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Visual diversity: Is painting an indicator of lost learning theory?

Paul Reader

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Abstract

In Australian vocational education and training (VET) there is a unit of competency called Produce Painting, the elements of which can loosely be described as; prepare resources, explore techniques, and 'realize painting' (NTIS). The unit serves to highlight how painting; 1) is associated with ideas of production, and 2) is approached as a subject rather than a learning catalyst, or way of learning. I propose to work the canvas of this presentation, drawing on a painter's methodology, which means I will be moving backwards and forwards between different ideas, developing them in relation to each other across the presentation. I will use hypermedia and video constructions from my doctoral research to show how painting can be linked to learning and construction of knowledge for visual learners, more generally.
Original languageEnglish
Title of host publicationDiversity and Difference in Lifelong Learning: Proceedings of the 35th SCUTREA Conference
EditorsPam Coare
Place of PublicationLeeds, United Kingdom
PublisherUniversity of Leeds
Pages321-328
ISBN (Print)0904242501
Publication statusPublished - 2005
EventSCUTREA 2005: 35th Annual Standing Conference on University Teaching and Research in the Education of Adults - Sussex, United Kingdom
Duration: 5 Jul 20057 Jul 2005

Conference

ConferenceSCUTREA 2005: 35th Annual Standing Conference on University Teaching and Research in the Education of Adults
CitySussex, United Kingdom
Period5/07/057/07/05

Keywords

  • Education systems

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