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Antonella Coppi, Dare fiducia. Dialogo e cura nei contesti educativi
Associata di Pedagogia generale e sociale – Università Telematica degli Studi IUL
Corresponding author: a.coppi@iul.it
Submitted: 2023-04-27 | Accepted: 2023-06-01 | Published Online: 2023-06-05 | DOI: 10.36253/ssf-14450

ABSTRACT

Trust is a crucial element of education that can be understood as an important precondition of the grow. Furthermore, contextual conditions are important for the development of trust. In spite of this, the role of trust in education system has been scarcely investigated.
Research on trust in education is based on varying notions of the term and focuses on different facets and levels of analysis. This includes, first, a distinction between particularised and generalised trust and, secondly, between interpersonal, interorganisational and institutional trust (Faggioli 2018; Lancini, 2020, Muraglia, 2009).
This paper introduces a reflection on issues relating to the feeling of trust established in educational contexts, offering possible interconnections with affective, emotional, and interpersonal relationship aspects.

KEYWORDS

Relationships - trust - care - dialogue - educational contexts



Maria Rita Mancaniello, Istruzione e formazione nelle realtà penitenziarie italiane al tempo del coronavirus: una riflessione sulla didattica a distanza. Tra limiti e opportunità
Ricercatrice di Pedagogia generale e sociale – Università degli Studi di Firenze
Corresponding author: mariarita.mancaniello@unifi.it
Submitted: 2020-09-14 | Accepted: 2019-10-11 | Published Online: 2019-10-12 | DOI: 10.13128/Studi_Formaz-12060

ABSTRACT

In the last few months characterized by educational and working activities in ‘remote’, the educational programs in penitentiary institutions have been deeply injured and ignored by the media and the general public. Like the majority of people in the whole world, also the prison population has endured a strong deprivation of contact, which has been particularly dramatic and confusing  in a life condition with a temporary or permanent deprivation of freedom. In this particular historical period there is the need for actions for the penitentiary population, which should be planned and accomplished with the aim to guarantee the continuity of social-educational activities provided by the law and all the opportunities granted to the civil society, such as distance learning and education. The lack of such actions together with the consequences of a prolongued isolation can be a deep damage for the imprisoned individual and a limitation of his rights, according to which the aim of imprisonement is mainly the re-education.

KEYWORDS

training in prison - Coronavirus and lockdown - distance learning - rights guarantee



 


 

Mauro Ceruti, Anna Lazzarini, La pedagogia di Maria Montessori nello specchio dell’epistemologia della complessità

Mauro Ceruti
Ordinario di Logica e filosofia della scienza – IULM
Corresponding author: mauro.ceruti@iulm.it

Anna Lazzarini
Associata di Pedagogia generale e sociale – Università di Bergamo
Corresponding author: anna.lazzarini@unibg.it

Submitted: 2020-09-01 | Accepted: 2020-10-15 | Published Online: 2020-10-16 | DOI: 10.13128/ssf-12014

ABSTRACT

The scientific revolutions of the early decades of the Twentieth century challenged the principles of the classical paradigm of science and nature. Maria Montessori deeply understood these revolutions, and realized the need for a new paradigm, able to overcome the thinking by dichotomies (object/subject, mind/body, organism/environment, species/ecosystem, nature/culture, res cogitans/res extensa). She anticipated in her theory and in her pedagogical and social action the features of a relational, systemic and evolutionary epistemology, which would later have developed starting from the last decades of the century: an epistemology of complexity, within a planetary humanistic horizon. This is the epistemological and humanistic horizon in which, with courage and imagination, Maria Montessori introduced her idea of a "cosmic child" and "cosmic education", and in whose mirror today we can reinterpret and regenerate her idea.

KEYWORDS

Complexity - System - Autonomy - Cosmic Child - Humanism