Eine forschende Haltung als Weg zur Professionalisierung im TTG

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DOI:

https://doi.org/10.26034/vd.jrea.2024.5078

Keywords:

design, teacher education, inquiry-based learning, attutude, cultural education

Abstract

This article raises the question of the extent to which inquiry-based learning in textile and technical design (TTG) could represent a suitable didactic basis for progressive professionalization. After the introduction, design is considered in an expanded understanding as a reference discipline for TTG. In the third chapter, the terms research and inquiry-based learning are placed in the design context. In the fourth section, the attitude of teachers is discussed as a prerequisite for sustainable change and the demand for a professional discourse is formulated. The extent to which the concepts of design pedagogy and cultural education can overlap and complement each other in school practice is then discussed.

Author Biography

Jérôme Zgraggen, PHSG

Professor at St. Gallen University of Teacher Education. Head of Research and Development at the Institute of Cultural and Aesthetic Education, lecturer in Technical and Visual Design and member of the Master's Thesis Committee. Co-editor-in-chief of the journal Werkspuren. He is interested in design education, cultural and aesthetic education, and the culture of digitality. His goal is the professionalization and subject development of technical design/design pedagogy in cultural education through research or inquiry-based learning.

Published

2024-06-04