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Pedagogy and Professional Development

Think-Pair-Share: An Active Learning Strategy for Apparel Pattern Drafting

Authors
  • Kirsten Schaefer (Ryerson University)
  • Shelley J Haines (Ryerson University)
  • Anika BHZ Kozlowski (Ryerson University)

Abstract

Many first year university fashion design students learning apparel pattern drafting (APD) endure a steep learning curve. An Active Learning approach, using the Think-Pair-Share (TPS) strategy may facilitate a more engaging and productive learning environment. There is a lack of literature that investigates the application of active learning in fashion design education. This study examined whether TPS activities could successfully engage students, facilitate learning, and contribute to a positive classroom experience in a beginner-level APD course.

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Schaefer, K., Haines, S. J. & Kozlowski, A. B., (2018) “Think-Pair-Share: An Active Learning Strategy for Apparel Pattern Drafting”, International Textile and Apparel Association Annual Conference Proceedings 75(1).

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Published on
01 Jan 2018
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