Experience

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• A database of didactic activities on climate change

  Daniele Cane, Gianni Boschis

  263-269

• Academic Debate as a Pedagogical Strategy in STEM Higher Education: experiences in the University of Palermo

  Dr. Lombardo, Prof. Maggio

  153-163

• Activity Theory and Digital Storytelling as tools for the development of professional skills in higher education

  Cinzia Ferranti , Corrado Petrucco

  118-128

• Artificial intelligence and gender stereotypes: reflections, perpectives and digital innovation for inclusion at school

  Alfonso Filippone, Giulia Papa

  294-307

• Beyond disciplinary boundaries: Educational codesign and body percussion in the changing school

  Mariapia Mazzella, Antinea Ambretti

  247-256

• Bodily expression and creative thinking: an experience in a second primary class

  Paola Gnata, Emilia Restiglian, Andrea Dal Bianco, Silvia Azzolin

  270-284

• CBIS-TV (Calamba Bayside Integrated School- TV): A Contextualized Supplemental Live Online Tutorial for Learners

  Cincy Merly B. Gecolea, Elsa D. Pagulayan , Judy Mae S. Pantoja , Marian B. Diaz

  124-133

• Circle Singing as an Inclusive Interdisciplinary Practice: Assessing Musical and Linguistic Development Through Innovative Research Tools

  Giuseppe Pantano, Amalia Rizzo

  179-190

• Cooperative learning in virtual worlds: An innovative teaching and learning experience for STEAM education

  Alfonso Filippone, Emanuela Anna Montepeloso, Romina Leone, Antonio Bevilacqua

  100-113

• Educational content to improve cognitive function: relationship between physical education and attention

  Nicola Lovecchio, Edoardo Pittaluga

  285-293

• Focus group analysis of an educational robotics and storytelling experience

  Lino Rossi, Enrico Orsenigo, Cecilia Pellizzari , Maria Valentini

  204-215

• From the class to the forest. An explorative research at primary school

  Emilia Restiglian, Silvia Azzolin , Sabrina De Lazzaro , Maddalena Traldi , Marta Turco

  129-140

• Interprofessional education in healthcare training: an integrated, simulationbased educational experience

  Annalisa Speziali, Michela Lazzarin, Marcija Borojevic-Pantic, Tommaso Clericetti, Ruben Forni, Brigitte Wehrli, Anna Piccaluga Piatti, Carla Pedrazzani

  139-152

• Participatory evaluation and soft skills: an innovative approach proposed by the ITS Academy of Puglia

  Francesca Storai, Gaia Ferrara, Maria Gabriella de Judicibus

  216-226

• Podcasts and disciplinary teaching: an experience of didactic innovation in the initial training of teachers in the course of Methodology of Historical Research

  Mariagemma Pecoraro

  191-204

• Reimagining Signature Pedagogies through Digital Prototypes: Inclusive Disciplinary learning in Geography and Mathematics

  Vanessa Macchia, Stefania Torri

  205-216

• Teacher competency on the cooperative learning assessment. A pilot study in three schools in Catalonia

  David Martínez-Maireles

  191-203

• Teaching AImediated linguistic translation: Language education and the development of lexicosemantic competence

  Francesca Machì

  164-178

• The e-tivity as a developmental and widespread teaching practice. A case study in Higher Education

  Federica Pelizzari, Alessandra Carenzio

  111-123

• The experience of disseminating quality culture between systemic aspects and value elements

  Laura Mion, Raimondo Bruno

  244-262

• The TASC learning framework for the education of non-cognitive skills Applications in schools of all levels

  Alessandra Imperio, Demis Basso

• Towards an Integrated Approach to Teaching: Experimenting with Interdisciplinarity in Teacher Education

  Lorella Giannandrea, Francesca Gratani, Adele La Rana, Sara Lorenzetti, Agnese Telloni

  236-246

• Training for innovation at Politecnico of Turin: Faculty Development, experience and research with students on the Aerospace Engineering course through Team Based Learning

  Enrico Cestino, Antonella Lotti, Cristiana Rossignolo, Ettore Felisatti, Anna Serbati

  096-109

• “Assessment is fair if…”. A case study with primary school teachers

  Debora Aquario, Clara Andrich

  144-155