2016 - Franco Angeli
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Gli habitus e la personalizzazione dell'insegnamento
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- Not only should education professionals be expert in the subject(s) they teach; they should also strive to foster the aesthetic, ethical and civic capacities of students. In this regard, teaching is an ethical act which grounds a reciprocal relationship between individuals and whose purpose is to encourage the development of a set of habits among students as well as teachers. This chapter comprises a study of the idea of habit and its contribution to the development of an ethics of teaching. First, the Aristotelian view of habit as personal enrichment through the stable harmonization of spontaneity with the good is addressed. Then, the classical Aristotelian conception is further explored in light of the contemporary recovery of practical reason, read in relation to habit, freedom and personalization in the education process. Finally, the ways in which current perspectives outside the Aristotelian tradition, such as Dewey's philosophy, may also encompass the concept of habit as a cornerstone of personal integ
- ration are also examined.
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Sociologia e politiche sociali : 2, 2016-
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Código DOI: 10.3280/SP2016-002005
ISSN: 1972-5116
KEYWORDS
- Personalized Teaching
- Habit
- Freedom
- Moral Virtue
- Authority
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