The paper presents the results of an exploratory research aimed at surveying the perceptions of teachers of different school orders on Distance Learning and how it was managed to ensure the learning and inclusion of all students, including those with disabilities or gifted, with a focus on the latter. From the analysis of the answers, it appears that the majority of gifted learners benefited from the use of technology and flexible teaching that provided for the enrichment and deepening of content according to their interests. On the other hand, difficulties emerged in implementing methodologies capable of stimulating the construction of learning through mutual interaction between all learners. The Distance Learning seems to have emphasised difficulties prior to the lockdown, confirming the need for teachers to provide more training in order to build 'communities of practice' where all learners are called upon to share the knowledge, their learning processes and to develop social-emotional and relational skills.

Si presentano i risultati di una ricerca esplorativa volta a rilevare le percezioni di docenti di diversi ordini di scuola sulla Didattica a Distanza (DaD) e su come essa sia stata gestita per garantire gli apprendimenti e l’inclusione di tutti gli studenti, compresi coloro con disabilità o plusdotati, ponendo un focus su questi ultimi. Dall’analisi delle risposte sembra che la maggioranza degli allievi gifted abbia beneficiato dell’uso di tecnologie e di una didattica flessibile che ha previsto l’arricchimento e l’approfondimento dei contenuti in base ai loro interessi. Emergono invece difficoltà nell’attuare metodologie capaci di sollecitare la costruzione degli apprendimenti avvalendosi dell’interazione reciproca tra tutti gli allievi. La DaD sembra aver enfatizzato difficoltà precedenti al lockdown, confermando la necessità per i docenti di una maggiore formazione al fine di costruire “comunità di pratica”, dove tutti gli allievi siano chiamati a condividere le conoscenze, i loro processi di apprendimento e a sviluppare competenze socio-emotive e relazionali.

Patrizia Sandri, Assunta Zanetti, Isabella Bennardi (2023). Studenti plusdotati e didattica inclusiva a distanza : un’indagine esplorativa = Gifted Students and Inclusive Distance Learning : an Exploratory Survey. FORM@RE, 23(2), 189-208 [10.36253/form-14189].

Studenti plusdotati e didattica inclusiva a distanza : un’indagine esplorativa = Gifted Students and Inclusive Distance Learning : an Exploratory Survey

Patrizia Sandri;
2023

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The paper presents the results of an exploratory research aimed at surveying the perceptions of teachers of different school orders on Distance Learning and how it was managed to ensure the learning and inclusion of all students, including those with disabilities or gifted, with a focus on the latter. From the analysis of the answers, it appears that the majority of gifted learners benefited from the use of technology and flexible teaching that provided for the enrichment and deepening of content according to their interests. On the other hand, difficulties emerged in implementing methodologies capable of stimulating the construction of learning through mutual interaction between all learners. The Distance Learning seems to have emphasised difficulties prior to the lockdown, confirming the need for teachers to provide more training in order to build 'communities of practice' where all learners are called upon to share the knowledge, their learning processes and to develop social-emotional and relational skills.
2023
Patrizia Sandri, Assunta Zanetti, Isabella Bennardi (2023). Studenti plusdotati e didattica inclusiva a distanza : un’indagine esplorativa = Gifted Students and Inclusive Distance Learning : an Exploratory Survey. FORM@RE, 23(2), 189-208 [10.36253/form-14189].
Patrizia Sandri; Assunta Zanetti; Isabella Bennardi
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