About Leticia Cossettini
Lived 1904 – 2004 (aged 100). Leticia Cossettini was an Argentine writer.
Leticia Cossettini (May 19, 1904 - December 11, 2004) was an Argentine teacher and pedagogue. She was a Konex Award laureate and was knighted in Italy.
Biography Leticia Cossettini was born in San Jorge, Santa Fe Province, on May 19, 1904. She was the daughter of Antonio Cossettini and Alpina Bodello, founders of schools in Gálvez. Her sister was Olga Cossettini.
Like her parents and her sister, she followed the career path of an educator. In 1921, she worked as a teacher in a normal school in Rafaela, where she distinguished herself by her sensitivity and her artistic expressions. Between 1935 and 1950, the Cossettini sisters developed a project called Escuela Serena, that they applied at the Experimental School Dr. Gabriel Carrasco in the Barrio Alberdi, city of Rosario. It transformed the traditional school into a more active one with learning experiences based on education criteria.
Selected publications 1947, Teatro de Niños
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Who was Leticia Cossettini?
Argentine educator, writer (1904-2004)
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Leticia Cossettini was born on 19 May 1904 in San Jorge.
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Leticia Cossettini died on 11 December 2004 in Rosario.
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Leticia Cossettini was a writer.
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Leticia Cossettini was Argentine.
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