Pedagogy and Professional Development

Analysis and Critical Thinking Skills: A Line-for-Line Copy Draping Project

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  • S. Diane Barnard (Auburn University)

Abstract

Most university-level educators maintain that developing a student’s critical thinking (CT) skills is extremely important. The way to accomplish that goal, however, is open to debate. Students aspiring to a career in fashion and technical design need analytical and CT skills in order to successfully contribute to their chosen field. Apparel design and construction classes are ideally suited for hands-on, active, problem-based learning in order to develop the skills as opposed to the traditional lecture format (McKeatchie, Pintrich, Lin, & Smith, 1987).

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Barnard, S., (2015) “Analysis and Critical Thinking Skills: A Line-for-Line Copy Draping Project”, International Textile and Apparel Association Annual Conference Proceedings 72(1).

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Published on
11 Nov 2015
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