Generazione Alpha e competenza digitale: educare al pensiero critico nella scuola che cambia
Academic Article
Publication Date:
2025
abstract:
Pedagogical reflection on how early exposure to incessant information flows, the rarefaction of physical interactions
and the progressive dematerialisation of relational experiences contributes to generating an unprecedented existential
condition is prompted by the fact that Generation Alpha, immersed since birth in hypermedia digital ecosystems, has
arrived. Digital competence must be considered not just a technical skill, but also a profound form of epistemic and
ethical-social responsibility. It is a matter of accessibility and social justice that can counteract cultural and gender bias.
In dialogue with the new 2025 National Guidelines, this reflection restores to schools the central task of preserving a
human dimension in the age of virtualisation, by valuing intergenerational responsibility and the ethical co-construction
of communal living.
and the progressive dematerialisation of relational experiences contributes to generating an unprecedented existential
condition is prompted by the fact that Generation Alpha, immersed since birth in hypermedia digital ecosystems, has
arrived. Digital competence must be considered not just a technical skill, but also a profound form of epistemic and
ethical-social responsibility. It is a matter of accessibility and social justice that can counteract cultural and gender bias.
In dialogue with the new 2025 National Guidelines, this reflection restores to schools the central task of preserving a
human dimension in the age of virtualisation, by valuing intergenerational responsibility and the ethical co-construction
of communal living.
Iris type:
1.1 Articolo in rivista
Keywords:
Riflessione pedagogica; Generazione Alpha; Responsabilità intergenerazionale; Competenza digitale
List of contributors:
Zane, Elisa
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