This
contribution aims to illustrate the contents of a learning module titled “The
Italian language in the changing school”, as part of a PON project in a primary
school, which involved disciplines such as Italian and Geography and which had
as its main objective the reduction of scholastic failure in situations of
educational poverty. An interdisciplinary STEAM (the acronym for Science,
Technology, Engineering, Arts and Mathematics) path was tested to complete the
module, also referring to the concept of resilience. The initial hypothesis
envisages that intercultural and multidisciplinary STEAM-type learning also
contributes to enhance the educational resilience and anti-frailty of pupils,
especially those in educational poverty.