2020
DOI: 10.3280/ess2-2020oa9285
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Riflettere sul genere, una proposta formativa per gli insegnanti di educazione fisica

Abstract: Le pratiche degli/delle insegnanti di educazione fisica, possono riflettere assunti e credenze sul genere sviluppatisi normalmente in contesti eterosessuali e che non considerano visioni alternative di genere. La ricognizione sulle proprie influenze socio-culturali, richiede un processo riflessivo che indirizzi la decostruzione degli stereotipi di genere e le azioni didattiche. Ma la riflessività è un "habitus" che può essere acquisito e migliorato attraverso la pratica. L'obiettivo del presente contributo è q… Show more

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“…Through socialization and indirect education from a very early age, boys and girls, men and women learn what is suitable for their gender in a specific social and cultural context. Gender education is a lifelong process performed in different contexts (family, schools, group of peers, and so on), at different levels (direct and indirect) and through different tools (Ulivieri, 2007;Biemmi, 2012;Brambilla, 2016;Burgio, 2015;Witt, 2001).…”
Section: Literature and Gender Socializationmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Through socialization and indirect education from a very early age, boys and girls, men and women learn what is suitable for their gender in a specific social and cultural context. Gender education is a lifelong process performed in different contexts (family, schools, group of peers, and so on), at different levels (direct and indirect) and through different tools (Ulivieri, 2007;Biemmi, 2012;Brambilla, 2016;Burgio, 2015;Witt, 2001).…”
Section: Literature and Gender Socializationmentioning
confidence: 99%