Adopting a participative paradigm, based on a well-defined idea of the child and on a solid pedagogical culture (which restores value to childhood but also to relationships and contexts), can be a common device for creating an authentic 0-6 pathway. In participation, care and learning are reconciled, because they are integrated in an idea of the child as a competent and active subject, nourished by bonds and affects. The integrated 0-6 education system can create this form of participation that makes people grow and produces culture. This requires the assumption of an organisational structure that acts as a true mediator of relational processes, inspired by an idea of childhood and education and a culture of participation. This approach makes it possible to raise awareness of the functional interdependencies between the structuring of spaces and times, between organisational structures and value systems, between the preparation of experiences and the transmission of rules. By flowing into a shared planning, the promotion of a participatory culture can contribute to transforming subjects and contexts, but also to changing the paradigm of knowledge construction, seeking it in listening and dialogue rather than in monologue. The book, in short, inscribes participation in a broader pedagogical perspective, which urges the valorisation of the 0-6 services as laboratories of citizenship and democratic forums, through which it is possible to co-construct a new culture of childhood and its education.
Adottare un paradigma partecipativo, fondato su una precisa idea di bambino e su una solida cultura pedagogica (che restituisca valore all’infanzia ma anche alle relazioni e ai contesti), può costituire un dispositivo accomunante per la creazione di un autentico percorso 0-6. Nella partecipazione cura e apprendimento si conciliano, perché sono integrati in un’idea di bambino come soggetto competente e attivo, che si nutre di legami e affetti. Il sistema educativo integrato 0-6 può dar vita a questa forma di partecipazione che fa crescere le persone e produce cultura. Ciò richiede l’assunzione di un impianto organizzativo che funga da vero e proprio mediatore dei processi relazionali, ispirato ad un’idea di bambino e di educazione e ad una cultura della partecipazione. Questo approccio permette di far crescere la consapevolezza delle interdipendenze funzionali tra strutturazione degli spazi e dei tempi, tra assetti organizzativi e sistemi valoriali, tra predisposizione delle esperienze e trasmissione delle regole. Confluendo in una progettualità condivisa, la promozione di una cultura partecipativa può concorrere a trasformare i soggetti e i contesti, ma altresì a cambiare il paradigma di costruzione della conoscenza, ricercandola nell’ascolto e nel dialogo piuttosto che nel monologo. Il volume, in sintesi, inscrive la partecipazione in una più ampia prospettiva pedagogica, che sollecita a valorizzare i servizi 0-6 come laboratori di cittadinanza e forum democratici, attraverso cui è possibile co-costruire una nuova cultura dell’infanzia e della sua educazione.
Amadini, M., Crescere partecipando. Contesti e prospettive educative per il sistema 0-6, Scholé - Morcelliana, Brescia 2020:2020 170 [https://hdl.handle.net/10807/145992]
Crescere partecipando. Contesti e prospettive educative per il sistema 0-6
Amadini, Monica
2020
Abstract
Adopting a participative paradigm, based on a well-defined idea of the child and on a solid pedagogical culture (which restores value to childhood but also to relationships and contexts), can be a common device for creating an authentic 0-6 pathway. In participation, care and learning are reconciled, because they are integrated in an idea of the child as a competent and active subject, nourished by bonds and affects. The integrated 0-6 education system can create this form of participation that makes people grow and produces culture. This requires the assumption of an organisational structure that acts as a true mediator of relational processes, inspired by an idea of childhood and education and a culture of participation. This approach makes it possible to raise awareness of the functional interdependencies between the structuring of spaces and times, between organisational structures and value systems, between the preparation of experiences and the transmission of rules. By flowing into a shared planning, the promotion of a participatory culture can contribute to transforming subjects and contexts, but also to changing the paradigm of knowledge construction, seeking it in listening and dialogue rather than in monologue. The book, in short, inscribes participation in a broader pedagogical perspective, which urges the valorisation of the 0-6 services as laboratories of citizenship and democratic forums, through which it is possible to co-construct a new culture of childhood and its education.I documenti in IRIS sono protetti da copyright e tutti i diritti sono riservati, salvo diversa indicazione.