The focus of the paper is an observational-descriptive study of three omnicomprehensive schools in the Lombardy Region. It examines the context in which teachers worked during the COVID-19 pandemic, their beliefs and practices regarding formative assessment, student learning and engagement during ERT, and the links between these and the context. The study suggests that there is a belief among teachers that formative assessment can support student learning and engagement in what is perceived to be an emergency context. The data collected indicate a positive correlation between beliefs and practices. There is also a significant effect of the school context on the development of the latter.
Il contributo verte su un’indagine osservativo-descrittiva su tre istituti omnicomprensivi della Regione Lombardia avente per oggetti: il contesto in cui gli insegnanti hanno operato durante il Covid-19, le loro convinzioni e dichiarazioni di prassi sulla valutazione formativa, l’apprendimento e il coinvolgimento degli studenti durante l’ERT, i legami tra quelle e il contesto. L’indagine suggerisce che gli insegnanti sono convinti che la valutazione formativa possa sostenere l’apprendimento e l’impegno degli studenti in un contesto considerato emergenziale. Dai dati raccolti emerge una correlazione positiva tra convinzioni e pratiche e un effetto significativo del contesto scolastico sulla costruzione di queste ultime.
Giganti, M., Valutazione formativa nell’Emergency Remote Teaching. Studio di convinzioni e prassi dei docenti, in A cosa serve la ricerca educativa? Il dato e il suo valore sociale, (Milano, 21-22 September 2023), Pensa MultiMedia, Lecce 2024:<<SIRD>>, 837-845 [https://hdl.handle.net/10807/281180]
Valutazione formativa nell’Emergency Remote Teaching. Studio di convinzioni e prassi dei docenti
Giganti, Marco
Primo
2024
Abstract
The focus of the paper is an observational-descriptive study of three omnicomprehensive schools in the Lombardy Region. It examines the context in which teachers worked during the COVID-19 pandemic, their beliefs and practices regarding formative assessment, student learning and engagement during ERT, and the links between these and the context. The study suggests that there is a belief among teachers that formative assessment can support student learning and engagement in what is perceived to be an emergency context. The data collected indicate a positive correlation between beliefs and practices. There is also a significant effect of the school context on the development of the latter.I documenti in IRIS sono protetti da copyright e tutti i diritti sono riservati, salvo diversa indicazione.