Within the Italian educational system, the transition from lower to upper secondary school constitutes a challenging task for many students; in this process teachers and parents play a strategic role. In this paper is presented a survey aimed at highlighting the process of decision-making related to upper secondary education from the perspective of parents. This empirical action is part of a broader project aimed to fight training failure in Varese (Lombardy). A semi-structured online questionnaire was submitted to all parents of students attending power secondary school in Varese in 2022/23. The results show that the guidance practices carried on by school are generally appreciated by many parents. A closer look to the data shows possible areas of fragility that require schools to take on responsibility.
Lisimberti, C., Montalbetti, K., Guiding students from lower to upper secondary: a challenging and shared task for families and schools, in Bianquin, N., Magni, F. (ed.), Book of Proceedings. ATEE Spring Conference 2024. Teacher education research in Europe: trends, challenges, practices and perspectives, Università degli Studi di Bergamo, Bergamo 2025: 244- 255. 10.62336/unibg.978-88-97253-27-3 [https://hdl.handle.net/10807/336777]
Guiding students from lower to upper secondary: a challenging and shared task for families and schools
Lisimberti, Cristina
;Montalbetti, Katia
2025
Abstract
Within the Italian educational system, the transition from lower to upper secondary school constitutes a challenging task for many students; in this process teachers and parents play a strategic role. In this paper is presented a survey aimed at highlighting the process of decision-making related to upper secondary education from the perspective of parents. This empirical action is part of a broader project aimed to fight training failure in Varese (Lombardy). A semi-structured online questionnaire was submitted to all parents of students attending power secondary school in Varese in 2022/23. The results show that the guidance practices carried on by school are generally appreciated by many parents. A closer look to the data shows possible areas of fragility that require schools to take on responsibility.I documenti in IRIS sono protetti da copyright e tutti i diritti sono riservati, salvo diversa indicazione.



