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Category: learning theories

Posted on 5 Mar 202019 Mar 2020

The role of learning theories in the Illustration classroom

The role of learning theories in the Illustration classroom

Abstract This essay reflects on the role of the main learning theories in the delivery of the illustration curriculum.  Each theory is introduced by way of a brief summary. I then discuss its merits and / or drawbacks and show how it fits in with teaching illustration as a discipline. Having set the scene from …

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