THE METHODOLOGY FOR DEVELOPING STUDENTS' DESIGN COMPETENCE
Keywords:
design competence, methodology, education, students, creativity, innovation, pedagogical approaches, collaborative learning, problem-solving.Abstract
The development of design competence is an essential aspect of modern education, particularly in disciplines where creativity, innovation, and problem-solving are vital. This article investigates various strategies aimed at enhancing students' design capabilities, focusing on pedagogical techniques, methodologies, and resources that can elevate design skills in diverse educational environments. It highlights the importance of integrating theoretical understanding with practical experience, thus enabling students to tackle real-world design challenges proficiently. Furthermore, the article examines the influence of technological advancements and collaborative learning on the enhancement of design competence. Through a comprehensive analysis, this study provides educators with valuable insights into effective methods for fostering design skills and equipping students to meet the demands of contemporary design industries.
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