This article presents “Avanguardie Educative” (http://avanguardieeducative.indire.it/), a cultural movement founded to gather the most significant experiences of organizational and educational innovation in Italian schools and encourage transformation of the traditional lecture-based school model. With the aim of supporting an innovation process that has emerged from bottom -up reasoning, INDIRE (National Institute for Documentation, Innovation and Educational Research) and 22 founder member schools (advanced schools) have produced a manifesto based on seven pillars that inspired the “Gallery of 12 Ideas” -experiences of innovation re-elaborated by researchers based on experience gained in certain Italian schools, which, some time ago, began to gradually change the organization, school time and space for teaching in ways that would encourage pupils to take an active role in teaching -learning processes. The Avanguardie Educative movement currently includes 416 schools that are trying out the ideas, with support from the advanced schools and INDIRE, aided by a blended coaching process designed to build a professional community of practice.
Con la pandemia da COVID-19, le scuole hanno dovuto ri-progettare le attività con Didattica a Distanza e Didattica Digitale Integrata. In questo contesto, è stata realizzata l’indagine con la Griglia per l’autovalutazione del livello di istituzionalizzazione del Service Learning di Andrew Furco, adattata al contesto italiano integrandola con le dimensioni dell’innovazione del Movimento delle Avanguardie Educative. Il contributo presenta gli elementi di leadership della Griglia nella prospettiva della comunità educante, basata su partecipazione e condivisione come leve del cambiamento organizzativo e didattico, oltre a un approfondimento sull’Istituto “C. Caniana” di Bergamo per inquadrare l’istituzionalizzazione nello scenario dell’emergenza sanitaria.
The paper presents a reflection on the LifeComp framework within the planning activities of Service-Learning projects carried out in mixed teams composed of teaching staff and educators from the non-profit sector. By considering the theme of interprofessionality as a central field of the development of the teaching profession within the educational scenarios generated by the pandemic, by national and international indications, the research focuses on the identification of the competences of the LifeComp framework present in the narratives produced by teachers and educators during the first phase of the project. Using service learning is functional to enable the teachers and educators involved to adopt an attitude of research and openness towards the other; at the same time, it is an approach that can provide a methodological framework for designing student-centred interventions and school-territory collaboration that simultaneously develop cognitive and educational skills.
Il Service-Learning per lo sviluppo interprofessionale della collaborazione scuola-territorio nel quadro del LifeComp.
Il paper presenta una riflessione sul framework LifeComp all’interno delle attività di progettazione di percorsi di Service Learning realizzate in equipe miste, composte da personale docente ed educatori del terzo settore. Considerando centrale il tema dell’interprofessionalità come ambito dello sviluppo della professione docente all’interno degli scenari educativi determinati dalla pandemia, dalle indicazioni nazionali e internazionali, la ricerca si focalizza sull’individuazione delle competenze del framework LifeComp presenti nelle narrazioni prodotte da docenti ed educatori nel corso della prima fase di avvio del percorso. L’apprendimento servizio è funzionale ad attivare nei docenti e negli educatori un atteggiamento di ricerca e apertura verso l’altro; allo stesso tempo è un approccio in grado di fornire una cornice metodologica per la progettazione di interventi centrati sullo studente e sulla collaborazione scuola-territorio che sviluppano contemporaneamente competenze di tipo cognitivo ed educativo.
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