Constitution and protection of the landscape, with the writing of a Sardinian teacher, but also atomic, war, technology, digital, silence and imperfection. These are the topics proposed for the first test to the 526,317 students (12 thousand Sardinians) who are taking their final exams starting today.

Sardinia confirms itself again this year as the most "severe" region with aspiring high school graduates: at a national level, in fact, only 3.6% were rejected and the island, with 7.4% of those not admitted, is due to detachment the Italian region with the most failures.

The traces

Among the proposed tracks we also talk about the Constitution with a text by Maria Agostina Cabiddu (professor, originally from Urzulei, of Public Law at the Polytechnic of Milan) dedicated to the importance of our Charter. In the work published in the magazine of the Italian Constitutionalists Association, the value of the artistic and cultural heritage is reflected on and the intuition of the founding fathers to place the promotion of cultural development and scientific research among the fundamental principles of the Charter is defined as "far-sighted". and landscape protection.

Then there is the poet Giuseppe Ungaretti with "Pellegrinaggio" , which is part of the Allegria collection: a poem that draws inspiration from the experience lived by Ungaretti during the First World War. And Luigi Pirandello: in the text taken from the novel “Quaderni di Serafino Gubbio editore” from 1925, the theme of technological progress is addressed and the possible effects are reflected on.

Rita Levi Montalcini again with the Praise of Imperfection, where the Nobel Prize-winning scientist addresses the question of imperfection as a distinctive and valuable element. Starting from the passage and starting from their own experiences, knowledge and readings, the student is asked to reflect on what meaning the praise of imperfection can have in contemporary society.