Mathematical experiences to contrast learning loss and school drop-out

A cura di: Patrizia Falzetti

Mathematical experiences to contrast learning loss and school drop-out

IX Seminar "Data from and for educational system: tools for research and teaching"

This volume addresses key challenges in contemporary mathematics education from different yet complementary perspectives: linguistic complexity, socio-economic inequalities, the impact of the pandemic, teacher education, and the risk of school dropout.

Pagine: 132

ISBN: 9788835192855

Edizione:1a edizione 2026

Codice editore: 10747.63

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The seminar dedicated to INVALSI data represents a valuable opportunity to explore crucial issues in education. For example, over the course of its various editions, the mathematics sessions have provided a valuable opportunity to analyse results, recurring errors, and the cognitive processes involved in solving test items in detail, thereby fostering targeted didactic reflection.
This volume collects six contributions presented at the ninth edition of the Seminar “Data from and for the educational system: tools for research and teaching” (Rome, 17–19 October 2024). Each contribution addresses key challenges in contemporary mathematics education from different yet complementary perspectives: linguistic complexity, socio-economic inequalities, the impact of the pandemic, teacher education, and the risk of school dropout. Overall, these contributions provide a comprehensive overview of the factors influencing the learning of mathematics, including language, context, motivation, teaching quality, and inclusion. The volume thus constitutes a useful framework for reconsidering mathematics as a formative experience that can foster participation, equity and meaning.

Patrizia Falzetti, Technologist Director, is the Head of the INVALSI Area of the Evaluation Research, of the SISTAN Statistical Office and of the INVALSI Statistical Service which manages data acquisition, analysis and return about both national and international surveys on Learning (OECD and IEA). She coordinates and manages the process about returning data and statistical analysis to every school and to the Ministry of Education and Merit.

Patrizia Falzetti, Introduction
Emanuela Atz, Pier Luigi Ferrari, Giovanna Mora, From classroom teaching practice to significant linguistic experiences: how to support Mathematics Learning in heterogeneous primary school class
Monica Alberti, Lucia Cirina, Maria Polo, Learning loss in Mathematics: the case of evolution in the period 2020-2024
Maria Chiara Cibien, Marta Saccoletto, Carlotta Soldano, Camilla Spagnolo, Results of INVALSI standardized assessment as a tool for professional development of Mathematics teachers
Antonella Montone, Michele Giuliano Fiorentino, Co-disciplinarity to reduce early leaving school: Math education in an innovative and integrative dialogue with other disciplines
Pier Luigi Ferrari, Annarita Monaco, Problem solving laboratory: thinking in action in disadvantaged contexts
Elisabetta Robotti, Alessandra Boscolo, Inclusive education, learning loss and implicit dropout: how to interpret a relationship

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