Conference Program

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Session Overview
Date: Thursday, 06/June/2024
9:00am
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10:45am
A.08.a: Mapping School Segregation (A)
Location: Auditorium Arcari


Convenors: Andrea Parma (Polytechnic of Milan); Debora Mantovani (University of Bologna)

 

Socially Distinct Clusters Of Schools Across The UK: Institutional Stratification Across Unequal Systems Of Education.

Sol Gamsu, Hakan Forsberg



An Overview Of The Effects Of Gentrification On Education Inequalities

Xavier Bonal



School Segregation and School Dropout in Primary Schools: a Case Study in Bologna

Irene Giunchi



School Segregation And Compositional Effects On The Reading And Mathematics Performance Of Primary School Students In Europe

Daniel Bianchi, Gabriela Sicilia, Leopoldo Cabrera

A.12.a: The analysis of educational choices: Empirical evidences, research approaches, and theoretical implications (A)
Location: Auditorium SP


Convenors: Orazio Giancola (Università di Roma “Sapienza”, Italy); Adamo Lo Cicero (Università di Roma “Sapienza”, Italy); Federica Rizzi (Università di Roma “Sapienza”, Italy); Matteo Bonanni (Università di Roma “Sapienza”, Italy)

 

Non-Predicted Trajectories: Educational Choices Over The Reproduction Of Predicted Path

Matteo Bonanni, Orazio Giancola



Do Decentralized Campuses Promote Equality of Educational Opportunity? The Case of the University of Turin

Federica Cornali, Valentina Goglio



Working-Class Girls At University: Spaces Of Freedom Or Compromise Solutions?

Ciro Cangiano



I'll Be a Doctor: Medical Specialization Choices from a Gender Perspective

Joselle Dagnes, Domenico Carbone



Methodological Opportunities and Challenges in Investigating the Educational Choices of Newcomers in Sweden

Eric Larsson, Biörn Ivemark, Anna Ambrose

C.01.a: Adult learning and education for a socially just society: Appraising policy and practice (A)
Location: Auditorium Baffi


Convenors: Marcella Milana (University of Verona, Italy); Margherita Bussi (UCLouvain, Belgium); Borut Mikulec (University of Ljubljana, Slovenia)

 

Health Promotion and Co-planning of an Affectivity and Sexuality Education Laboratory with Adults with Intellectual Disabilities, Parents and Social Workers

Gabriele Buono, Carmen Ferraro



The Impact Of The Erasmus+ Programme On Adult Education In Slovenia From Equality Perspective

Borut Mikulec



Is Social Justice Associated With Social Cohesion: The Case of Adult Education Participation in a European Perspective

Petya Ilieva-Trichkova, Pepka Boyadjieva



Vocational Education and Training and Inequalities: a supply-side Analysis

Sandra D'Agostino, Silvia Vaccaro



The Erasmus+ Programme (2018-2022) in Portugal: Promoting social Justice?

Paula Guimaraes, Natalia Alves, Carmen Cavaco, Carolina Pereira, Ana Luísa Rodrigues, Carla Menitra

D.04.a: Education and Social Justice: The Role Played by School Quality. Ideas for an Education System Fighting Inequality (A)
Location: Room 1


Convenors: Elisabetta Nigris (University of Milan Bicocca, Italy); Roberto Moscati (University of Milan Bicocca, Italy); Gianluca Argentin (University of Milan Bicocca, Italy)

 

From Representation to Student Participation: Political-institutional and Educational Looks

Manuela Ghizzoni, Elisabetta Nigris



The Curriculum as an Effective Lever for an Equitable Inclusive and Accessible Early Childhood Care and Education

Eloïse Drure



The Practices of Scuola-Città Pestalozzi That Educate for Equality and Social Respect

Matteo Bianchini, Valeria Angelini



What are the Impacts of the External Evaluation on School Quality? Evidences from a Qualitative Systematic Review

Michela Freddano, Ilaria Salvadori



New Quality Assurance Approaches: Outcomes Of An Integrated Peer Review Experimentation In Italian VET Schools And Training Centres

Laura Evangelista, Concetta Fonzo

G.03.a: Cultural paradigms and pedagogical strategies for an inclusive school (A)
Location: Room 10


Convenors: Massimo Baldacci (Università di Urbino Carlo Bo, Italy)

 

Cultural Paradigms. Building on the Linguistic and Educational Dynamics Proposed by Russell

Enrico Bocciolesi



Design of School Contexts and an Inclusive Curriculum According to the Universal Design for Learning Approach

Maria Antonietta Augenti



Individual Educational Plans as Pedagogical Strategy to Realise Inclusion? A Multiple-case Study on the Relationship Between Individual and Class Planning

Silver Cappello, Heidrun Demo, Petra Auer, Rosa Bellacicco, Anna Frizzarin



The Individualized Strategy for an Inclusive School

Silvia Fioretti



Cognitive Disabilities And Personalised Learning: The Case Study Of The Agenzia Formativa Of The Province Of Varese

Francesca Brognoli, Alessandro Curti, Daniela Martarelli

G.17.a: The diversity challenge for higher education. Barriers and opportunities in updating educational settings to deal with international students and guarantee equal and inclusive multicultural environments (A)
Location: Room 10 bis


Convenors: Isabella Pescarmona (University of Turin, Italy); Roberta Ricucci (University of Turin, Italy); Anna Miglietta (University of Turin, Italy)

 

Transforming Initial Teacher Education for Plurilingual Competence: Insights from an Erasmus+ Project in a Heterogeneous School

Luca Angelone



International Mobility, Resources and Inclusion of Incoming Students: Preliminary Data from the Vamos Project with Spanish Students

Aurelia De Lorenzo, Elga Zedda, Antonio Lucas-Alba, Emanuela Rabaglietti



Regulating Reorientation at University: Support Practices and Representations of Institutional Stakeholders

Céline Jacob



Facilitating Access to Higher Education for Foreign Citizens: Strategies to Enhance Foreign Human Capital

Giulia Marroccoli



International Collaborative Learning Experiences Cultivate Ethnic-Cultural Dialogue Among Peers

Dolly Eliyahu-Levi



Promoting Pedagogical Competence through Distance Personal Learning between Pre-service Teachers from Israel and Students from the USA

Michal Ganz-Meishar

G.18.a: The educational poverty of minors with a migratory background: Experiences, analyses, challenges (A)
Location: Room 11


Convenors: Giovanna Filosa (INAPP, Italy); Patrizia Rinaldi (Institute for Migration Research, Universidad de Granada)

 

Educational Poverty and Risks of Social Exclusion of SEN Students: Attitudes of Teachers and Principals During the Pandemic

Maddalena Colombo



Towards a Governance Model for the Integration of Unaccompanied Migrant Minors: Insights from Educational and Territorial Actors

Chiara Ferrari, Alessandra Barzaghi, Alessandra Caragiuli



Migrant Minors, Second Generations, Resistance to Inclusiveness and Transculturalism. A Case Investigation into The Anthropology of Migration

Annalisa Di Nuzzo



Leisure Time Use and the Third Sector's Role in Combating Educational Poverty of Minors with a Migratory Background

Francesca Gabrielli



Disability Models in Education: What Fits the B.E.S. Category?

Denis De Almeida Barros



The Right to Education of Unaccompanied Foreign Minors and the Transition to Adulthood

Francesca Biondi Dal Monte

H.05.a: Gender inequalities in STEM education and the labour market: Evidence, determinants, and interventions (A)
Location: Room 11 bis


Convenors: Dalit Contini (University of Turin, Italy); Giovanni Boscaino (University of Palermo, Italy); Antonella D’Agostino (University of Siena, Italy)

 

Persistent and Gender-Unequal Impacts of the COVID-19 Pandemic on Student Outcomes in Italy

Leonard Moulin, Mara Soncin



From Bachelor to Master Degree: The Choices of STEM Graduates

Vincenzo Giuseppe Genova, Giovanni Boscaino



Exploring Gender Disparities in STEM University Credits Distribution

Riccardo De Santis, Antonella D'Agostino, Francesco Schirripa Spagnolo, Nicola Salvati



Is it a Matter of Skills? The Gender Gap in STEM Study Choices in High School. Differences by Parental Background.

Dalit Contini, Maria Laura Di Tommaso, Anna Maccagnan, Silvia Mendolia



"Bridging Gender Gaps in STEM Employment: Insights from La Sapienza University Graduates"

Giulio Lucentini, Valeria Bruno, Astrid Favella



Gendered Pathways: How do STEM Majors Fare in the Labor Market?

Jan Saarela, Rosa Weber, Camilla Härtull

H.06.a: Gender, interculture, educational perspectives. Analysis and contrast of gender and ethnic-based violence dynamics (A)
Location: Room 12


Convenors: Carla Roverselli (Università di Roma Tor Vergata, Italy); Stefania Lorenzini (Università di Bologna, Italy)

 

Evaluation Of Homophobia Among First And Second Generation Migrants

Gaetano Di Napoli, Cinzia Novara, Maria Garro



Intersectional and Gender Perspectives: a Research on Trafficked Refugee Women

Gaetana Tiziana Iannone



Scouts and Guides’ Experience of Coeducation to Prevent Violence and Build Positive Gender Relations

Paola Dal Toso



CyberResistance. Facing the Third Gender Digital Divide and Cyber-violence in Childhood

Estibaliz Linares, Ainhoa Izaguirre, Maria Lopez



Loveact Educational Guides: Positive And Intersectional Sexuality Education For Gender-Based Violence prevention in european schools

Francesca Barbino, Alice Valenza, Cloé Saint-Nom



Transformative Activism: Combating Racist and Sexist Stereotypes in Multicultural Contexts

Tiziana Chiappelli, Erika Bernacchi

I.10.a: The pervasive-persuasive relationship between education and technologies (A)
Location: Room 13


Convenors: Loredana Perla (Università degli Studi di Bari Aldo Moro, Italy); Marisa Michelini (Università degli Studi di Udine, Italy); Laura Agrati (Università degli Studi di Bergamo, Italy); Mariassunta Zanetti (Università degli Studi di Pavia, Italy); Alessia Scarinci (Università Mercatorum, Italy)

 

AI at School: what are the Teachers’ attitudes and Competencies?

Maria Concetta Carruba, Scuotto Chiara, Stefano Triberti



Invisible AI Investigation of Emotional Perception and Self-efficacy in Dyslexic Students Using Compensatory Tools Powered by AI

Francesca Rita Loi, Gabriele Luigi Pia

J.05.a: Leveling Up: The Influence of Game Design on Education and Social Justice (A)
Location: Room 2


Convenors: Carlo Andrea Pensavalle (University of Sassari, Italy); Tiziano Antognozzi (Scuola IMT Alti Studi di Lucca)

 

How Edu-larp Can Promote Social Justice in Legal Education: the Case of “I Soliti Sospetti”

Chiara De Robertis, Costanza Agnella, Cecilia Blengino



TTRPG and Language Learning: From Game Design to Classroom Play

Alessia Caviglia, Camilla Zamboni



Game-Based Leadership Development for Occupational Stress Reduction in Correctional Settings: A Social Change Approach

Salvatore Fadda, Francesca Brembilla, Carlo Andrea Pensavalle



The Game Designer Is Present.
Revealing The Cultural Role Of Game Creators Within Social Change

Tiziano Antognozzi, Alessandro Crociata, Alessandro Giovanucci

K.04.a: Leadership and active student participation: Democratic citizenship, well-being and inclusion in the secondary school (A)
Location: Room 4


Convenors: Giulia Gabriella Pastori (University of Milan-Bicocca, Italy); Guido Benvenuto (University of Rome ‘La Sapienza’)

 

Empower Youth Leadership in Rural Areas of South Western Europe. The YouLeaders Action Research

Maria Chiara De Angelis



Is The School A Democratic Learning Enviroment? A Research Project On The Whole-School Approach (Wsa) To Cee

Andrea Ciani, Alessia Bevilacqua, Valeria Damiani, Alessandra Rosa, Claudio Girelli, Gianluca Salamone, Camilla Pirrello



Promoting Youth Entrepreneurship Through Student Cooperatives. First Results Of A NEET Prevention Program

Alessia Maria Aurora Bevilacqua, Claudio Girelli, Giorgio Mion, Irene Gottoli, Michela Cona, Camilla Pirrello



The Development of Citizenship Skills in a Multicultural Context: PCTO in the San Siro District (Milan)

Claudia Delia Fredella



Producing Media in Classrooms to Struggle Digital Educational Poverty: a Research in Lower Secondary Schools

Michele Marangi, Stefano Pasta



Student Autonomy: Practices and Experiences of Democratic Participation in School Decision-making and Management

Inês Sousa, Elisabete Ferreira

K.06.a: Understanding the nuances of first-generation students’ experiences from a Bourdieusian perspective: Challenges and opportunities (A)
Location: Room 5


Convenors: Franziska Lessky (University of Innsbruck, Austria); Flora Petrik (University of Tübingen, Germany); Nicola Ingram (University College Cork, Ireland)

 

Highlighting The Issues of Habitus For Female Students From Single-headed Households in South Africa

Kim Heyes, Shoba Arun, Mariam Seedat-Khan



Promising Young Academics: Social Magic In Academic Mentoring And The Role Of Social Class

Maria Keil, Flora Petrik



Picking the Habitus Apart and Putting it Back Together Again: On Making Theoretical and Conceptual Compromises with Bourdieu

Biörn Ivemark, Anna Ambrose



Mapping Out Layers of Disadvantages and Possibilities of Social Mobility in Pakistan's Education System

Amal Hamid



Habitual Nuances and Their Impact on the Career Choice Process of First-generation Students

Michael Holzmayer

K.07.a: Which (public) space for young people's engagement in contemporary urban areas (A)
Location: Room 6


Convenors: Elisabetta Biffi (University of Milano-Bicocca, Italy); Chiara Montà (University of Milano-Bicocca, Italy)

 

The B-Youth Forum Research Lab: Youth Emancipation Through Research. First Reflections On Research Approaches And Methodologies

Maria Ratotti, Chiara Buzzacchi



A Need to Nurture Public Nature: Urban Public Space as a Co-educator for Youth

Sander Van Thomme, Sven De Visscher, Lieve Bradt



Young People And Fondazione PInAC: Reappropriating Heritage To Transform The Museum

Alessia Trivigno



Pedagogy of Urban Areas: from Crisis Spaces to Relationship Places for Youth. Research Paths through the City of Florence

Maria Grazia Proli

L.01.a: Adolescents, Intergenerational Relationships and Sustainable Future: The Role of School and Education (A)
Location: Room 7


Convenors: Silvia Zanazzi (Università degli Studi di Ferrara, Italy); Elena Marescotti (Università degli Studi di Ferrara, Italy)

 

Global Citizenship Education: A Research-Training In Piedmont

Paola Ricchiardi, Emanuela Maria Teresa Torre, Federica Emanuel



The Six Italians: the Influence of Socio-economic and Educational Background on the Environmental Awareness of Italian Students

Alessandro Bozzetti



Promoting Sustainable Assessment Among Future Primary Education Teachers

Rosanna Tammaro, Deborah Gragnaniello, Iolanda Sara Iannotta



Sustainability Education: a Pedagogical Responsibility That Aims to Create Inclusive and Sustainable Environments

Fabio Alba



Reimagining the Future with Adolescents: The Transformative Role of Ethnographic Tools

Francesco Bearzi

10:45am
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11:15am
Coffee Break
11:15am
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1:15pm
Plenary Session
Location: Amphitheatre A


Keynote Lecture  RUTH MULLER  Adverse Childhood Experiences: A Site for Novel Encounters between Biological Research and Educational Justice? [info]
Presented by Assunta Viteritti (University of Rome "Sapienza")

Keynote Lecture  HERMAN VAN DE WERFHORST  The societal tasks of schooling: qualification, allocation, and socialisation in comparative perspective [info]
Presented by Gianluca Argentin (University of Milan-Bicocca)

Chairperson  Orazio Giancola (University of Rome "Sapienza")

1:15pm
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2:45pm
Lunch Break
2:45pm
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4:30pm
A.08.b: Mapping School Segregation (B)
Location: Auditorium Arcari


Convenors: Andrea Parma (Polytechnic of Milan); Debora Mantovani (University of Bologna)

 

Residential and School Segregation of Children in French Metropolitan Areas

Marco Oberti, Quentin Ramond



What Works Against School Segregation? Measuring the Effect of Desegregation Policies in Barcelona

Sheila Gonzalez Motos, Edgar Quilabert, Adrián Zancajo



Teachers’ Segregation in the Italian School System. New Evidence, 2017-2022

Giovanni Antonini

A.12.b: The analysis of educational choices: Empirical evidences, research approaches, and theoretical implications (B)
Location: Auditorium SP


Convenors: Orazio Giancola (Università di Roma “Sapienza”, Italy); Adamo Lo Cicero (Università di Roma “Sapienza”, Italy); Federica Rizzi (Università di Roma “Sapienza”, Italy); Matteo Bonanni (Università di Roma “Sapienza”, Italy)

 

Parental Birth Order and the First Stage of Tracking into Schools: Evidence from General Upper Secondary Educational Attainment in Finland

Jan Saarela, Camilla Härtull



The Choice Of Field Of Study At The Tertiary Level: The Analytic Approach Of Mapping 2.0 And Main Results

Federica Rizzi, Adamo Lo Cicero, Orazio Giancola



School Choice and Job Expectations Of Italian Pupils After The Covid19 Pandemic

Marialuisa Villani



Emerging Youth, Ideal Ages of Transition to Adulthood and Students' Post-diploma School Choices

Giuliana Parente

C.01.b: Adult learning and education for a socially just society: Appraising policy and practice (B)
Location: Auditorium Baffi


Convenors: Marcella Milana (University of Verona, Italy); Margherita Bussi (UCLouvain, Belgium); Borut Mikulec (University of Ljubljana, Slovenia)

 

Changes towards social inclusion? The institutional trajectory of the Italian Adult Learning System and its inclusion potential

Marcella Milana, Margherita Bussi



Democratic Education? Learner Voice and Adult Education in Ireland

Thomas Murray, Aisling Meyler



Skills Development for Social Justice?: A Critical Reading of Adult Education Policies in the European and the Greek Context

Eleni Prokou, Giorgos Koulaouzides



Abilitating Digital Learning to Innovate VET and Adult Education: Field Practices Supporting Policy Implementation

Elena Pacetti, Serena Foracchia, Laura Zambrini, Alessandro Soriani

D.04.b: Education and Social Justice: The Role Played by School Quality. Ideas for an Education System Fighting Inequality (B)
Location: Room 1


Convenors: Elisabetta Nigris (University of Milan Bicocca, Italy); Roberto Moscati (University of Milan Bicocca, Italy); Gianluca Argentin (University of Milan Bicocca, Italy)

 

School And Social Inclusion: An Essential Value?

Dario Ianes, Benedetta Zagni, Sofia Cramerotti, Sara Franch, Francesco Zambotti



Beyond Expectations: How Much Does the Structure of European Education Systems Affects Students Performance?

Iacopo Moreschini, Matteo Bonanni



Pathways for Transversal Competencies and Orientation (PCTO) as a Device for Developing Personal Resources and Contrasting Scholastic Dispersion

Valentina Pagani, Elisa Truffelli, Barbara Balconi, Roberta Biolcati, Guido Benvenuto, Giulia Gabriella Pastori, Elisabetta Nigris, Mara Marini, Sara Germani, Giuliana Viscuso, Martina Rossi, Giacomo Mancini, Irene Stanzione



Fostering Quality Inclusive Education: Teachers’ Valuation and Beliefs Related to Heterogeneity in Learning Groups

Simone Seitz, Petra Auer, Sara Baroni, Giulia Consalvo



Widening the Gap Between North and South in Human Capital Accumulation: a Systemic Perspective

Lorenzo Maraviglia

G.03.b: Cultural paradigms and pedagogical strategies for an inclusive school (B)
Location: Room 10


Convenors: Enrico Bocciolesi (Università di Urbino Carlo Bo, Italy)

 

The Unity of Practice and Knowledge as a Pedagogical and Cultural Paradigm for an Inclusive School in Lamberto Borghi's Thought

Luca Odini



Rethinking Education: A Three-Dimensional Approach in the Context of Contemporary Challenges

Patrizia Lotti



Multigrade As A Promising Pedagogy

Anne Parfitt, Cath Gristy, Mary Garland



Participation of Students with Disabilities in Education, Training and Labour Systems: an Issue of Equal Opportunities

Ivana Guzzo



Multigrade Education as a promising Pedagogy for Social Inclusion: a Critical Reflection

Laura Parigi, Giuseppina Rita Jose Mangione



Bridging Theory and Practice: The Role of Training of Trainers in Promoting Inclusive Education

Alessandro Monchietto, Cecilia Marchisio

G.17.b: The diversity challenge for higher education. Barriers and opportunities in updating educational settings to deal with international students and guarantee equal and inclusive multicultural environments (B)
Location: Room 10 bis


Convenors: Isabella Pescarmona (University of Turin, Italy); Roberta Ricucci (University of Turin, Italy); Anna Miglietta (University of Turin, Italy)

 

Addressing Linguistic (In)equality in Higher Education: A Case Study of Social Justice and Multilingualism at the University of Luxembourg

Argyro-Maria Skourmalla



Faculty Development, Inclusion and Attention for Diversity: Participants’ Reflections at the IRIDI START Course at the University of Turin

Emanuela Maria Teresa Torre, Federica Emanuel



Challenges for Moving Towards Inclusive Universities in Europe

Anabel Moriña



International Mobility for the Implementation of Intercultural Competencies. The Motor Project

Roberta Ricucci, Stella Pinna Pintor



Migrant Students on the stage. Opportunities and Challenges for Higher Education

Isabella Pescarmona, Roberta Ricucci, Anna Miglietta

G.18.b: The educational poverty of minors with a migratory background: Experiences, analyses, challenges (B)
Location: Room 11


Convenors: Giovanna Filosa (INAPP, Italy); Patrizia Rinaldi (Institute for Migration Research, Universidad de Granada)

 

A Probation For Empowerment: A Proposal For The Construction Of A Probation Pathway For Foreign Minors In Italy

Stefania Morsanuto, Margot Zanetti, Claudia Chierichetti, Elisabetta Tombolini, Francesco Peluso Cassese, Pierpaolo Limone



Teaching Language Through Literary Texts: a Possible Didactic Strategy for the Italian as a Second Language Classroom

Ilaria Usalla



Migrant Minors between Discrimination and Educational Opportunities. A Research Perspective on Italian Contemporaneity

Giulia Gozzelino, Federica Matera



From Integration to Inclusion. The Educational Challenge In Msna Interventions Between Trauma, Learning Disabilities And Inclusive Teaching

Francesca Oggiano, Rodolfo Mesaroli



Narrating Migration: Migrant Inclusion on Parent Councils in Italy

Jacob Andrew Garrett

H.05.b: Gender inequalities in STEM education and the labour market: Evidence, determinants, and interventions (B)
Location: Room 11 bis


Convenors: Dalit Contini (University of Turin, Italy); Giovanni Boscaino (University of Palermo, Italy); Antonella D’Agostino (University of Siena, Italy)

 

A Coding Workshop Against Gender Bias

Emanuela Scicchitano, Anna Del Vecchio



Investigating The Association Between High School Outcomes And University Enrolment Choices: a Machine Learning Approach

Andrea Priulla, Alessandro Albano, Nicoletta D'Angelo, Massimo Attanasio



Does The Gender Pay Gap Really Exist? A Case-Study Of University of Palermo Graduates

Martina Vittorietti, Ornella Giambalvo, Giovanni Boscaino



Ensuring gender equity in promoting Computational Thinking in Primary School. A systematic review.

Francesco Claudio Ugolini, Panagiotis Kakavas



Gender Gaps In Scientific Careers: Evidence From Europe

Adél Pásztor

H.06.b: Gender, interculture, educational perspectives. Analysis and contrast of gender and ethnic-based violence dynamics (B)
Location: Room 12


Convenors: Carla Roverselli (Università di Roma Tor Vergata, Italy); Stefania Lorenzini (Università di Bologna, Italy)

 

Fighting Gender-Based Violence With Assia Djebar

Carla Roverselli



Dynamics of Gender on Digital Platforms: Exploring Femcel Communities

Debora Maria Pizzimenti, Assunta Penna



UFM: Representations and Behaviour Towards Female and Male Educators in Reception Communities. A Qualitative Research Through Interviews and Focus Groups

Stefania Lorenzini



What to Do? Everything You Wish You Had Known on Countering Gender-based Violence. The Intersectional Approach of Educare Alle Differenze

Giulia Selmi, Sara Marini, Alessia Ale* Santambrogio, Chiara Antonucci, Ivana Stellacci



European and National Policies Contrasting Cyber-GBV. First Insights From an Italian Study

Tatiana Motterle, Angela Maria Toffanin

I.10.b: The pervasive-persuasive relationship between education and technologies (B)
Location: Room 13


Convenors: Loredana Perla (Università degli Studi di Bari Aldo Moro, Italy); Marisa Michelini (Università degli Studi di Udine, Italy); Laura Agrati (Università degli Studi di Bergamo, Italy); Mariassunta Zanetti (Università degli Studi di Pavia, Italy); Alessia Scarinci (Università Mercatorum, Italy)

 

Active Triangle Kids: The Design of a Children Videogame to Foster Manipulation Through the Use of Geometrical Shapes

Juanjo Mena, Juan Miguel Lorite, Daniel Hernández



Demining Foundations of the Teaching-learning Process. A Critical Synthesis on Opportunities and Risks of Training Teachers Within Intelligent Tutoring System

Loredana Perla, Laura Sara Agrati



Developing AI Literacy as a Tool for Social Reflection: a Proposal for Algorithmic Ethnography

Gabriella Taddeo



Synergies Between New Technologies And Educational Methodology: Exploring The New Frontiers Of Learning With AI Mediated Technologies And Design Thinking

Mariella Tripaldi, Alessandro Barca

J.05.b: Leveling Up: The Influence of Game Design on Education and Social Justice (B)
Location: Room 2


Convenors: Carlo Andrea Pensavalle (University of Sassari, Italy); Tiziano Antognozzi (Scuola IMT Alti Studi di Lucca)

 

Developing a Sense of Initiative and Entrepreneurship in VET Through a Table Game from the EduSpace Lernwerkstatt.

Daniele Morselli, Susanne Schumacher, Stephanie Mian, Giovanna Andreatti



Learning Experiences With A Board Game From The EduSpace Lernwerkstatt. Preliminary Results Focussing Participatory Practices

Susanne Schumacher, Daniele Morselli, Stephanie Mian



Transformative Game Design: Fighting Social Media Risks and Driving Social Change

Christian Gardoni, Carlo Andrea Pensavalle, Tiziano Antognozzi, Giuliana Solinas, Federico Alessio



Let's Play with a Board Game from the EduSpace Lernwerkstatt: Gaming Experiences and Their Educational Potential

Stephanie Mian, Daniele Morselli, Susanne Schuhmacher



Board Games at School: Ludo Teaching

Andrea Ligabue

K.04.b: Leadership and active student participation: Democratic citizenship, well-being and inclusion in the secondary school (B)
Location: Room 4


Convenors: Giulia Gabriella Pastori (University of Milan-Bicocca, Italy); Guido Benvenuto (University of Rome ‘La Sapienza’)

 

Leadership, Inclusion, and Social Theory: Articulating Our Commitments to Inclusion by Understanding Exclusion through Gramsci

Shirley Ruth Steinberg



Ensemble: a Participatory Methodology for University Student Collaboration within a Bachelor’s Degree Course

Andrea Plata, Laura Di Maggio, Michela Papandrea



What do Student Think About Participation in School? Data from a Pre-test Survey in Three Secondary Schools in Milan

Giulia Gabriella Pastori, Valentina Pagani



Strengthening Student’s Participation: A Challenge Within The School Governance And Educational Practices

Maria Sole Piccioli, Corinne Reier



Student Voice and Data Hermeneutic to foster Collective Leadership. The Monitoring, Evaluation and Learning of Teach For Italy

Antonio Piscopo

K.06.b: Understanding the nuances of first-generation students’ experiences from a Bourdieusian perspective: Challenges and opportunities (B)
Location: Room 5


Convenors: Franziska Lessky (University of Innsbruck, Austria); Flora Petrik (University of Tübingen, Germany); Nicola Ingram (University College Cork, Ireland)

 

First In Family Learners And The Capability To Participate In Higher Education.

Sarah O Shea



Social Frictions at University: Swedish Students Experience Hysteresis-effects in a Transformed Higher Education System

Magnus Persson



Working with Bourdieu and Beyond to Explore First-in-Family Students' Perceptions of University in Austria

Franziska Lessky



‘From my Comfy Corner’. Amina’s Story and the Social Boundaries of the University Field

Marco Romito



Proto-mobility

Ryan Wattam

K.07.b: Which (public) space for young people's engagement in contemporary urban areas (B)
Location: Room 6


Convenors: Elisabetta Biffi (University of Milano-Bicocca, Italy); Chiara Montà (University of Milano-Bicocca, Italy)

 

Renovating School Spaces with Teachers, Children, and Parents. Some Reflections on Participatory Action Research in Urban Primary Schools

Nicola Nasi, Rachele Antonini, Federica Ceccoli



A Research About Young People’s Vision on the Future (and the Present) of Youth Participation Spaces

Daniele Morciano, Diego Mesa



Sita And The Great Absence: Adolescents, Decision-making and Participation in Public Space

Alessandro Pepe, Stefano De Francesco, Eleonora Farina

L.01.b: Adolescents, Intergenerational Relationships and Sustainable Future: The Role of School and Education (B)
Location: Room 7


Convenors: Silvia Zanazzi (Università degli Studi di Ferrara, Italy); Elena Marescotti (Università degli Studi di Ferrara, Italy)

 

“I Am What I Eat”. Education Must Support Adolescents' Sustainable Food Choices

Silvia Zanazzi



Ecosophy And Philosophy For Children: Accompanying Models For The Planning Of Possible Futures

Oscar Tiozzo Brasiola, Jessica Soardo



Adolescents and sustainable learning. The practice of Outdoor Education

Maria Tiso, Concetta Ferrantino, Alessia Notti



Decide Your Print: A Workshop For Systemic Declination Of Sustainability Literacy

Monia Torre



Against Teenagers Ethnicization. The Political Role of Pedagogy in the Italian Case Study

Alessandro Tolomelli

4:30pm
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5:00pm
Conference Closing & Farewell
Location: Amphitheatre A


ALESSANDRO CAVALLI (University of Pavia)

MARCO PITZALIS (University of Cagliari)

ASSUNTA VITERITTI (University of Rome "Sapienza")

THE ORGANIZING COMMITTEE 

 


 
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