Social education in depth: books and journals to learn and reflect

The articles in this issue of the journal Aula reflect on the inclusion of various professional profiles at schools, with a focus on social educators.

In this book, which is written as a testimonial and as a journalistic chronicle, the author recounts her experience as a social educator in a refugee centre for unaccompanied foreign children.

A book that explores the concept of social education and how didactic knowledge is applied to the design, development and assessment of socio-educational actions. It also includes five examples of projects.

This essay draws from the author's experience as coordinator of a day centre for people in situations of social exclusion to reflect on professional practice and ask us to be sensitive to the unique nature of each individual.

This book has two aims: to introduce a conflict analysis technique called "mapping"; and to demonstrate through a case study what aspects could be discovered through its application.

Journal published by the American Psychological Association with articles on cognitive processes, attitudes and social dynamics in various contexts. The topics addressed include, among others, persuasion, stereotypes, prejudice and social development.

A book on the theoretical, practical and ethical foundations of social pedagogy and social education in various fields, including specialized (youth justice, prisons or disabilities) and community (socio-cultural animation, communities, families, gender, schools or interculturality) socio-educational actions

This is a book on how to plan socio-educational projects designed to encourage the participation of their intended beneficiaries. It is a text on both socio-educational planning and participation in social and educational projects. It includes three case studies.

A book that, through 11 stories and testimonials, assesses the possibilities and limits that can be encountered when social education takes shape in various scenarios.

This book takes a look at the actions of groups seeking to distance themselves from the perception of being fragile or dependent. Citizen movements that have fought to define themselves as people with disabilities.