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The future of education: models, methodologies and environments to support learning processes

Participating journal: Discover Psychology

School is a social institution, and, with it, the world of education represents an integral and fundamental part of society. In recent years we have been witnessing a radical transformation of the educational dimension that impacts curricular content, teaching methodologies and, even more, environments and technological tools to promote or enhance student learning. School is changing, what will be the future of school learning? The strong scientific interest on these topics is encouraging psychological sciences to study the transformations in the field of personal development related to school learning, trying to understand and discover how modern technological systems and new teaching methodologies are transforming the cognitive, emotional and social processes connected to learning. This transformation process, which emerged together with the rapid technological progress of recent years, has led to further research questions regarding how modern artificial intelligence tools, augmented and virtual reality, or systems based on tangible interfaces, will integrate into school learning. At the same time, psychology try to understand how these same technological tools can enhance the learning and education processes of students with special educational needs, disabilities and/or specific learning disorders.

Psychological sciences, in fact, will have the duty to design, study and experiment with innovative learning models that, using modern technologies, will be able to offer widely inclusive educational opportunities.

In this special volume, therefore, we want to collect studies and research that investigate the psychological processes involved in the field of development in relation to the transformation that technology is bringing to the world of school and learning, and how these psychological processes can have repercussions in the relational, emotional and cognitive fields.

Keywords: tools for enhancing learning, innovative learning methodologies, new learning environments, artificial intelligence for special educational needs, artificial intelligence for learning, transformation of learning processes, cognitive processes transformation in learning, emotional processes in learning, social process transformation in learning

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Discover Psychology is an open access journal publishing findings in all fields of psychology, including clinical, social, cognitive, biological, personality, sports, organizational,...

Editors

  • Angelo Rega

    Angelo Rega

    Angelo Rega, PhD, Pegaso Telematic University, Italy. Angelo Rega is a developmental and educational psychologist and "tenure track" researcher at the Pegaso Digital University where he teaches developmental psychology. His research activity is focused on the development of technologies and educational methodologies for learning enhancement of persons with cognitive disabilities and special educational needs. During years he has design and develop several serious games for supporting learning process, some of them recognized as medical devices by the Italian Ministry of Health and authorized for use in schools and rehabilitation clinics.
  • Pierpaolo Limone

    Pierpaolo Limone

    Prof. Pierpaolo Limone, Full professor, Digital University Pegaso, Italy. Rector of the Digital University Pegaso leads an innovative institution with over 150,000 students, demonstrating a strong commitment to educational advancement. Previously, he has served as the Rector of the University of Foggia and he holds a full professorship in Psychology. Specializing in digital media and education, the Rector founded the Centre for Advanced Studies in Education, overseeing research projects on digital environments. He has authored over 250 publications and held leadership roles in key Italian scientific associations like SIREM and SIRD.

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