Fernando Reati

Susanna Nanni, El desafío pedagógico en tiempos de pandemia. Memoria y derechos humanos entre Argentina y Mediterráneo desde un aula virtual

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Susanna nanni, el desafío pedagógico en tiempos de pandemia. Memoria y derechos humanos entre argentina y mediterráneo desde un aula virtual. Explora el desafío pedagógico de la pandemia, conectando memoria y derechos humanos entre Argentina y el Mediterráneo a través de un aula virtual.

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The submission, identified as a 'Reseña' (review), immediately signals its relevance by addressing 'El desafío pedagógico en tiempos de pandemia' (The pedagogical challenge in times of pandemic). This broad theme is acutely pertinent, reflecting on the profound shifts in education necessitated by global events. The title further refines this scope by focusing on 'Memoria y derechos humanos entre Argentina y Mediterráneo desde un aula virtual' (Memory and human rights between Argentina and the Mediterranean from a virtual classroom). This specific framing suggests an ambitious and interdisciplinary exploration, bringing together critical themes of historical memory and human rights within a transnational and technologically mediated educational context. Susanna Nanni's choice of subject promises a unique contribution, particularly through its comparative lens linking Argentina, a country with significant experiences in memory and human rights, with the Mediterranean region. Exploring these sensitive and complex topics within a 'virtual classroom' offers valuable insights into the adaptations and innovations in digital pedagogy. Such a review can illuminate the challenges of fostering empathy, critical thinking, and historical understanding when physical co-presence is absent, while also highlighting the potential for virtual spaces to bridge geographical divides and foster global dialogue on human rights. The integration of such diverse geographical and thematic elements within a pedagogical review makes it potentially highly enriching for scholars of education, history, and human rights. While the abstract's brevity as 'Reseña' prevents an assessment of the review's specific content or methodology, the title alone indicates a topic of substantial academic and contemporary interest. For this review to maximize its impact, it would need to clearly articulate what specific pedagogical project, text, or set of experiences it is reviewing, and what key insights or lessons emerge from Nanni's analysis of the virtual classroom's role in memory and human rights education. Assuming a thorough and insightful examination, this 'Reseña' holds the potential to be a significant resource for educators grappling with similar challenges, offering a critical reflection on how complex, socially relevant themes can be effectively taught and discussed in evolving digital learning environments.

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