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Session Overview
Location: Room 13
Building A Viale Sant’Ignazio 70-74-76
Date: Monday, 03/June/2024
11:00am
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12:45pm
G.01.: Adoption and Foster Care: Analysis, Reflections and Best practice on Equality and Social Justice at School and in the Educational System
Location: Room 13


Convenors: Alessia Tabacchi (Università Cattolica del Sacro Cuore, Milano); Anna Guerrieri (Coordinamento CARE - Coordinamento famiglie affidatarie e adottive); Caterina Balenzano (Università degli Studi di Bari Aldo Moro); Monya Ferritti (Inapp, Roma)

 

Countering Stereotypes And Prejudices About Family Foster Care

Paola Ricchiardi



Meeting The Educational Needs Of Adopted Children: The Contribute Of The School Climate

Cinzia Novara



Residential Foster Care Homes As Tools For Social Equity And Empowerment

Chiara Scivoletto, Stefania Fucci, Matteo Davide Alodi, Irene Valotti



The Experience of School Victimization Among Adolescent Adoptees

Laura Ferrari, Sonia Ranieri, Rosa Rosnati, Simona Caravita



Open Adoption: Educational Remarks And Pedagogical Proposals on the Recent Jurisprudential Orientation of the Constitutional Court (sentence 183/2023)

Angela Muschitiello, Michele Corriero

5:00pm
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6:45pm
E.03.: Enhancing Equity and Inclusion through Classroom Assessment
Location: Room 13


Convenors: Serafina Pastore (University of Bari, Italy); Simone Seitz (University of Bozen, Italy)

 

The Role of the Explicit and the Implicit in Teacher Training: The Case of Emergency Remote Teaching

Marco Giganti



Synchronous Self-assessment: Pending Needs and Challenges for Change in Classroom Assessment at Compulsory Education

Ana Remesal, Flor Guadalupe Estrada



The Special Needs Assessment Procedure in Germany between the 1950s and 1970s – Reliably Questionable “doing difference”

Lisa Sauer, Michaela Vogt, Agnes Pfrang



Increasing Schools’ Readiness to implement Digital Formative Assessment. Experimental Evidence from Five EU Member States.

Sonia Marzadro, Davide Azzolini



Assessment and Achievement in the Field of Tension between Equity, Inclusion, Differences and Differentiation

Serafina Pastore, Simone Seitz

Date: Tuesday, 04/June/2024
9:00am
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10:45am
G.09.a: Inclusive societies and equity in education: Experiences and opportunities through Service Learning for cultural change (A)
Location: Room 13


Convenors: Silvia Guetta (Università degli Studi di Firenze, Italy); Patrizia Lotti (INDIRE); Lorenza Orlandini (INDIRE)

 

Emotions on Stage: an International Service-Learning Experience in Brazil with Children and Adolescents, Based on a GLoCal Approach

Nicola Andrian, Giulia Sailis



A Home for the world in Siena: A Service-Learning project for Inclusion

Lavinia Bracci, FIora Biagi, Arianna Giorgi



Enhancing Global Engagement: Insights from the FLY Program in European Interuniversity Service-Learning

Irene Culcasi, Alzbeta Brozmanová Gregorová, Maria Cinque, Milagros Ávila Olías, Aitor Arbaiza Valero



Intersections among Higher Education, Peace Education, Sustainability and Service Learning: civic engagement for the present and the future

Silvia Guetta



Service and learning in the maieutics of Danilo Dolci

Mikol Kulberg Taub

11:15am
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1:00pm
G.09.b: Inclusive societies and equity in education: Experiences and opportunities through Service Learning for cultural change (B)
Location: Room 13


Convenors: Silvia Guetta (Università degli Studi di Firenze, Italy); Patrizia Lotti (INDIRE); Lorenza Orlandini (INDIRE)

 

The Pensare IN Grande/Thinking Big Project As A Paradigm For Democratic Education

Vanessa Macchia, Stefania Torri, Gianluca Amatori, Silvia Maggiolini, Moira Sannipoli



The Importance Of School Networks For Good Practices In Serivce Learnig

Gabriele Marini



Inclusive Learning Environments and e-Service-Learning

Nives Mikelic Preradovic



Integrating Opera Into Service Learning: A Multidisciplinary Approach In Training Future Teachers

Benedetta Miro, Alessandra La Marca



Educational Innovation for Social Transformation. Building Inclusive Cultures and Professionalism through University Service Learning

Maria Moscato, Francesca Pedone, Cinzia Novara, Gaetano Di Napoli



Interprofessional Teamworks in the School Context: Service-Learning Projects in the Empoli Area Between Formal and Nonformal Education

Massimiliano Naldini, Patrizia Lotti

5:00pm
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6:45pm
G.09.c: Inclusive societies and equity in education: Experiences and opportunities through Service Learning for cultural change (C)
Location: Room 13


Convenors: Silvia Guetta (Università degli Studi di Firenze, Italy); Patrizia Lotti (INDIRE); Lorenza Orlandini (INDIRE)

 

The contribution of Service Learning to counter educational poverty. The experiences of the “Avanguardie educative” Movement

Lorenza Orlandini, Massimiliano Naldini



Service Learning in Higher Education: best practices from the Ehnance project

Giorgia Pasquali, Anita Montagna, Andrea Marconi, Sabina Falconi



Empowering Education: Integrating Design for Change and Service-Learning for Socially Committed Learning Experiences

Juan Peña-Martínez, Stefania Falchi, Antioco Luigi Zurru



Solidarity Attitude And Professional Internship In The Students’ Educational Science

Beatrice Saltarelli, Enrico Miatto



Service-Learning In Italy And Spain. A Comparative Analysis Of The Two Educational Experiences

Jady Safira Silveira



Fostering Active Citizenship and Ethical Professionalism: A Service-Learning Paradigm for Translation Education

Patrycja Lidia Stempniewicz, Gaia Ballerini, Silvia Bernardini

Date: Wednesday, 05/June/2024
9:00am
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10:45am
E.09.a: Working at school. Career pathways, professional deontology, professional relationships and identities in the face of social justice (A)
Location: Room 13


Convenors: Gabriele Pinna (Università di Cagliari, Italy); Antonietta De Feo (Università Roma 3, Italy)

 

Teachers Unfairly Accused ? Inclusive School And The Treatment Of Educational Inequalities In French Primary Schools

Frédéric Charles, Serge Katz, Florence Legendre



“We Lost the Fragile Subjects, the Broken Ones”. Principals and Technologies, Between Opportunities and Risks: Lessons Learnt from the Pandemic

Claudia Andreatta, Maria Chiara Cianfriglia, Luciana Rossi



Why Work At School? From The Meaning Of School Work To The Teaching Profession

Anne Barrere



The Difficult Role of the Teacher Between Burnout, Professional Ethics and Community

Giorgia Coppola



Who Does Want to Teach? Heterogenous Motivations to Teach Revealed by the “Messa a Disposizione”, an Extraordinary Recruitment

Ivan Blancato, Gianluca Argentin

11:15am
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1:00pm
E.09.b: Working at school. Career pathways, professional deontology, professional relationships and identities in the face of social justice (B)
Location: Room 13


Convenors: Gabriele Pinna (Università di Cagliari, Italy); Antonietta De Feo (Università Roma 3, Italy)

 

Empowering Diversity: Teachers With SLD Improving Primary Education In Italy

Dario Ianes, Benedetta Zagni, Sofia Cramerotti



Organizational Work Context And Inclusive Teaching Practices: A Survey Of Teachers' Perceptions

Irene Stanzione, Marianna Traversetti, Sara Germani



Training Teachers And Senior Educational Advisors To Fight Against Social And Gender Inequalities: The Case Of French Vocational Schools

Christelle Dormoy, Emilie Saunier



Becoming Senior Educational Advisors: How Knowledge Defines Professional Identity During the Recruitment Process

Marianne Woollven, Emilie Saunier



The Pedagogue: Professional Paths Between Private, Public, and Cooperative Sectors

Antonello Podda

5:00pm
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6:45pm
E.01.: Adult education for social justice: Is teaching to transgress still possible?
Location: Room 13


Convenors: Howard Stevenson (University of Nottingham, United Kingdom); Aileen Kennedy (University of Glasgow, United Kingdom)

 

Student Belonging, Engagement And Success: A Critical Theory Perspective

Sarah O Shea, Karen Gravett



Football and War – Transformative Adult Education as a Transgressive Counter Narrative to Extremism and the Role of Women

Alex Alexandrou



Towards Authenticity: The Narrative Structure of the Hero's Journey as an Educational Method to Find Freedom and Security Within

Sofia Nicolosi



Critical Professional Learning: Learning For, About and Against Work

Howard Stevenson



In Dialogue with the Children. First Outcomes of a Teacher Training Course About Dialogic Inquiry in the Classroom

Sara Baroni, Laura Parigi, Alessandro Gelmi, Valerio Rigo

Date: Thursday, 06/June/2024
9:00am
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10:45am
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

2:45pm
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4:30pm
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


 
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