziano Dellavalle.
To ensure a diverse selection and avoid duplication, please upload the files of the activities you intend to pilot to the shared folder:
Conduct the selected activities (adapted if necessary) with your classes or selected groups.
Objective: Implement one 60-minute Lesson Plan.
Structure: A maximum of 7 activities, which can be:
Short: 5โ10 minutes.
Long: 15โ20 minutes.
Student Feedback: If possible, collect student feedback on the Lesson Plan (e.g., using a Google Form).
Phase 2 will involve the production of original mediation activities based on the results of this pilot.
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