Progressive Studio Pedagogy
Examples from Architecture and Allied Design Fields
Format:Paperback
Publisher:Taylor & Francis Ltd
Published:9th Jan '23
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This book offers insightful guidance for design educators, encouraging critical examination of teaching methods and innovative approaches to enhance learning in design studios.
The book Progressive Studio Pedagogy serves as a vital resource for educators across various design disciplines. It encourages a critical examination of traditional teaching methods and assumptions related to learning, drawing on rich examples from fields such as architecture, landscape architecture, and interior design. By questioning established processes, this book aims to inspire educators to rethink their approaches to teaching and learning in the design studio environment.
Through a collection of insightful case studies, Progressive Studio Pedagogy showcases innovative strategies that enhance the educational experience in design studios. It acknowledges the evolving landscape of higher education, which now emphasizes the importance of widening participation, managing transitions for students, and fostering independent learning alongside graduate employability. The book situates design education within this complex framework, offering valuable perspectives on how to navigate these challenges effectively.
Ultimately, Progressive Studio Pedagogy presents a variety of new practices and methodologies that educators can incorporate into their own teaching. It is an essential read for anyone involved in design education, providing practical insights and encouraging a more engaging and critical approach to teaching design principles and practices.
"This volume presents an invaluable selection of alternative approaches to the hegemonic Beaux-Arts model of architecture education. Each chapter presents practical and imaginative case studies of teaching and learning architecture, drawing upon innovative pedagogical theories from higher education and encouraging tutors to critically challenge assumed and redundant conventions."
Dr. Peter Holgate, Associate Professor of Architecture / Director of Education, Northumbria University
ISBN: 9780367649142
Dimensions: unknown
Weight: 280g
134 pages