Vol 5 No 2 (1973) | Studies in Design Education Craft & Technology

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Published: 2009-08-25

Editorial

Editorial

S. John Eggleston
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Articles

Wresting the Secrets of the Skies - Making a School Telescope: A craftsman's account of a complex design process that led to a remarkable range of new technological understandings and new aesthetic experiences

S. Barras
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Creativity and Formal Skills - Finding a Balance

R. Cryer, P. Turner
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It's a Small World: A priliminary explanation of the links between biology and the visual arts made possible by microscopy

P. Robson
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Art and Design at Pocklington School: The integration of work in Art and Technology at a Yorkshire Secondary School

J. Jeffrey
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Myth and Mystique in Art and Design Education: A review of the confused state of visual art/design education in the Art and Design Departments in the Polytechnics and some of its implications for the schools

I. M. Pugh
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Design and Craft Education, some fundamental questions: "Lacking an appreciation of the base, a sound grounding in craft skills, they have sought to extend the necessarily ephemeral qualities of design work into the school curriculum"

D. Grady
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Design in Schools - Consensus or Confusion? Is work in design and in craft one and the same thing - or at least congruent? Or is it a distinct and seperate activity?

F. Ashton
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Drawing Compared with Model Making as a Design Technique: A research report that suggests that wider use should be made of model making as a design technique

R. Stewart
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Reviews

Reviews

B. J. Aylward, Marjorie Cruickshank, Sally Livsey Davies, S. John Eggleston, Ronald Frankenberg, Ron George, B. T. Keay, John Lancaster, S. G. Partridge, D. Taberner
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