Read4Succeed: Improving migrant, refugee and from deprived neighbourhood children reading skills through an Animal Assisted Reading program
Identification
- Project identification: Read4Succeed: Improving migrant, refugee and from deprived neighbourhood children reading skills through an Animal Assisted Reading program (2019-1-PT01-KA201-061410)
- Coordination: Iva Miranda Pires (CICS.NOVA)
- Researchers of CLUNL: Ana Madeira and Joana Batalha (LiFe – Formal and Experimental Linguistics research group)
- Duration: 2019 – 2022
- Funding entity: Agência Nacional Erasmus+
Description
“Read4Succeed is an international cooperation project developed by a consortium of 8 partners including universities, schools, non-profit associations and Reading Education Assistance Dogs (R.E.A.D.) teams from 5 European countries (Portugal, Spain, Netherlands, Italy and Czech Republic). It aims to help schools become more inclusive, i.e. to develop strategies to welcome all children in their communities and to have appropriate responses for different multicultural and multilingual contexts. European societies have become more diverse, mainly due to intra-European mobility and immigration flows from non-member countries, in particular from African countries. In schools, teachers face new challenges and are looking for appropriate strategies and responses to these new realities. Read4Succeed aims to assess the use of Animal Assisted Education to improve the reading skills of migrant, refugee and disadvantaged neighbourhood children between the ages of 7 and 10, who can already express themselves in the host country’s language but have reading difficulties identified by their teachers.
It is hoped that the project can show that holistic approaches, which combine formal and informal educational approaches, can be useful when solutions need to be found to complex situations, such as those experienced by children from the target groups.”
(Retrieved from CICS.NOVA)
Team
Iva Miranda Pires (Principal Investigator, CICS.NOVA)
Elsa Canelo (CICS.NOVA)
Ana Madeira (CLUNL)
Joana Batalha (CLUNL)
Participating entities
ACL – Associação Cães e Livros (Portugal)
Agrupamento de Escolas Cardoso Lopes (Portugal)
CITI – Centro de Investigação para Tecnologias Interativas (Portugal)
OPEN UNIVERSITEIT NEDERLAND (Holland)
Stichting A.A.I.Z.O.O. (Holland)
Asociación Perros y Letras – R.E.A.D. ESPAÑA (Spain)
Pomáháme psím srdcem, z.s. (Czech Republic)
InContrasti società cooperativa onlus a r.l. (Italy)
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