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GENERAL AND SOCIAL PEDAGOGY Course Sheet Academic Year of enrolment:
Disciplinary Sector:
General and Social Pedagogy
Professor and Collaborators:
Hours of classroom activity:
Prerequisites:
Basic cultural preparation acquired in upper secondary school courses
Objectives
Contents Pedagogical science and the definition of its areas for an epistemological autonomy.
Fields and problems of lifelong education.
Education in non-institutionalized contexts.
Technical dimensions of the training action.
Theoretical and methodological framework of well-being pedagogy.
Extended Syllabus "Pedagogical science and the definition of its areas for an epistemological autonomy.
Pedagogy, educational science and training concerns
Scope and problems of pedagogical debate
Training as an instrument of self development
The educability of the human subject and lifelong learning.
Fields and problems of lifelong education.
Education in non-institutionalized contexts.
Technical dimensions of the training action.
Training in the context of social interaction
Theoretical and methodological framework of well-being pedagogy: theoretical approaches, skills and methodological approaches"
Recommended Bibliography "F. Frabboni & F. Pinto Minerva. Introduzione alla pedagogia generale, Laterza, Roma-Bari 2003. (1st and 3rd Part)
M.L. Iavarone & T. Iavarone, Pedagogia del benessere, Franco Angeli, Milano 2016 (1st and 2nd Part)"
Teaching Methods Frontal teaching, case studies, seminar activities and guided discussions, asynchronous exercises.
A series of references to concrete data of reality, meetings with experiences and privileged witnesses will be proposed, to emphasize the relationships of coherence and continuity that bind the profile of theoretical reflection to the substance of operativity in the field.
Interaction with attending students will be proposed and granted, to the extent that they want to make use of it, the necessary space to search for and enhance the links between the cognitive-experiential heritage of the students and the course's cores.
Evaluation methods Verification of learning:
Structured written test based on multiple choice questions
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