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Design Technology – a platform for creative study?
Richard Morris
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A-level
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Design Technology
100%
Problem-based Learning
75%
University of Brighton
50%
Teaching-learning
50%
Product Design
50%
Teaching Methodology
50%
Creative Practice
50%
Joint Development
50%
Sussex
25%
Learning Styles
25%
Higher Education
25%
Project-based Learning (PjBL)
25%
Science-based
25%
Cognitive Understanding
25%
Degree Course
25%
Pedagogy
25%
Higher Education Funding
25%
Degree Level
25%
Faculty of Arts
25%
Faculties of Architecture
25%
New Learning
25%
Proclivity
25%
Center of Excellence
25%
Intuitive Knowledge
25%
Arts-based
25%
Science Practices
25%
Alternative Ideas
25%
Problem-solving Practices
25%
Project-based Learning Environments
25%
Artistic Skills
25%
Scientific Competence
25%
Arts and Humanities
Problem-Based Learning
100%
Brighton
66%
Creative Practice
66%
Teaching methodology
66%
England
33%
Learning Environment
33%
Designer
33%
Cognitive
33%
Architecture
33%
intentions
33%
Faculty
33%
Excellence
33%
Capabilities
33%
Sussex
33%
Engineering
Joints (Structural Components)
100%
Product Design
100%
Early Stage
50%
Engineering
50%
Design Method
50%
Social Sciences
Problem-Based Learning
100%
Product Design
66%
Project-Based Learning
66%
UK
33%
Educational Environment
33%
Administrative Structure
33%
Computer Science
Technology Design
100%
Problem-Based Learning
75%
Product Design
50%
Teaching and Learning
25%
Quantitative Assessment
25%