Gestes des enseignants de design lors d'activités de réflexion collective en STD2A

Authors

  • Émeline Roy Aix-Marseille Université
  • Julie Dalmon Aix-Marseille Université
  • Lola Thébault-Royet Aix-Marseille Université
  • Sophie Farsy Aix-Marseille Université
  • Christophe Moineau Université de Nîmes

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.26034/vd.jrea.2024.5076

Keywords:

teaching gestures, design education, didactics of design, design and applied arts in science and technology

Abstract

This research aims to compare teaching gestures employed during a collective reflection activity based on a brainstorming model at the beginning of a session. In the context of a project taught concurrently to three classes of first-year students in the Baccalaureate program for Design and Applied Arts in Science and Technology, three teams of two design co-teachers are observed. The analyses draw upon existing research on teaching gestures deployed across all disciplines and grade levels. Its ambition is to identify gestures specific to the teaching of design. The results provide insights into the various types of gestures used by teachers to encourage active student participation and promote collaborative knowledge construction.

Author Biographies

Émeline Roy, Aix-Marseille Université

Doctorate in education sciences from Aix-Marseille University, affiliated with the UR 4671 ADEF-GCAF research unit. She co-directs the Master MEEF (Professions of Education, Teaching, and Training) program in Design and Applied Arts at the INSPE of Marseille. Her research focuses on the didactics of applied arts in vocational high schools, the disciplinary configuration of applied arts teaching, mediation practices, and didactic interactions in design education.

Julie Dalmon, Aix-Marseille Université

Artist and designer, and also a certified teacher in design and arts professions. She teaches applied arts in the DNMADe (National Diploma in Art and Design Professions, specialization in objects) at Lycée Jean Perrin in Marseille. Her research interests are centered on the specific pedagogical gestures in high school design teaching.

Lola Thébault-Royet, Aix-Marseille Université

Clothing designer and certified teacher in design and arts professions. She teaches applied arts in the DNMADe (National Diploma in Art and Design Professions, specializations in graphics and objects) and in STD2A (Science and Technology of Design and Applied Arts) at Lycée Camille Claudel in Blois. Her research focuses on the specific pedagogical gestures in high school design teaching.

Sophie Farsy, Aix-Marseille Université

Doctorate in education sciences and teaches applied arts in STD2A and in the Master MEEF program in Design and Applied Arts. She conducts her research as part of the scientific project of the ADEF research unit (UR 4671) at Aix-Marseille University. Her research interests are in the teaching and learning of design-creation activities in STD2A and in the assessment methods in design.

Christophe Moineau, Université de Nîmes

Doctorate in education sciences and is a lecturer in design at the University of Nîmes. He is affiliated with UPR 7447 PROJEKT and a member of the SITé internal research laboratory at the University of Nîmes. He is also an associate member of the UR 4671 ADEF-GCAF at Aix-Marseille University. He is in charge of the professional degree program in fashion professions at the University of Nîmes. He teaches within the Master MEEF program in Applied Arts, the Master in Design, Innovation, and Society, and the Bachelor of Arts program in design at the university. His research focuses on design-creation situations in educational environments and more broadly on the didactics of design.

Published

2024-06-04