{"id":1575,"date":"2009-09-29T15:22:22","date_gmt":"2009-09-29T13:22:22","guid":{"rendered":"http:\/\/icbie.net\/blog\/?p=1575"},"modified":"2009-09-29T15:22:22","modified_gmt":"2009-09-29T13:22:22","slug":"icbie-training-for-the-tourist-industry","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/icbie.net.br\/pt\/icbie-training-for-the-tourist-industry\/","title":{"rendered":"ICBIE Training for the Tourist Industry"},"content":{"rendered":"

\"\u201cItalians\u201d<\/a><\/p>\n

New Tourist Guides Prepared by the ICBIE<\/strong><\/p>\n

On Saturday the 26th of September, Marlene and I worked with the kids in the second level Italian course (La\u00eds, Meg, Taiane, Taiene, Daniela), leading an interesting and special extra-curricular activity.<\/p>\n

The first part of the lesson took place inside the Institute: we simulated a lunch in an Italian restaurant and we talked about Italian cuisine and tasted some great rigatoni al rag\u00f9, introducing them to one of the most traditional Italian dishes.\u00a0 The girls brilliantly acted out the roles of the customers, the waitress and the cook, improvising the typical dialogues that would go on in a restaurant in Italy.<\/p>\n

Right after that, the group was joined by Romario, a promising new Italian student, and we took off on a guided tour of the ICBIE neighborhood on the Itapagipe peninsula.<\/p>\n

The girls were prepared to explain to us \u2014 in the role of tourists freshly arrived in Salvador\u2014 about the most interesting historic places in Ribeira, and naturally in the Italian language!\u00a0 It turned out to be an interesting cultural exchange and the girls showed their enthusiasm for this activity, also because for them it was a chance to learn some of the history of their own city, things that they had never studied or heard before.<\/p>\n

We have decided to repeat this activity at least once a month, visiting different areas, and not only the Itapagipe peninsula but the entire city of Salvador.\u00a0 Our intention is to create new opportunities for these girls, giving them a preparation as young tourist guides, who, besides collaborating with the ICBIE in its hospitality of tourists and Italian volunteers, will be able to exploit this talent outside of the ICBIE, as well.<\/p>\n

Marcella<\/p>\n

 <\/p>\n

\"Italian<\/a><\/p>\n

\"Ribeira<\/a>\"\u201cItalians\u201d<\/a><\/p>\n

S\u00e1bado 26 setembro e eu Marlene envolvemos as garotas do curso de 2\u00b0 n\u00edvel de italiano (La\u00eds, Meg, Taiane, Taiene, Daniela) numa atividade fora da sala de aula muito original e interessante.<\/p>\n

A primeira parte da aula foi realizada no Instituto: simulando um almo\u00e7o em um restaurante italiano, falamos sobre a cozinha italiana e apreciamos excelentes rigatoni al rag\u00f9 dando tamb\u00e9m a no\u00e7\u00e3o de algumas das mais tradicionais receitas da culin\u00e1ria italiana.<\/p>\n

As garotas t\u00eam desempenhado com sucesso os papeis de clientes, gar\u00e7onete e cozinheira imaginando os t\u00edpicos di\u00e1logos que ocorrem num restaurante na It\u00e1lia.<\/p>\n

Logo ap\u00f3s o almo\u00e7o, Rom\u00e1rio, um novo e promissor aluno de italiano, se adicinou ao grupo e sa\u00edmos para uma caminhada na \u00e1rea pr\u00f3xima ao ICBIE na pen\u00ednsula de Itapagipe. As garotas estavam preparadas para descrever os pontos hist\u00f3ricos e mais interessantes da Ribeira, para nos, que jogavamos o papel de turistas rec\u00e9m chegadas em Salvador; tudo isso, \u00e9 claro, falando em italiano!<\/p>\n

Foi um interessante interc\u00e2mbio cultural e as garotas se mostraram entusiasmadas com essa atividade porque tiveram a oportunidade de conhecer a hist\u00f3ria de alguns lugares da cidade, que elas nunca tinham estudado e conhecidos.<\/p>\n

Decidimos repetir essa atividade, pelo menos uma vez por m\u00eas, visitando diferentes lugares tur\u00edsticos, n\u00e3o s\u00f3 na pen\u00ednsula de Itapagipe, mas em toda a cidade de Salvador. A inten\u00e7\u00e3o \u00e9 criar mais oportunidades para as garotas, ajudando-as em se formar como guias tur\u00edsticos, que, al\u00e9m de colaborar com o ICBIE na recep\u00e7\u00e3o de turistas e volunt\u00e1rios italianos, poder\u00e3o tamb\u00e9m desfrutar essa oportunidade fora do ICBIE.<\/p>\n

Marcella<\/p>\n

\"Italian<\/a><\/p>\n

\"Ribeira<\/a>\"\u201cItalians\u201d<\/a><\/p>\n

Nuove guide turistiche crescono all’ICBIE<\/span><\/strong><\/p>\n

Sabato 26 settembre io e Marlene abbiamo coinvolto le ragazze del corso di II livello di italiano (La\u00eds, Meg, Taiane, Taiene, Daniela) in una attivit\u00e1 extra aula molto particolare ed interessante.<\/p>\n

La prima parte della lezione si \u00e9 svolta nell’Istituto: simulando un pranzo in un ristorante italiano abbiamo conversato a proposito di cucina italiana e gustato degli ottimi rigatoni al rag\u00fa facendo conoscere loro anche un p\u00f3 di ricette dei piatti italiani pi\u00fa tradizionali. Le ragazze hanno brillantemente recitato la parte delle clienti, della cameriera e del cuoco immaginando i dialoghi standard che si svolgono in un ristorante in Italia.
\nSubito dopo il pranzo al gruppo si \u00e9 aggiunto Romario, un nuovo promettente studente di italiano e siamo partite per un giro turistico nei dintorni dell’ICBIE sulla penisola di Itapagipe.
\nLe ragazze erano preparate a descrivere a noi – simulanti turiste appena arrivate a Salvador – i punti storici e piu interessanti di Ribeira, tutto questo naturalmente parlando in italiano! E’ stato un interessante intercambio culturale e le ragazze si sono dimostrate entusiaste di questa attivit\u00e1 anche perch\u00e9 per loro \u00e9 stata l’occasione per conoscere la storia di alcuni luoghi della propria citt\u00e1, che loro stesse non avevano mai studiato e conosciuto.
\nAbbiamo deciso di ripetere questa attivit\u00e1 almeno una volta al mese visitando diversi punti turistici non solo della penisola di Itapagipe ma dell’intera citt\u00e1 di Salvador. L’intenzione \u00e9 quella di creare delle ulteriori opportunit\u00e1 per queste ragazze contribuendo a formarle come giovani guide turistiche che oltre a collaborare con l’ICBIE nell’accoglienza di turisti e volontari italiani possano sfruttare questa ulteriore opportunit\u00e1 anche fuori dell’ICBIE.<\/p>\n

Marcella<\/p>\n

\"Italian<\/a><\/p>\n

\"Ribeira<\/a><\/p>\n

New Tourist Guides Prepared by the ICBIE<\/span><\/strong><\/p>\n

On Saturday the 26th of September, Marlene and I worked with the kids in the second level Italian course (La\u00eds, Meg, Taiane, Taiene, Daniela), leading an interesting and special extra-curricular activity.<\/p>\n

The first part of the lesson took place inside the Institute: we simulated a lunch in an Italian restaurant and we talked about Italian cuisine and tasted some great rigatoni al rag\u00f9, introducing them to one of the most traditional Italian dishes.\u00a0 The girls brilliantly acted out the roles of the customers, the waitress and the cook, improvising the typical dialogues that would go on in a restaurant in Italy.
\nRight after that, the group was joined by Romario, a promising new Italian student, and we took off on a guided tour of the ICBIE neighborhood on the Itapagipe peninsula.
\nThe girls were prepared to explain to us \u2014 in the role of tourists freshly arrived in Salvador\u2014 about the most interesting historic places in Ribeira, and naturally in the Italian language!\u00a0 It turned out to be an interesting cultural exchange and the girls showed their enthusiasm for this activity, also because for them it was a chance to learn some of the history of their own city, things that they had never studied or heard before.
\nWe have decided to repeat this activity at least once a month, visiting different areas, and not only the Itapagipe peninsula but the entire city of Salvador.\u00a0 Our intention is to create new opportunities for these girls, giving them a preparation as young tourist guides, who, besides collaborating with the ICBIE in its hospitality of tourists and Italian volunteers, will be able to exploit this talent outside of the ICBIE, as well.<\/p>\n

Marcella<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

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