The City as a Space for Participatory Learning

Intervention Projects for Children, by Children and of Children

Authors

  • Santiago Sevilla-Vallejo Universidad de Salamanca

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.14422/pym.i391.y2022.008

Keywords:

children, city, Francesco Tonucci, participatory learning, democracy

Abstract

One of the great challenges of any teacher is to awaken the interest of students in what they are studying so that learning becomes an experience of complete human growth, in which they acquire knowledge and skills that serve them inside and outside the classroom. There is a growing consensus that it is essential that, in the learning process, students must adopt an active position, in which they become the builders of their own knowledge.

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Author Biography

Santiago Sevilla-Vallejo, Universidad de Salamanca

Impartió lengua y literatura en Educación Secundaria Obligatoria y actualmente es profesor de la facultad de educación de la Universidad de Salamanca. Es director de la revista Cálamo FASPE y del Congreso Internacional Las Desconocidas. Ha sido finalista del III y del IV Premio Educa Abanca. Mejor Docente de España, en la categoría universidad.

La ciudad como espacio para el aprendizaje participativo

Published

2022-09-22

How to Cite

Sevilla-Vallejo, S. (2022). The City as a Space for Participatory Learning: Intervention Projects for Children, by Children and of Children. Journal of Parents and Teachers, (391), 42–47. https://doi.org/10.14422/pym.i391.y2022.008

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Section

Innovación educativa