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15.3 - Learning, Unlearning, and Relearning: A Case for Cyclical Course Planning (Nedic, Paine)

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Cyclical course planning enhances iterative learning in design studios more effectively than linear scaffolding. This paper examines case studies illustrating how a reflective, intentional, and adaptive pedagogical approach reinforces course objectives through repeated exposure, synthesis, and reflection, fostering deeper cognitive engagement beyond traditional scaffolding and design thinking frameworks.

  • Dajana Nedic, Assistant Professor of Graphic Design, Virginia Tech

  • Rachael Paine, Assistant Professor of Graphic Design, Virginia Tech

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15.4 - How Circles of Practice and a Diversity of Mindsets Can Define a Student-Centered Visual Arts Conference (Strube, Perrott)

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15.2 - AI and the Art of Visual Storytelling (Vaziri)