Starting from the Freireian proposal of reading, writing and conscienti¬z¬ation (Freire, 1984) so much of society, how thoughtful act of educating (Hoz, 1991), it was revealed today the need to promote, from reflective practice, continuity and closeness of learning for life (Fabbri, 2008; Rossi, 2008). Many authors refer us to the sense of learning to learn (Heiman, 1985; Alonso, Gallego & Honey, 1994; Johnson, Johnson & Holubec, 1996; Thrun & Pratt, 2012), with particular attention paid to educational sciences and renewed their definitions of literacy. With current and ongoing updates of old and new educational reforms have proved difficult, and demands. Starting from changes in the educational area, typical of recent reforms iberoamerican, through reading the latest indications of UNESCO, the UN and NATO, has decided to activate a route that can integrate learning pragmatism of the social context. These reasons have brought the Universidad de Gudalajara, Mexico, to start a training programme, unique in its kind, aimed at the promotion of new forms of literacy. In an academic setting, where universities, reflexivity and reading skills meet, interesting learning objectives have been achieved, that are proposed in this paper. Methods and narratives aimed at learning have encouraged the spread of critical thinking, working in synergy with the socio-and based on models of reflexivity inherent in learning styles offered by Alonso and Gallego in short form CHAEA (Cuestionario Honey-Alonso Estilos de Aprendizaje).

Profili riflessivi per l’alfabetizzazione universitaria. Il caso di studio messicano secondo gli obiettivi di Education 2030

BOCCIOLESI, ENRICO
2016-01-01

Abstract

Starting from the Freireian proposal of reading, writing and conscienti¬z¬ation (Freire, 1984) so much of society, how thoughtful act of educating (Hoz, 1991), it was revealed today the need to promote, from reflective practice, continuity and closeness of learning for life (Fabbri, 2008; Rossi, 2008). Many authors refer us to the sense of learning to learn (Heiman, 1985; Alonso, Gallego & Honey, 1994; Johnson, Johnson & Holubec, 1996; Thrun & Pratt, 2012), with particular attention paid to educational sciences and renewed their definitions of literacy. With current and ongoing updates of old and new educational reforms have proved difficult, and demands. Starting from changes in the educational area, typical of recent reforms iberoamerican, through reading the latest indications of UNESCO, the UN and NATO, has decided to activate a route that can integrate learning pragmatism of the social context. These reasons have brought the Universidad de Gudalajara, Mexico, to start a training programme, unique in its kind, aimed at the promotion of new forms of literacy. In an academic setting, where universities, reflexivity and reading skills meet, interesting learning objectives have been achieved, that are proposed in this paper. Methods and narratives aimed at learning have encouraged the spread of critical thinking, working in synergy with the socio-and based on models of reflexivity inherent in learning styles offered by Alonso and Gallego in short form CHAEA (Cuestionario Honey-Alonso Estilos de Aprendizaje).
2016
Italiano
ELETTRONICO
1/2016
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115
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Esperti anonimi
lettura, alfabetizzazione, stili di apprendimento, riflessività, Incheon, Messico, reading, literacy, learning styles, reflexivity, Incheon, Mexico
Fascia A Anvur per settore concorsuale: D1 – Pedagogia e Storia della pedagogia / D2 - Didattica, Pedagogia speciale e Ricerca educativa Direzione scientifica: Loretta Fabbri ([email protected]), Maura Striano (081 2535453, [email protected]), Claudio Melacarne (0575.926273; [email protected]). Comitato tecnico-scientifico:Michel Alhadeff-Jones, Gillie Bolton, Marcie Boucovalas, Stephen D. Brookfield, Attila Bruni, Jean D. Clandinin, Michael F. Connelly, Monica Fedeli, Francesco Ferdinando Consoli, Michele Corsi, Patricia Cranton, Antonia Cunti, Patrizia de Mennato, Norman K. Denzin, Loretta Fabbri, Paolo Federighi, Laura Formenti, Vanna Iori, John Henschke, Francesco Lo Presti, Victoria J. Marsick, Claudio Melacarne, Luigina Mortari, Paolo Orefice, Barbara Poggio, Francesca Pulvirenti, Maria Grazia Riva, Bruno Rossi, Barbara Schneider, Domenico Simeone, Maura Striano, Leonard Wacks. Redazione: Valerio Ferro Allodola, Valentina Mucciarelli, Stefano Oliverio, Pascal Perillo
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