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Single discipline educational activity
Course Sheet Academic Year of enrolment:
Disciplinary Sector:
General and Social Pedagogy
Professor and Collaborators:
Hours of classroom activity:
Prerequisites:
Students are required to be familiar with knwoledge dealing with principles and theories of pedagogical and socio-pedagogical sciences, and the related professions.
Objectives
Contents Social pedagogy (Sozialpädagogik) as a branch of general pedagogy and as foundation of pedagogical professions and the related practice. His domain and tools. Pedagogy as a profession and professional pedagogy, as it is practiced, with the study of several cases treated with specific techniques and procedures.
Knowledge of Freudian psychoanalysis for non-psychoanalysts.
Extended Syllabus The course of social pedagogy (Sozialpädagogik) has as its object, with the branch of general pedagogy (allgemeine Pädagogik) in its historical and critical development since the mid-nineteenth century, the pedagogical professions to which it offers the foundation: as has happened also for other human and social sciences born in the Mitteleurope of the same period, the professions corresponding to those which were established in the following century.
Particular attention is given to the profession of Pedagogist, as it has been recognized since Law 205/2017, and how the definition is evolving in the scientific and academic world. Professional pedagogy is a further and new branch, which offers the possibility of dealing with pedagogical concrete cases, mostly exemplified in the problems of couples, families, partnerships and parenting.
We'll bring a wide and diversified range of cases and case studies actually treated pedagogically, in full or in the most explanatory parts, with specific tools, techniques, procedures and vocabulary as is to be done also for other professions, social settlement and more legal recognition recent, but with a much less profound and essential history.
Psychoanalysis, for these purposes and in this context, offers a cultural component of obvious importance, and a highly significant comparison between science and professions. It must be a psychoanalysis for non-psychoanalysts and not therapists.
Recommended Bibliography • F. Blezza: La pedagogia sociale. Liguori, Napoli 2010. E-book too.
• F. Blezza: Pedagogia professionale. Libreria Universitaria, Limena - PD 2018. E-book too.
• F. Blezza: Il debito coniugale e altri dialoghi pedagogici, Libreria Universitaria, Limena - PD 2017. E-book too.
• S. Freud: Introductory lectures on Psycho-Analysis / Vorlesungen zur Einfiihrung in die Psychoanalyse Introduzione alla psicoanalisi. Opera del 1915/17.
In any paper or electronic edition, in the public domain on the web.
Methods of Provision
Teaching Methods Face-to-face lessons; methodology of active learning and participation; case studies; practical activities; project and and design of educational intervention plans; seminars.
Use of IT and telematic tools and access to electronic texts and Powr Point presentations.
Evaluation methods Verification of learning:
The final exam is carried out by a questionnaire with open answers, which the candidate can also carry out by subdividing the program according to the textbooks to which the questions are referred. Will be proposed examples of questionnaires during the course, and a simulation at the end, with the study of the cases of tests supported in several parts. The vote is calculated only upon completion of the program. The possibility of repeating the tests in whole or in part is ensured.
International students are entitled to take the test in English.
Assessment:
final grade
Contacts/More Information At the time of reception, at the end of the lessons, it will be possible to access the tutoring also in English or French by the international students.
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email: franco.blezza@unich.it
Phone: 0871-3556578