TLAD 615G
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THEORIES AND PRACTICES OF COMMUNITY-ENGAGED PEDAGOGY
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This course explores theories and practices of community-engaged pedagogy in art and design education, and the development of a conceptual framework for studio-based teaching and learning in community settings. The course introduces an approach to pedagogy that explores the complexities of community engagement to include social and political considerations of community-engaged practice; historical considerations for community partnerships; and pedagogies specifically designed for heterogeneous groups in a variety of community settings. Students examine these complexities through observations in community learning spaces, academic and public scholarship, reflection, and developing a community-engaged teaching philosophy.
Enrollment in this course is limited to Teaching + Learning in Art + Design Students.
Major Requirement | MA Teaching + Learning in Art + Design