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DEBORA AQUARIO

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Position

Professoressa Associata

Structure

Dipartimento di Filosofia, Sociologia, Pedagogia e Psicologia Applicata - FISPPA

Address

VIA BEATO PELLEGRINO, 28 - PADOVA

Telephone

0498271723

E-mail

debora.aquario@unipd.it

Debora Aquario is Associate Professor (Experimental Pedagogy) at the Department of Philosophy, Sociology, Pedagogy and Applied Psychology (FISPPA) of the University of Padova. She teaches "Assessment of educational systems and processes" (Pedagogy Course); “Research methods in educational contexts” (Educational Sciences Course) and “Experimental Pedagogy” (Developmental and Educational Psychology Course).
Member of the Teaching Board of the PhD Course in Pedagogical, Educational and Instructional Sciences and Co-Director of the Journal "Itaca. Itinerari per l'accessibilità" (Padova University Press). Research areas: evaluation processes in universities and in school (evaluation of educational system, self-evaluation of teachers, and assessment of students’ learning), assessment focused on accessibility, equity and collaboration.

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  • Il ricevimento si svolge in modalità telematica / in presenza previo appuntamento tramite mail (debora.aquario@unipd.it).

Teachings

Research Area

Design and evaluation of educational interventions

Co-assessment: meanings of collaboration in assessment processes

Assessment processes in higher education

Accessibility in educational contexts: Universal Design for Learning (UDL) and for Assessment

Assessment cultures in an inclusive perspective

Thesis proposals

Design and assessment of interventions in educational contexts

Co-assessment: qualitative studies about the value of collaboration in school assessment processes

Introduction of alternative assessment practices in higher education

Exploratory studies about teachers' and students' inclusive assessment cultures

The Universal Design for Learning (UDL) in its design and evalutative dimensions: studies about educational practices inspired by UDL