Alberto Manzi Convinced Italians That “It’s Never Too Late” To Learn

Cool Weird Awesome with Brady Carlson
03/11/2023 3 min Temporada 5 Episodio 1123

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Today in 1924, the birthday of Alberto Manzi, who taught millions of Italian adults to read and write through a TV show. Plus: starting today in North Carolina, it’s the Cape Fear Kite Festival.
Interdisciplinary Collaboration Shows It’s Never Too Late (Dartmouth)
Alberto Manzi, a pioneer of distance education (L'Italo Americano)
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