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Session Overview
Location: Room 10
Building A Viale Sant’Ignazio 70-74-76
Date: Monday, 03/June/2024
11:00am
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12:45pm
C.06.: Social (in)equalities, democracy and education
Location: Room 10


Convenors: Silvia Cervia (University of Pisa); Lorenzo Viviani (University of Pisa)

 

Education and Social Cohesion in Europe: Testing the Post-Modernization Thesis

Loris Vergolini



Generations, Education and Common Values: a study on five Italian cohort-generation, from the Reconstruction to the Z-gen

Matteo Bonanni



On The Meritocratic Logic: Singularities And Self-made-talent

Aurora Maria Lai



Too Much Singularity? School Communities And The Neoliberal Standard

Concetta Giusto



Educational Commons for Reversing Inequalities and Foster Participation: Interviewing the Italian Policymakers

Gianna Cappello, Marianna Siino



The « cités éducatives » and the Individualization of Public Policies in Education

Cintia Indarramendi

5:00pm
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6:45pm
B.06.: Stereotypes, Risks, and Myths: New Challenges for Education
Location: Room 10


Convenor: Assunta Viteritti (University of Rome “Sapienza”)

 

Inclusion Beyond the Conflict: Perspectives on Inclusive Education in the East-Jerusalem Conflict

Arianna Taddei, Tommaso Santilli, Samah Halwany



Neuromyths And Gender Stereotypes

Valeria Minaldi



The School Work Transition Of Young People With Migration Background

Giustina Orientale Caputo, Stefania Capecchi, Fortuna Liccione



School Dropout and Active Citizenship. An Experience in Lombardy

Lisa Sacerdote, Annaletizia La Fortuna, Nicola Morea, Luisa Zecca

Date: Tuesday, 04/June/2024
9:00am
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10:45am
B.02.a: Critical unschooling and the decolonisation of education: Ideas, challenges and practices of collective liberation for social justice (A)
Location: Room 10


Convenors: Elena Piffero (LAIF – L’Associazione Istruzione Famigliare, Italy); Gina Riley (City University of New York, Hunter College, School of Education)

 

Education and Schools (plus HE) as Abusive and the Responsibility for Inner Safety

Helen E. Lees



Critical Unschooling: an Educational Choice for Self-Determination and a Challenge to the Dominant Concept of Success and Well-Being

Valeria Melloni



Free Play And Its Benefits For A Democratic Society

Marco Leali



Critical Unschooling: Practicing Unschooling and a Closer Look

Morena Franzin



Unschooling in Italy: Navigating Idealisations, Constraints, and Decolonising Promises

Anna Chinazzi, Emilio Ruffolo, Angela Biscaldi

11:15am
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1:00pm
B.02.b: Critical unschooling and the decolonisation of education: Ideas, challenges and practices of collective liberation for social justice (B)
Location: Room 10


Convenors: Elena Piffero (LAIF – L’Associazione Istruzione Famigliare, Italy); Gina Riley (City University of New York, Hunter College, School of Education)

 

Critical Unschooling: A Conscious Psychosocial Strategy Against the Influences of Individualism and Neoliberalism And For a More Compassionate Society

Elena Piffero



Critical Unschooling For A Democratic Idea Of Childhood And Adolescence

Nunzia Vezzola, Carlo Leali



Critical Unschooling: Practices and Experiences by a Teenager

Aurora Reolon



Benefits Of An Unschooling Experience

Jacopo Silvestre

5:00pm
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6:45pm
G.06.: Financial inclusion starts in school
Location: Room 10


Convenors: Luca Refrigeri (Università del Molise, Italy); Maria Iride Vangelisti (Banca d’Italia, Italy)

 

Providing Access to ‘Powerful’ Financial Knowledge: A Financial Literacy Programme for School Students

Emanuel Mizzi



The financial education project of Roma Tre University.

Francesca Borruso, Amalia Rizzo, Ada Manfreda



Comparing Teaching Methodologies for the Development of Financial Literacy in a Primary School: An Explorative and Evidence-Based Study

Giovanna Andreatti, Monica Parricchi, Daniele Morselli, Doris Kofler



Financial Education In Italy: Training The Future Teachers

Claudia Maurini, Maria Iride Vangelisti, Carlotta Rossi, Luca Refrigeri



"Discovering Finance": A Preliminary Evaluation of a Financial Education Project for Primary Schools

Giulia Bettin



Financial Knowledge and Household Vulnerability. Evidence from Italy

Riccardo Grazioli

Date: Wednesday, 05/June/2024
9:00am
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10:45am
A.05.a: In the interstices of education: Subjects, spaces and processes for social justice (A)
Location: Room 10


Convenors: Anna Fausta Scardigno (University of Bari, Italy); Maurizio Merico (University of Salerno, Italy); Kathleen Lynch (University College, Dublin, Ireland); Maddalena Colombo (Università Cattolica del Sacro Cuore, Italy)

 

The Young Member Generation as an Opportunity for Social Transformation: Social Justice Within the Italian Cooperative Credit Banks

Alba Francesca Canta



New Educational Paradigms After The Pandemic? The Challenge Of The Educational Community

Francesca Bianchi



Desegregation Policies: Economic, Educative And Emotional Family Impacts

Andrea Jover Pujol, Martí Manzano Moliner, Berta Llos, Andreu Termes



How Can Educational Research Assume An Iintersectional Approach? A Case Study On Homelessness In Brescia

Monica Amadini, Annalisa Pasini



Digital Transformation and AI in Youth Work: Perceived Lights and Shadows at Policy Level

Alessandra Coppola, Debora Barletta



The Public Sphere As A Meeting Space: Young Adults Participation Between Speech and Relationship.

Eleonora Farina, Stefano De Francesco, Alessandro Pepe

11:15am
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1:00pm
A.05.b: In the interstices of education: Subjects, spaces and processes for social justice (B)
Location: Room 10


Convenors: Anna Fausta Scardigno (University of Bari, Italy); Maurizio Merico (University of Salerno, Italy); Kathleen Lynch (University College, Dublin, Ireland); Maddalena Colombo (Università Cattolica del Sacro Cuore, Italy)

 

Intersections Between Disability And Migratory Background In Educational Contexts

Maria Giulia Pascariello



From Little Criminals to Skilled Workers. Strategies and Rhetorics on Professional Training in the Juvenile Penal System Arena

Fabio Ricciardi



Building Welfare Strategies Against Social Exclusion: A Mixed Methods Research In The Tuscan Territory

Antonietta Riccardo, Irene Psaroudakis



Juvenile Offenders and Education: Which Tools to Pursue Social Justice?

Arianna Monniello

5:00pm
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6:45pm
D.02.: Continuing Vocational Training in Italy, Between Unresolved Issues and New Scenarios
Location: Room 10


Convenors: Roberto Angotti (INAPP, Italy); Giovanna Campanella (Ismeri); Alberto Vergani (Università Cattolica di Milano)

 

Strengthening Italy’s Continuing Vocational Education and Training System through Lifelong Learning Culture

Andrea Cegolon



The Impact of Smart Working on Reskilling and Upskilling Processes in the Private and Public Sectors: a First Analysis.

Alessandra Pedone, Giuditta Occhiocupo



Measuring Low-Skilled Adults And Training Participation In The Digital Age

Giovanna Di Castro, Valentina Ferri, Alessandra Pedone



Continuing Vocational Training in Italy: Unresolved Issues and New Scenarios

Roberto Angotti, Giovanna Campanella, Alberto Vergani



Key Issues for Continuing Vocational Training Policies in Italy, based on the Results of the Inapp Survey INDACO-Companies

Roberto Angotti, Luca Dordit



Lifelong Learning as a Key Factor to Reduce the Skill Gap? Reflections on Doctoral Training

Andrea Galimberti

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

2:45pm
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4:30pm
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


 
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