Human interactions, and educational situations in particular, are marked by an essential dynamic vitality that makes them inherently unpredictable and never fully controllable. Each part of ourselves is engaged in response to the “you” of the other—or of others—through a constant interplay of roles, expectations, daily struggles, and the expressed or unspoken inner forms that shape the relationship. This happens at every age and in all educational contexts. Educational relationships communicate complex intentionalities, often imbued with relational and symbolic alphabets that must be interpreted: “healthy” alphabets, yet sometimes ambiguous, which urge us to renegotiate meaning, redefine educational plans, and transform initial intentions. From this perspective, education emerges as a profoundly dialogical and transformative process, in which the relationship itself becomes a generative space for meaning and change.
Le interazioni umane, e in special modo le “situazioni educative”, si distinguono per una vivacità dinamica essenziale, che le rende esperienze mai del tutto prevedibili né pienamente controllabili. Ogni parte di noi si mette in gioco nella corrispondenza con il “tu” dell’altro o degli altri, in un continuo intreccio con le situazioni che si delineano nel gioco dei ruoli, delle attese, delle “fatiche” quotidiane e delle forme interiori — espresse o taciute — che abitano la relazione. Questo accade ad ogni età e in ogni contesto educativo. Le relazioni educative comunicano intenzionalità complesse, spesso cariche di alfabeti relazionali e simbolici da decifrare: alfabeti “sani”, ma talvolta ambigui, che spingono a rinegoziare significati, a ridefinire piani educativi e a trasformare le intenzioni iniziali. In tale prospettiva, l’educazione si rivela come un processo profondamente dialogico e trasformativo, in cui la relazione stessa è lo spazio generativo del senso e del cambiamento.
Di Liberto, B., Abitare le relazioni: ecologia della comunicazione educativa, <<ESSERE A SCUOLA>>, 2020; (7): 38-39 [https://hdl.handle.net/10807/313436]
Abitare le relazioni: ecologia della comunicazione educativa
Di Liberto, Biagio
Primo
Writing – Review & Editing
2020
Abstract
Human interactions, and educational situations in particular, are marked by an essential dynamic vitality that makes them inherently unpredictable and never fully controllable. Each part of ourselves is engaged in response to the “you” of the other—or of others—through a constant interplay of roles, expectations, daily struggles, and the expressed or unspoken inner forms that shape the relationship. This happens at every age and in all educational contexts. Educational relationships communicate complex intentionalities, often imbued with relational and symbolic alphabets that must be interpreted: “healthy” alphabets, yet sometimes ambiguous, which urge us to renegotiate meaning, redefine educational plans, and transform initial intentions. From this perspective, education emerges as a profoundly dialogical and transformative process, in which the relationship itself becomes a generative space for meaning and change.I documenti in IRIS sono protetti da copyright e tutti i diritti sono riservati, salvo diversa indicazione.



