Reading​,​ Writing​,​ and Design: Understanding the Gap in Secondary School Curriculum and How to Fill It

In today's secondary schools, computer technology is a frequently used tool that has saturated the learning environment. This technology is pressing students to design class projects, like posters and screen presentations, assigned by their teachers. Ms. Herrell, a seasoned designer and practitioner of the DesignAide method, addresses the importance of learning how to use graphic design as a positive influence on all aspects of the curriculum. Within these pages, a careful evaluation of common classroom projects exposes the deficiencies present when students design. Furthermore, teacher and student interviews reveal how these projects are executed.

$28.21

By: Connie Thompson Herrell
Pages: 60
Format: Paperback

OVERVIEW

In today's secondary schools, computer technology is a frequently used tool that has saturated the learning environment. This technology is pressing students to design class projects, like posters and screen presentations, assigned by their teachers. Ms. Herrell, a seasoned designer and practitioner of the DesignAide method, addresses the importance of learning how to use graphic design as a positive influence on all aspects of the curriculum. Within these pages, a careful evaluation of common classroom projects exposes the deficiencies present when students design. Furthermore, teacher and student interviews reveal how these projects are executed.

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  • for all

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  • independent work

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  • on campus
  • at home

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