Through this blog you may view my exegesis via the “Graphic Design Teacher Magazine” page. If you would like to download it completely, please email me a kind request at: info@designteaching.com Thank you, Roberto [...]
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September 22nd, 2009 - 9:55 am § in Exegesis
Reflection on what I wrote a day ago…
The other day, my supervisor sent me an article from Andrew McAfee’s blog (http://bit.ly/1iPv0r) called ‘How Beautiful it is, and How easily it can be broken.’ It had a profound effect on how I think about teaching design and what I wrote about earlier in my reflection. McAfee discusses an Ent[...]
September 22nd, 2009 - 9:53 am § in Exegesis
Miscommunication: Understanding my current teaching practice
It seems very ironic and strange that after working during so hard during my Masters at discovering, understanding and developing knowledge of teaching in graphic design I am currently in a teaching within an institutional environment that is in antithesis of my own research. Ahh…the revelations o[...]
September 21st, 2009 - 2:48 pm § in Exegesis
Graphic Design Teacher (Exegesis)
Some comments about my research: “…I took Roberto’s Masters to be a demonstration of the hypothesis visual communication, or in particular, the graphic novel format, is an important way of negotiating the complexities of communication design education reform given the cultural poli[...]
September 18th, 2009 - 9:04 am § in Exegesis
Stop the presses!
Hello avid followers. It’s time to get back at reading my blog posts. It’s been a hairy ride with my Masters and all but it is all coming to a close. I passed my examination and next week will be submitting my final amendments. So stay tuned! I will be posting my exegesis magazine for [.[...]
March 27th, 2009 - 11:17 am § in Exegesis
Hold the Press!
Once again I apologize to my readers for the absolute lack of attension to this blog. The last four months have been a little bit ‘hairy’, with the submission of my exegesis and all. Actually, it will be submitted on Monday. The title has changed, which has been reflected in this blog as[...]