Design and technology in real cross-disciplinary projects: Taking inspiration from Leonardo da Vinci

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vocational training didactics, pedagogy of technology, real cross-disciplinary projects, Leonardo da Vinci, design, technology.

Abstract

Leonardo da Vinci may perhaps be considered the Humanist par excellence, combining the fields of art, science, design and technology. In this paper we present a pedagogical experience inspired by Leonardo’s Humanism. It involves the performance, within the framework of vocational training, of a so-called real cross-disciplinary project, i.e. a project in which students carry out a professional task, incorporating everything they have learnt in the different modules of vocational training subjects, where appropriate in close collaboration with a company or an organisation external to the school.

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2024-09-26

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Hernández-Fernández, A., & Saiz Castañé, E. (2024). Design and technology in real cross-disciplinary projects: Taking inspiration from Leonardo da Vinci. Revista De Tecnologia, (12), 6–14. Retrieved from https://revistes.iec.cat/index.php/RTEC/article/view/154142

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No. 12 (2024)

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