his article sets out to present the importance of an experiential approach for futu re teachers at an academic level, suggesting how the adoption of a project work can represent a way for synthetizing the knowledge acquired during their classes, that is not limited to the theoretical part. These activities have been developed and analyzed through a multiple case study, consisting of two experiential laboratories carried out in the Italian universities of Salerno and Bologna, with students respectively enrolled in degree courses of educational and sport studies. According to the hypothesis adop ted, this experiential learning would allow future teachers to develop a professional conscientization that is not intended to deny any own subjectivity but rather to put t at the center of problematizing processes that they are going to experience. The workshop activities, managed in small groups as forms of collaborative project work, reported interesting positive feedback by students in terms of motivation, ability to take responsibility, collaboration and so on. The highly encouraging results collected confirm that it seems useful to overcome a traditional teaching and learning model and to innovate, both for improving the quality of an academic provision, and at the same time for aiming at meeting the real needs of school and society for future tea chers. In conclusion, future teachers’ training requires a setting where they can practi ce some experiential activities not only on motor skills, but mainly about interpreting, combining and reconstructing games, in order to meet the need of a great awareness and ability to problematize about the “real world”.
Questo articolo si propone di presentare l’importanza a livello accademico circa lo sviluppo di un approccio esperienziale per futuri insegnanti, suggerendo che l’ado zione di un project work possa rappresentare una modalità di sintesi delle conoscenze 21 Educazione Aperta, n. 10 / 2021 ISSN 2785-079X acquisite che non si limitino alla parte teorica. Queste attività sono state sviluppate e analizzate attraverso uno studio di caso multiplo, costituito da due laboratori espe rienziali realizzati nelle università italiane di Salerno e Bologna con studenti rispetti vamente iscritti a corsi di laurea di scienze della formazione primaria e scienze moto rie. Secondo l’ipotesi adottata, l’apprendimento esperienziale permetterebbe ai futuri insegnanti di sviluppare una coscientizzazione professionale che non intende negare la propria soggettività, ma che anzi la colloca al centro dei processi di problematizza zione che essi si stanno preparando a vivere. Le attività laboratoriali, gestite in piccoli gruppi come forme di project work collaborativo, hanno offerto interessanti riscontri positivi da parte degli studenti in termini di motivazione, capacità di assunzione di responsabilità, collaborazione e così via. I risultati raccolti sono molto incoraggianti e confermano che sembra utile superare un modello di insegnamento e apprendimento tradizionale per abbracciare piuttosto un approccio di innovazione sia per migliorare la qualità dell’offerta accademica, sia allo stesso tempo per formare futuri insegnanti in grado di soddisfare le reali esigenze della scuola e della società. In conclusione, la formazione di studenti richiede un setting in cui praticare attività esperienziali cen trate su interpretazione, combinazione e ricostruzione di giochi, al fine di raggiungere obiettivi di maggiore consapevolezza e capacità di problematizzare e prendere coscien za del “mondo reale”.
Esperienze laboratoriali di studenti universitari di Bologna e Salerno Ipotesi a confronto per una “nuova pedagogia degli oppressi” versione DaD
AMBRETTI A;
2022-01-01
Abstract
his article sets out to present the importance of an experiential approach for futu re teachers at an academic level, suggesting how the adoption of a project work can represent a way for synthetizing the knowledge acquired during their classes, that is not limited to the theoretical part. These activities have been developed and analyzed through a multiple case study, consisting of two experiential laboratories carried out in the Italian universities of Salerno and Bologna, with students respectively enrolled in degree courses of educational and sport studies. According to the hypothesis adop ted, this experiential learning would allow future teachers to develop a professional conscientization that is not intended to deny any own subjectivity but rather to put t at the center of problematizing processes that they are going to experience. The workshop activities, managed in small groups as forms of collaborative project work, reported interesting positive feedback by students in terms of motivation, ability to take responsibility, collaboration and so on. The highly encouraging results collected confirm that it seems useful to overcome a traditional teaching and learning model and to innovate, both for improving the quality of an academic provision, and at the same time for aiming at meeting the real needs of school and society for future tea chers. In conclusion, future teachers’ training requires a setting where they can practi ce some experiential activities not only on motor skills, but mainly about interpreting, combining and reconstructing games, in order to meet the need of a great awareness and ability to problematize about the “real world”.I documenti in IRIS sono protetti da copyright e tutti i diritti sono riservati, salvo diversa indicazione.