Book chapter
Working in Non-Western Cultures: A Framework for Functional School Design
Creating Dynamic Places for Learning: An Evidence Based Design Approach, pp.31-55
Springer
08/2023
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Abstract
The design of learning environments is influenced by context, including cultural, social, physical, and pedagogical factors. There is also a known functional interaction between the learning environment and teaching practice and the learning experience. This chapter proposes a framework, or method, for translating these factors and interactions into design principles. This approach includes the contextual identification and interpretation of three elements as a basis for planning the design and use of a learning environment: teaching practices, learner experience, and the cultural and physical environment. A case study is also presented of this framework being applied in a non-Western cultural context.
Details
- Title
- Working in Non-Western Cultures: A Framework for Functional School Design
- Creators
- Craig Deed - La Trobe University
- Contributors
- Peter C. Lippman (Editor of compilation) - La Trobe UniversityElizabeth A. Matthews (Editor of compilation) - CUNY (USA, New York)
- Publication Details
- Creating Dynamic Places for Learning: An Evidence Based Design Approach, pp.31-55
- Publisher
- Springer; Singapore
- Number of pages
- 25
- Identifiers
- 991013393947102368
- Copyright
- © 2023 The Author(s), under exclusive license to Springer Nature Singapore Pte Ltd.
- Academic Unit
- Faculty of Education
- Language
- English
- Resource Type
- Book chapter