SOCIOLOGY OF EDUCATION
(objectives)
The teaching of Sociology of Education aims to provide students with the fundamental concepts related to traditional and new socio-identity training paradigms, the prevailing theoretical framework and the interconnections with the other social dimensions and the new informal socializing agents: the group of peers and the new communicative-digital realities. The latter constitute a sort of "intermediate sphere", along the axis of the adaptive process to the environment, intervening with their non-formal action, to give organization and coherence to the patterns of objectification of experience.
Knowledge and understanding - provide historical, theoretical and methodological knowledge related to the transition from educational models based on the control paradigm, positivist-functionalist, to the current interaction Applying knowledge and understanding - develop skills and competences in the analysis of educational models regarding the socio-individual identity configuration, the development of learning and the various forms of transmission: institutional (through specific agencies, from the family to the school); inter-generational (from adults to young people) that especially today is not only vertical, from one generation to the next, but can also be horizontal, from a juvenile lever to the other. Making judgements - develop the critical thinking to analyse the evolution and transformation of educational models, especially regarding the passage from the traditional unidirectional, cumulative, normative, teleological model to the current more symmetrical, informative, negotiable and prone to a "form of polycentrism", to a "shared construction" of knowing, thinking and practicing education as a social relationship. Communication skills - know how to communicate the acquired knowledge, in terms of ideas, problems, themes and possible solutions, related to the appropriate educational strategies to the contemporary socio-cultural context and to promote the ability to manage the multiplicity of communicative and experiential challenges. Learning skills - to develop the learning skills that are necessary for them to undertake further studies, related to many of the sociological, pedagogical and psychological disciplines that deal with the themes of identity building, training processes and educational-communicative relationships, with a high degree of autonomy.
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Code
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22910180 |
Language
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ITA |
Type of certificate
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Profit certificate
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Credits
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9
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Scientific Disciplinary Sector Code
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SPS/08
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Contact Hours
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54
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Type of Activity
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Basic compulsory activities
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Group: A - L
Teacher
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lombardinilo andrea
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Dates of beginning and end of teaching activities
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From to |
Attendance
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not mandatory
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Group: M - Z
Teacher
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RUSPINI PAOLO
(syllabus)
The course is divided into two parts: a first general part dedicated to a review of topics pertaining to sociology of education with reference to the construction of social identity in multicultural context and to the processes of primary, secondary and peer socialization; a second monographic part, dedicated to an in-depth study of international migration dynamics and their impact on formal and informal educational processes from a comparative perspective. Relevant issues in this area are, among others, the second generations of migrants, discrimination in education and work, intercultural competences, the role of transnational networks and migrant diasporas as educational and development agents, intergenerational dialogue and the impact of training / work dynamics on emigration processes. The importance of historical memory and the transmission of knowledge on migration through diversity education facilitate the fight against the problematization of migration and thus allow the initiation of citizenship and naturalization practices appropriate to the new multi-ethnic reality and hybrid identities of transnational migrants. To this end, case studies derived from empirical research on female migration from sub-Saharan Africa to Europe and from the analysis of old and new emigration flows from Italy will be proposed in a comparative perspective.
Lesson themes
Unit 1 Presentation of the course and the theme "Society and education"
Unit 2 Society and education: a theoretical and interpretative framework
Unit 3 Society and education: models of socialization
Unit 4 Identity in the multicultural society
Unit 5 Socialization, inequalities and migration
Unit 6 International migration: a theoretical and empirical framework
Unit 7 Memory and migration: transnational migration networks and diversity education
Unit 8 Interculturality, discrimination and educational processes: the second generations
Unit 9 Female migration from sub-Saharan Africa: gender and participatory paths
Unit 10 “Why are they leaving?”: Italian emigrations
Unit 11 Ethnographic path and course conclusions
(reference books)
Bibliographic references (attending and non-attending students)
Various teaching materials will be suggested by the lecturer during classes together with ad hoc readings. Others are available online.
General part:
Besozzi, E. (2017), Società, cultura, educazione. Teorie, contesti e processi, Roma: Carocci.
Monographic part:
Koser, K. (2009), Le migrazioni internazionali, Bologna: Il Mulino (Edizione originale: International Migration: A Very Short Introduction, Oxford: Oxford University Press, 2007)
Another text to be chosen from:
Gehnyei, A. M. (2023), Il corpo nero, Roma: Fandango Libri.
Lapov, Z., Campani, G. (2017), Donne africane oltre le frontiere. Percorsi partecipativi in prospettiva di genere, Firenze: Nerbini.
Pugliese, E. (2018), Quelli che se ne vanno. La nuova emigrazione italiana, Bologna: Il Mulino.
Ruspini, P. (2024), Memoria e migrazioni. Percorsi di ricerca tra Svizzera e Italia in prospettiva transnazionale, Milano: Mimesis.
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Dates of beginning and end of teaching activities
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Delivery mode
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Traditional
At a distance
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Attendance
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not mandatory
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Evaluation methods
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Written test
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