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Participation, Facilitation and Mediation in Educational Interactions.

Chapter
Publication Date:
2012
Short description:
Participation, Facilitation and Mediation in Educational Interactions / Baraldi, C. (ROUTLEDGE RESEARCH IN EDUCATION). - In: Participation, Facilitation, and Mediation. Children and Young People in Their Social Contexts / C. Baraldi, V. Iervese. - STAMPA. - New York : Routledge, 2012. - ISBN 9780415893145. - pp. 66-86 [10.4324/9780203119617-10]
abstract:
The chapter analyses the meanings of facilitation and mediation, in the promotion of children’s and adolescents’ participation to communication. It aims at clarifying differences and relationships between the concepts of facilitation and mediation, and their ‘dialogic’ aspects. This conceptualisation is applied to an empirical research on international camps concerning peace education and involving adult facilitators and adolescents. The study highlights the kinds of dialogic actions which seem successful in facilitating and mediating the interaction with adolescents, actions which promote the adolescents’ active participation and their coordination in the interaction, by confirming and taking the adolescents’ perspectives, and promoting new narratives. The chapter argues that actions of this type can introduce important changes in the education systems.
Iris type:
Capitolo/Saggio
Keywords:
Participation; Facilitation; Mediation; Sociology of Children; Education; Communication
List of contributors:
Baraldi, Claudio
Authors of the University:
BARALDI Claudio
Handle:
https://iris.unimore.it/handle/11380/738984
Book title:
Participation, Facilitation, and Mediation. Children and Young People in Their Social Contexts
Published in:
ROUTLEDGE RESEARCH IN EDUCATION
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