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International Journal of Technology and Design Education
Erschienen in: International Journal of Technology and Design Education 1/2020

24.11.2018

Beyond ‘chalk and talk’: educator perspectives on design immersion programs for rural and regional schools

verfasst von: Natalie Wright, Evonne Miller, Les Dawes, Cara Wrigley

Erschienen in: International Journal of Technology and Design Education | Ausgabe 1/2020

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Abstract

Twenty-first century education needs to be re-envisioned to equip citizens for a lifetime of rapid change and complexity. Design has been proposed as a pedagogical framework that develops the required foundational literacies, competencies and character qualities citizens need to thrive in this new creative knowledge economy. However, widespread adoption will require systemic transformation of practice, and recognition of the value of formal and informal ‘connected’ learning environments and experiences. This paper explores the potential of design immersion outreach efforts in fostering design capabilities and building educators’ pedagogical repertoires to support twenty-first century learning. It documents educators’ experiences of goDesign, the first three-day place-based travelling design immersion experience for regional and rural Australian high school students and teachers. Drawing on observational data, and in-depth interviews with participating principals (n = 3) and teachers (n = 14) from six regional schools, educators believed goDesign provided new ideas for their classroom practice. They felt it broadened horizons for both themselves and their students, through: personally inspiring experiences and career aspiration; engagement in design thinking process, skills and mindset; and providing a valuable opportunity for community building. As educators in regional and rural areas often experience geographical, social and professional isolation, this paper argues that place-based informal design immersion programs might be an innovative way to engage and educate both students and teachers with design, thus building the competencies required for successful twenty-first century futures.
Vorheriger Artikel Effects of web-based versus classroom-based STEM learning environments on the development of collaborative problem-solving skills in junior high school students
Nächster Artikel Productive thinking in middle school science students’ design conversations in a design-based engineering challenge

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Metadaten
Titel
Beyond ‘chalk and talk’: educator perspectives on design immersion programs for rural and regional schools
verfasst von
Natalie Wright
Evonne Miller
Les Dawes
Cara Wrigley
Publikationsdatum
24.11.2018
Verlag
Springer Netherlands
Erschienen in
International Journal of Technology and Design Education / Ausgabe 1/2020
Print ISSN: 0957-7572
Elektronische ISSN: 1573-1804
DOI
https://doi.org/10.1007/s10798-018-9487-7

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