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Object Based Learning (OBL) and How I Can Use it Within Textiles Knit
On Textiles BA Objects often form the start point of a sketchbook project. In year 1 there is a project called ‘The Order of Things’ which gets students to collate a collection of items which they will thoroughly explore within their sketchbook in Unit 2. This sketchbook work then informs the rotations in Unit 3,…
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Gaining more insight into Blended Learning
https://sparkjournal.arts.ac.uk/index.php/spark/article/view/158 This article grabbed my attention because I started teaching at CSM in 2020 when blended and online teaching was very prominent on the back of Covid. Blended learning was a new concept to me, so I was interested to read that blended learning is one that has been practiced successfully at many institutions for…
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Reflecting on ‘Gadamer’s Ethics of Play: Hermeneutics and the Other’ By Monica Villhauer
In my quest to dive into the world of different pedagogies and attempt to research how to make my teaching more dynamic I have picked up this book. If I am being honest I have struggled with the academic language, (and I confess I have not read the whole book) but I have found it…
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SAKE to Support Inclusivity in the Classroom – responding to Spark Jounal article by Michelle Wild
https://sparkjournal.arts.ac.uk/index.php/spark/article/view/95/166 SAKE – Subject and Knowledge Exchange This article explores whether SAKE workshops run by students are a good way to learn practical skills while getting to know each other as individuals Workshops are co-created by student and tutor and scheduled at strategic points throughout the academic year. The workshops should involve a low-tech existing…