Learner identity and learning trajectories in secondary education

Publications and Results

Who Can Learn? Gender, Identity Positioning and Inequality

Authors: Aina Tarabini (UAB) and Marta Curran (UCM).

Panel: “Bodies, Affects and Trajectories: A Feminist Perspective on Educational Inequalities in Secondary Education”.

III International Congress on Education and Gender: Feminist Weavings of Education.

29–30 October 2026, Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona.

 

 

Learner Identity: Constructing Knowledge, Constructing Oneself as a Learner

Authors: Aina Tarabini (UAB), César Coll (UB), Elena Martín (UAM) and Mariana Solari (UEx).

Publication: Graó 12-18, 15 September 2026.

The article presents and further develops the concept of learner identity by integrating perspectives from sociocultural psychology and the sociology of education, drawing on the work carried out within the LEARNER project.

 

Learning as a Sociological Problem: Towards a Relational Sociology of Learning Inequalities

Aina Tarabini, Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona

16th Spanish Congress of Sociology. Spanish Federation of Sociology (FES)

Bilbao, Spain, 2026

The Competency-Based Reform of Lower Secondary Education: Challenges and Tensions in Unequal Contexts

Marta Curran, Complutense University of Madrid

Carlos Alonso, Pablo de Olavide University

Javier Rujas, Complutense University of Madrid

16th Spanish Congress of Sociology. Spanish Federation of Sociology (FES)

Bilbao, Spain, 2026

Emotions and Learner Identity in School: An Approach from the Perspective of Gender, Social Class, and Curricular Inequalities in Catalonia and Madrid

Francisca Bustamante, Autonomous University of Barcelona

Relmu Gedda, Autonomous University of Barcelona

Veda Krüger, Autonomous University of Barcelona

Mariona Farré, Autonomous University of Barcelona

16th Spanish Congress of Sociology. Spanish Federation of Sociology (FES)

Bilbao, Spain, 2026

Taste, Distinction, and Identity: The Affective Dimension of School Learning

Paula Arboix, Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona

16th Spanish Congress of Sociology. Spanish Federation of Sociology (FES)

Bilbao, Spain, 2026

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