Conference Program

Overview and details of the sessions of this conference. Please select a date or location to show only sessions at that day or location. Please select a single session for detailed view (with abstracts and downloads if available).

 
Only Sessions at Location/Venue 
 
 
Session Overview
Location: Room 9/9 bis
Building A Viale Sant’Ignazio 70-74-76
Date: Monday, 03/June/2024
11:00am
-
12:45pm
I.01.: Digital Reputation and Social Injustice. Tools and Strategies for Media Education
Location: Room 9/9 bis


Convenors: Eleonora Sparano (Università degli studi Niccolò Cusano, Italy); Nicola Strizzolo (Università degli sudi di Teramo, Italy)

 

Imagination’s Immersive Tools: An Evolutionary Strategy for Increased Empathy, Inclusivity, and Social Equity in the Post-Digital and (Possibly) Post-Human Era.

Matteo Ficara, Cristina Pozzi



Ubiquity, Equalization and Omni-switchability of the Traces. The Degeneration of the Nature of Identity in Digital Era

Andrea Velardi



Digital Reputation: A Multidisciplinary Comparison

Eleonora Sparano, Nicola Strizzolo



Online Risks And GenZers’ Strategies Of Web reputation Management In Social media

Rosanna Marino, Miriam Matteo



Digital Reputation: Family Responsibility and Digital Challenges

Chiara Bellotti

5:00pm
-
6:45pm
G.10.: Innovative Learning Environment as devices for social justice
Location: Room 9/9 bis


Convenors: Giuseppina Cannella (INDIRE, Italy); Wesley Imms (University of Melbourne, Australia); Julia Morris (Edith Cowan University, Australia)

 

The School of Tomorrow for an Inclusive Society: Connections Between Pedagogy and Architecture

Paola Gallo, Lorenza Orlandini



The “Student Voice” From “Dante-Carducci” School In Piacenza. Well-being, Inclusion And Learning Environments: What The Students Think, Like And Dislike?

Mariagrazia Francesca Marcarini, Francesca Lunardini, Lucia Tagliaferri, Filippo Rebecchi



Can Innovation and Inclusion Coexist?

Matteo Di Pietrantonio



The Impact of School Furniture on Students’ Engagement. An International Single Subject Research Study

Stefania Chipa, Julia Morris, Elena Mosa



Researching with Schools Between Spaces and Didactics

Beate Christine Weyland, Andrea Zini



Measuring Flexible Furniture Impact on Students' and Teachers' Learning Experience

Giuseppina Cannella, Wesley Imms, Silvia Panzavolta



Wall-Less Schooling as a Device for Social Justice

Emilio Ruffolo

Date: Tuesday, 04/June/2024
9:00am
-
10:45am
J.03.a: Educating for sustainability through the arts (A)
Location: Room 9/9 bis


Convenors: Anna Lisa Tota (Università Roma Tre, Roma, Italy); Christopher Mathieu (University of Lund, Sweden)

 

The Use Of The Arts In Medical Education To Promote Humanistic Values, Thought And Sustainable Practice In Medicine

Chris Mathieu



Enhancing Cultural Heritage through Extended Reality and 3D Printing for the Creation of Inclusive and Sustainable Experiences

Alessia Sozio, Stefano Di Tore, Lucia Campitiello, Tonia De Giuseppe, Alfonso Amendola



Muholi’s Visual Activism as a Public and Critical Pedagogical Practice

Olga Solombrino



Eco-Visions of the Future: Sustainability and the Role of the Arts

Anna Lisa Tota



Drawing On Artistic Languages To Approach Tangible And Intangible Heritage. Towards Shared Knowledge Construction

Franca Giuliana Zuccoli

11:15am
-
1:00pm
J.03.b: Educating for sustainability through the arts (B)
Location: Room 9/9 bis


Convenors: Anna Lisa Tota (Università Roma Tre, Roma, Italy); Christopher Mathieu (University of Lund, Sweden)

 

Narratives for Interspecies Education

Ludovica Malknecht



The (Im)possible Forms Of Sound: Sound Research And Exploration In The Park

Annalisa Liuzzi, Elena Sofia Paoli, Matilde Teggi



Educating for Sustainability in and Through Art. An Analysis from Montessori Art Education.

Antonietta De Feo



On The Thread Of Stories: Art, Nature And Narration

Maria Laura Belisario



Fashion, Art and Social Responsibility: the Challenge of Sustainability in Training Programs

Lia Luchetti

5:00pm
-
6:45pm
J.07.: Spaces for Education, Places of Knowledge: The Spatial Architecture of the Educational Process, Between Agency and Organizational Constraints
Location: Room 9/9 bis


Convenors: Ester Cois (University of Cagliari, Italy); Valentina Cuzzocrea (University of Cagliari, Italy)

 

“Movement in Between“ as a Gender-inclusive Movement Program in Everyday School Life

Carla Schwaderer



Spaces of Protest: Ethnographic Insights into Student Activism and University Transformations

Fabio Bertoni



Transforming Spaces For Interaction Within The University

Lauren Beth Clark



An Artistic Project To Go Beyond The Standardization Of The Schoolchildren’s Bodies

Dominique Gillet-Cazeneuve

Date: Wednesday, 05/June/2024
9:00am
-
10:45am
K.05.a: The role of informal and non-formal education in fostering youth agency (A)
Location: Room 9/9 bis


Convenors: Valentina Lamonica (CNR, Italy); Maddalena Bartolini (CNR, Italy)

 

Exploring the Impact of an Afterschool Program on Motivation and Educational Aspirations: a qualitative study integrating Nel Noddings’ Care Ethics

Anna Ambrose



Working With Hard-To-Reach Youths in Brussels in Neoliberal Policy Context

Andrew Malcolm Scott Crosby, Géraldine André



Train Adults to Support Youth Empowerment: Evidence from European Case Studies

Maddalena Bartolini, Valentina Lamonica



Beyond Information: Professional Development in Cultural Heritage Engagement

Marianna Di Rosa, Sara Maccioni



Rationale and Proposal for Accompanying the Development of Youth’s Sense of Agency and Civic Identity: Enabling Contexts and Agentic Qualities

Marta Beatriz Esteban Tortajada, Ana Maria Novella Cámara



The Perception of Cyberbullying and Its Impact in the Educational and Sports Context: the Guard 2 Project

Maddalena Bartolini, Lisa Sella

11:15am
-
1:00pm
K.05.b: The role of informal and non-formal education in fostering youth agency (B)
Location: Room 9/9 bis


Convenors: Valentina Lamonica (CNR, Italy); Maddalena Bartolini (CNR, Italy)

 

“Rasa” of Informal STEM Education: Feeling, Capacity and Agency among Rural Young People

Aizuddin Mohamed Anuar



Life in Nepal’s Lhotshampa Refugee Camp through the Lens of its Youth: Capturing Multiplicity

Jessica Moss



European Discourses on Non-formal Education for Young People - Questioning an Overly Economic Rational

Carolina Valente Jardim



Empowering Youth through Entrepreneurship Education: Fostering Critical Thinking and Lifelong Learning through the Assessment Process

Aurora Ricci, Elena Luppi, Flavio Brescianini



Beyond Resilience: Assessing the Effectiveness of Third Sector Educational Support Strategies in favour of Foreign Students in the Post Pandemic

Emanuela Varinetti

5:00pm
-
6:45pm
J.06.: Outdoor Mobile Learning, Technology, and Social Justice
Location: Room 9/9 bis


Convenors: Federico Montanari (University of Modena and Reggio Emilia, Italy); Giulia Conti (University of Modena and Reggio Emilia, Italy)

 

Respect on the Move. Anti-Stigma Potentials of Mobile Methods

Mariusz Kwiatkowski



Outdoor Mobile Education as an Opportunity to Democratize Relations in Higher Education

Dorota Bazuń



Walls on the outside and on the Inside: invisible in Plain Sight

Gabriele Marino



Technology as a Path to Social Justice and Dehumanization: Towards One of the Contemporary Antinomies of Democracy

Jiří Kropáč, Martin Strouhal



Locative Media, Urban Space, and the Perception of Social Justice

Federico Montanari, Giulia Conti



An Artistic Project To Go Beyond The Standardization Of The Schoolchildren’s Bodies

Dominique Gillet-Cazeneuve


 
Contact and Legal Notice · Contact Address:
Privacy Statement · Conference: 3rd International “Scuola Democratica” Conference
Conference Software: ConfTool Pro 2.6.153+TC
© 2001–2025 by Dr. H. Weinreich, Hamburg, Germany