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Journal articles on the topic "Apprendimento relazionale"
Pendenza, Paolo. "Setting relazionale e apprendimento." EDUCAZIONE SENTIMENTALE, no. 37 (September 2022): 183–206. http://dx.doi.org/10.3280/eds2022-037017.
Full textVanessa, Bozuffi, and Luca Barbieri Gian. "L'apprendimento come danza relazionale." RICERCA PSICOANALITICA, no. 1 (December 2011): 97–119. http://dx.doi.org/10.3280/rpr2012-001007.
Full textMaurizio Gentile, Cosimo. "Disabilità, soggettivazione, inclusione: un approccio psicodinamico relazionale." MINORIGIUSTIZIA, no. 4 (July 2022): 76–85. http://dx.doi.org/10.3280/mg2021-004009.
Full textLemmo, Alice, and Andrea Maffia. "Un esempio di introduzione del paradigma relazionale nella scuola media." Didattica della matematica. Dalla ricerca alle pratiche d’aula, no. 10 (November 17, 2021): 53–69. http://dx.doi.org/10.33683/ddm.21.10.3.
Full textMorreale, Antonella, Anna Ruggirello, Giusi Daniela Ventimiglia, and Leonarda Vultaggio. "Isomorfismo e controparadosso in "Shutter Island": un modello di apprendimento creativo." RIVISTA DI PSICOTERAPIA RELAZIONALE, no. 36 (December 2012): 69–84. http://dx.doi.org/10.3280/pr2012-036005.
Full textViaro, Maurizio, Ilenia Barile, Chiara Beghin, Mara Germani, Rosmaria Giuliano, Anna Nemes, and Michela Zanella. "Formazione e Identitŕ sistemiche." TERAPIA FAMILIARE, no. 96 (August 2011): 5–24. http://dx.doi.org/10.3280/tf2011-096001.
Full textFiscella, Patrizia. "Il respiro del passo: il cammino come metafora biografica." EDUCAZIONE SENTIMENTALE, no. 18 (September 2012): 99–113. http://dx.doi.org/10.3280/eds2012-018011.
Full textOriggi, Giancarlo. "Apprendimento." EDUCAZIONE SENTIMENTALE, no. 15 (December 2010): 19–25. http://dx.doi.org/10.3280/eds2011-015003.
Full textAnna Russo. "Relazione educativa e comunicazione nella comunità di apprendimento." Rivista Italiana di Educazione Familiare 18, no. 1 (June 19, 2021): 337–57. http://dx.doi.org/10.36253/rief-9496.
Full textProvantini, katia, and Dario Cuccolo. "Focus: Apprendimento, la complessità nella relazione terapeutica. Le difficoltà di apprendimento in una prospettiva evolutiva." RICERCA PSICOANALITICA, no. 2 (August 2018): 9–34. http://dx.doi.org/10.3280/rpr2018-002002.
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Soriani, Alessandro <1983>. "L'influenza delle dinamiche relazionali in contesti digitali sul clima sociale degli ambienti di apprendimento." Doctoral thesis, Alma Mater Studiorum - Università di Bologna, 2018. http://amsdottorato.unibo.it/8389/1/Tesi_Dottorato_Alessandro_Soriani_XXXciclo.pdf.
Full textLes jeunes pré-adolescents qui fréquentent les écoles secondaires du premier cycle vivent une période délicate : ils ne sont pas simplement occupés à affronter un parcours scolaire inédit et plus complexe, mais ils sont aussi occupés dans leurs tâches quotidiennes à former et négocier leurs identités et leurs rôles dans les différents groupes des pairs. Ce complexe scénario est élargi par leurs premières expériences, loin des yeux des adultes, avec les technologies : outils qui vont se superposer à l’univers relationnel qu’on vient de décrire, une dimension existentielle qui ouvre des nouvelles formes de communications médiées par les contextes numériques. Est-ce qu’il y a une influence des technologies sur les dynamiques relationnelles qui ont lieu entre élèves et aussi entre élèves et enseignants ? De quel rapport s’agit-il ? Quelles dynamiques sont impliquées ? Quel type de technologie est en jeu ? Est-ce qu’il existe un rapport d’influence entre les relations médiées par les contextes numériques et le climat social d’un environnement d’apprentissage ? Quel type de rapport ? Jusqu’à quel point les élèves dépendent des relations médiées par les enivrements numériques pour satisfaire leurs besoins relationnels ? Quelle perception ont les élèves et les enseignants des dynamiques relationnelles médiées par les contextes numériques ? Et quel rôle accordent-ils à l’école dans cette problématique ? Pour fournir une réponse à ces questions, la recherche présente une phénoménologie de le témoignage de 21 enseignants et 365 garçons et filles qui font partie des 4 établissements scolaires, dans deux villes en deux différents pays : France et Italie.
Young pre-teens attending junior high schools are going through a very delicate period: they are not just engaged in a new and more complex school career, but they are also engaged in their daily tasks of training and negotiating their identities and their roles in the different peer groups. This complex scenario is expanded by their first experiences, far from the eyes of adults, with technologies: tools that add, on the relational universe just described, an existential dimension that opens up new forms of communication mediated by digital contexts. Do technologies have an influence between on the relational dynamics that take place between students and their peers and between students and teachers? Which kind of influence? What dynamics are involved? What kind of technology is at stake? Is there a relationship of influence between the relationships mediated by the digital contexts and the social climate of a learning environment? What kind of influence? How much do students rely on digital-enriched relationships to satisfy their relationship needs? What perception do students and teachers have of relational dynamics mediated by digital contexts? And what role do they give to the school in this problem? To try to provide an answer to these questions, the research presents a phenomenology of the witness of 21 teachers and 365 boys and girls who are part of 4 schools, in two cities and in two different countries: France and Italy.
Mattioli, Michela <1975>. "Studio longitudinale sulle capacità cognitive del cane: discriminazione di quantità ed apprendimento per imitazione in relazione all'attaccamento." Doctoral thesis, Alma Mater Studiorum - Università di Bologna, 2014. http://amsdottorato.unibo.it/6614/1/MATTIOLI_MICHELA_TESI.pdf.
Full textThe present study investigated and evaluated some cognitive abilities of the dog: the ability to discriminate quantity and to learn through imitation; the latter kind of learning was related to the dog’s attachment to the owner. In the first analysis two tests were applied: the first is based on the presentation of a visual stimulus: different amounts of food, different from each other by 50% , were presented to the dog; the choice of the dogs was rewarded with different types of differential or non-differential reinforcement. The second test was divided into two parts: different quantities of food (different from each other by 50 %) were submitted to the dogs; in the first part of the test, the sensory input was exclusively auditory, while in the second part both auditory and visual. Where feasible, a heart rate monitor was applied to the dogs, in order to perform an assessment of the heart rate changes during the test. The aim of the test was to evaluate if the subjects were able to discriminate the larger amount of food. The second study analyzed the learning ability of 36 subjects, divided into working dogs and pets. The subjects performed the Mirror Test for the assessment of learning by imitation. In addition the subjects were subjected to thermal scanning at the beginning and at the end of the test and their respiratory rate was detected before and after the test. Finally, in 11 of these subjects the Strange Situation Test for the assessment of attachment to the owner, was performed. All tests were videotaped and then analyzed using a dedicated software (OBSERVER XT 10).
Mattioli, Michela <1975>. "Studio longitudinale sulle capacità cognitive del cane: discriminazione di quantità ed apprendimento per imitazione in relazione all'attaccamento." Doctoral thesis, Alma Mater Studiorum - Università di Bologna, 2014. http://amsdottorato.unibo.it/6614/.
Full textThe present study investigated and evaluated some cognitive abilities of the dog: the ability to discriminate quantity and to learn through imitation; the latter kind of learning was related to the dog’s attachment to the owner. In the first analysis two tests were applied: the first is based on the presentation of a visual stimulus: different amounts of food, different from each other by 50% , were presented to the dog; the choice of the dogs was rewarded with different types of differential or non-differential reinforcement. The second test was divided into two parts: different quantities of food (different from each other by 50 %) were submitted to the dogs; in the first part of the test, the sensory input was exclusively auditory, while in the second part both auditory and visual. Where feasible, a heart rate monitor was applied to the dogs, in order to perform an assessment of the heart rate changes during the test. The aim of the test was to evaluate if the subjects were able to discriminate the larger amount of food. The second study analyzed the learning ability of 36 subjects, divided into working dogs and pets. The subjects performed the Mirror Test for the assessment of learning by imitation. In addition the subjects were subjected to thermal scanning at the beginning and at the end of the test and their respiratory rate was detected before and after the test. Finally, in 11 of these subjects the Strange Situation Test for the assessment of attachment to the owner, was performed. All tests were videotaped and then analyzed using a dedicated software (OBSERVER XT 10).
MOLLO, MARIALETIZIA. "Studio sperimentale sull'apprendimento motorio in relazione al disturbo di alcune variabili esterne." Doctoral thesis, Università degli Studi di Roma "Tor Vergata", 2010. http://hdl.handle.net/2108/1268.
Full textThe experimental study conducted was born from the need to customize and adapt the exercise workout to the individual or small groups of people. Its scientific aim is to investigate the effects of a multisensory stimulus traumatic low amount of memory and the emotional motor system. The need to scientifically prove the effects of trauma on the movement and posture comes from clinical experience, watching actors really traumatized the wish the best for the future is to be able to create customized training protocols to enable the improvement of strategies postural and then the recovery of motor activity progressively influenced by negative experiences lived. This work was held at the Department of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation Medicine of the Policlinico Tor Vergata, seen together several professionals such as physiotherapist, physiotherapist and a graduate in physical sciences. The specific objective is to assess whether the multisensory stimulation reproduced in the laboratory (unpleasant experience or trauma in multisensory simulation) causes a weakening of the lower limbs and right limb in particular, that the greater part of the incoming sensory stimulus. Another specific objective is to assess whether the multisensory stimulation reproduced in the laboratory, aimed at re-enactment of trauma, is able to trigger anticipatory warning mechanisms. Observed the sample for this study consists of 46 people aged between 20 and 40 years, but excluding those who have suffered head injuries in the past. The sample is divided into two groups: The experimental group is disturbed by a simulated trauma during multisensory exercise maximum force and is subject to re-test after 24 hours; the control group performs an exercise in full force and subject to re-test 24 hours later. The assessment of maximum force is given by a glove dynamometer against which subjects perform a pressure to both legs, the exercise is therefore isometric contraction against resistance. The results obtained from the data are significant because, in subjects belonging to the Experimental Group to the strength of the right hip flexors (iliopsoas in particular) was lower than the initial detection and remains the next day when the subject is tested again under the same conditions.
CAMIA, MICHELA. "Le abilità pragmatiche e la loro relazione con la Teoria della mente, le Funzioni Esecutive e la salute psicologica in bambini a sviluppo tipico, bambini con differenti disturbi del neurosviluppo e adulti con Disturbi Specifici di Apprendimento." Doctoral thesis, Università degli studi di Modena e Reggio Emilia, 2021. http://hdl.handle.net/11380/1236817.
Full textDespite the importance of the pragmatics skills in the interactions with other people and in the communicative exchanges, little research focused on these abilities and on their relationships with psychological well-being and other cognitive domains in typically developing (TD) children and in individuals with Specific Learning Disorders (SLD). Previous works focused mainly on pragmatic abilities in patients with neurological and psychiatric disorders, Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD), Developmental Language Disorders (DLD) and Schizophrenia. In these clinical populations, the studies reported close relationships between pragmatic abilities and both quality of life (QoL) and behavioural problems. Surprisingly, the link between pragmatic skills and psychological health in TD children is still underinvestigated. Studying more in depth the relationships between pragmatics and psychological health in TD children appears as a central issue to better understand the child’s development and prevent later behavioural and emotional difficulties. Moreover, in Italy, the instruments for the identification of pragmatic difficulties in children are still limited and the discrimination between children with various language difficulties into different diagnostic profiles remains a major challenge in clinical settings. Regarding clinical populations, little is known about pragmatic abilities in individuals with (SLD). Studying pragmatic abilities and their relationships with other cognitive domains, i.e. Theory of Mind (ToM) and Executive functions (EFs) in patients with SLD could contribute to define their cognitive functioning and plan an effective support. Guided by this evidence, three studies were designed. Study 1 aimed at analysing the relationships between pragmatic abilities, school well-being and behavioural problems in a group of 66 TD children. The data collected suggested a strong relationship between pragmatic skills and both school well-being and children behavioural features. Study 2 evaluated and compared pragmatic skills in children with TD (n = 26) and with different neurodevelopmental disorders: ASD with good intellectual functioning (n = 19), SLD with associated DLD (n=23) and SLD without linguistic impairments (n = 21). The findings contributed to discriminate the pragmatic profile between these clinical populations. We investigated and confirmed the validity of the Children Communication Checklist (CCC-2) as screening measure for pragmatic skills as well. Study 3 assessed the pragmatic comprehension abilities in 26 young adults with SLD and in 30 adults from the general population. We studied the relationship between pragmatics, QoL, ToM and EFs as well. Our results showed that pragmatic abilities were compromised in young adults with SLD. In this clinical population we found also a link between pragmatic comprehension and ToM. Independently from the presence of SLD, pragmatics abilities were in relationship with QoL. Overall, this work contributes to shed light on the relationships between pragmatic abilities and other psychological and cognitive domains in both typically developing individuals and clinical samples, SLD in particular. Moreover, our data suggest that pragmatic difficulties should be considered as a possible risk factor for emotional and behavioural problems during development. Thus, an early identification of pragmatic difficulties, even in children without evident psychopathological symptoms, may prevent psychological problems that could occur later in the development. To date pragmatic abilities still appear underestimated and rarely evaluated in clinical settings. Our results highlight the importance of including the evaluation of these abilities in the clinical assessment of children and adults with SLD, in order to better define their cognitive profile and plan an intervention.
SELLARI, GIUSEPPE. "La musica come strumento educativo : relazione e comunicazione in età prescolare : programma sperimentale per lo sviluppo dell’empatia e della prevenzione dei disturbi della voce nella scuola dell’infanzia." Doctoral thesis, Università degli Studi di Roma "Tor Vergata", 2010. https://hdl.handle.net/2108/202613.
Full textThe definition of empathy is the ability of individuals to recognize and share in a vicarious way the emotion felt from another person, that is translated in an experienced emotion that is much more appropriate to the emotional mood of the other than to its own, and to understand the situation trying to put him/herself in the other’s shoe in a refined way in the course of development [Hoffmann 2001]. Since preschool age, empathizing with the experience of others help to apply the adaptation to prosocial behavior [Eisenberg et al., 2006]. Moreover, empathy helps to regulate the flow of negative emotions and reduces the aggressive effects towards friends [Eisenberg, Fabes 1991], it helps the communication and it encourages to welcome differences [Hoffman 2000]. So, this is the fundamental ability to build positive interpersonal relations and the well-being of children [Albiero, Matricardi 2006], and it is important to promote it with efficient training courses [WHO 1993]. Examining the principal experiences in vocal and emotional education, and to avoid psycological discomfort, it is possible to notice how often pedagogical approaches in the preschool years are lacking in precise programs. Often these educational courses are based on cognitive techniques where the verbal dimension is a privilege at the expense of the non verbal, and of the “body work” that, on the contrary, represents a fundamental essence for the development of children’s emotional “ego”. One of the most involving experiences that music can offer is to provoke profound and meaningful excitement and emotions [Budd 1985; Davies 1994; Juslin-Sloboda 2001; Juslin, Laukka 2004] following its own logic that is different from the verbal language [Nattiez 1989]. This ability to raise the level of our emotional life [Sloboda 1985] isn’t the only characteristic of this art. In fact music, for the different sensor and body ability level to which it refers, can adopt a formative worthiness (educational, curative and aesthetical) of extraordinary importance and can help children, especially in preschool age, to feel meaningful experiences [Shuter-Dyson 1999; Imberty 2002; Sacks 2008; Anceschi 2009; Baroni 2009]. AIM In the present research the authors examined the contents and the methods of the educational course Music and well-Being (that uses global musical activities based on listening, and on vocal and instrumental production) in order to check its efficiency in improving empathy and vocal ability in a group of four year old children. METHOD Partecipants: 40 children of about 4 years old that attend two primary school classes (20 experimental groups; 20 control groups). Procedure: The research has been done in three moments: 1- pre-test (October 2009); 2- training; 3- post-test (June 2010). In the pre-test and post-test stage they have realized a phoniatric visit and they have proposed to each child a self-value interview to measure the experimental empathy in answer to picture stories in which the protagonist would feel joy, sadness, fear, anger [Albiero, Lo Coco 2001; ECSS- Strayer, 1987]. During the training state (only for the experimental group) they did an educational course (Music and well-Being) made of 24 meetings week terms of about an hour each. Following the value of the “active method”, they have tried to favor personal harmony moments to arrive at the point, rush and extend the possibility of social-emotional relationships and relate the more meaningful and formative possible. The activities of choral singing, of movement and of making music together with Orff instruments have been proposed as moments to give the children a valid instrument of alternative communication to the verbal language, and to experiment with their own body a wide field of emotional relations and, at the same time, to enrich their intra and interpersonal experience. MAIN RESULTS AND CONCLUSIONS The results show the educative path Music and well-Being has been efficient in improving the empathic and vocal ability of children towards all emotions considered (joy, sadness, fear, anger) and above all towards emotions of negative hedonic tone. This is important because to empathize with negative emotions like sadness and fear helps prosocial behavior in children, and empathize with anger others reduce their aggressive behavior [Eisenberg et al. 2006; Hoffmann 2000]. Music, that «is a game for kids» [Delalande 1984], can represent an important instrument useful to promote a positive interpersonal and social development in children and to improve a positive atmosphere in the class group
BARACCHI, DANIELE. "Novel neural networks for structured data." Doctoral thesis, 2018. http://hdl.handle.net/2158/1113665.
Full textROZZI, FABRIZIO. "L'indagine OCSE-PISA 2006: apprendimenti e back-ground socioculturale degli studenti dell'Italia Centrale." Doctoral thesis, 2011. http://hdl.handle.net/2158/559086.
Full textFAVAZZI, UGHETTA MARIA. "Genitori e insegnanti per una alleanza educativa: un approccio multilivello e integrato alla survey per studiare gli effetti della relazione genitori-insegnanti sullo sviluppo e sull’apprendimento dei bambini nelle scuole italiane dell’infanzia." Doctoral thesis, 2022. http://hdl.handle.net/11573/1630526.
Full textBooks on the topic "Apprendimento relazionale"
interazione Tra Aspetti Cognitivi Ed Emotivi Nella Relazione Insegnamento-Apprendimento: Gestire le Emozioni Nelle Relazioni in Classe. Independently Published, 2020.
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Mantelli, Alessandro. "4 Progettare un e-learning per il giapponese. Il case study JaLea." In E-learning sostenibile per la didattica del giapponese Progettare per l’apprendimento autonomo. Venice: Fondazione Università Ca’ Foscari, 2021. http://dx.doi.org/10.30687/978-88-6969-554-4/004.
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