TRAINING, CULTURE AND SOCIETY IN MODERN AGE
Academic Year 2025/2026 - Teacher: ELENA FRASCAExpected Learning Outcomes
Deepening issues, events and main aspects of the Modern Age, with particular attention to the development of the phenomenon of formative travel and the evolution of the roles of the family and the woman, deal with the educational processes. Deepening issues, events and main aspects of the Modern Age, with particular attention to the development of the phenomenon of formative travel and the evolution of the roles of the family and the woman, deal with the educational processes.
The expected learning outcomes, according to the guidelines set by the Dublin Descriptors, are the following:
- DD1: learning and understanding of the vocabulary and terminology of the program, with particular reference to the historical-social aspects of the issues studied and their declination in broader space-time contexts.
- DD2: understanding and mastery of the concepts underlying the topics studied. The study of themes such as the educational journey, the family and women in modern society, told through the approach of first-hand sources and individual cases with a strong meaning in terms of macro history, will allow the student audience to approach phenomena characterizing the modern age.
- DD3 and DD4: the proposed course intends to provide students with specific skills capable of developing precise individual paths aimed at implementing and strengthening the autonomy of judgment and to enforce a path that allows them to convey the skills learned outside.
- DD5: the main objective pursued by the discipline and the proposed path is to allow the development of targeted learning skills that can represent for the student an essential asset that can be used in the future even in extra-university contexts.
Required Prerequisites
Space-time orientation skills. Lexical property. Knowledge of the main data of the history of Europe in the Modern Age. Ability to correlate topics.
Detailed Course Content
The evolution of educational and training processes between the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries, read through the progress of the phenomenon of the educational travel and the roles of the family and the woman in the society of the modern age.
Learning Assessment
Learning Assessment Procedures
There will be an intermediate test, consisting of the creation of papers - individual or group - on topics that will be agreed with the teacher. The evaluation of the test (whose passing will be expressed with a grade from 18 to 30) will be averaged with the grade of the subsequent and final oral test. The in itinere test can be carried out at the discretion of the student and any failure to pass will not in any way preclude access to the official exams (entire program).