5. Design Methodology and Teaching Progression
The discussion emphasizes the evolution from a singular vision in design and teaching to a more inclusive, shared vision. It highlights the engagement with diverse populations, especially the differently-abled, through workshops and community mapping initiatives. The text underscores the importance of cultural adaptations in disaster management and the role of educational methodologies in fostering critical thinking and systemic understanding in students.
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What we have learnt
- Understanding the diverse needs of differently-abled individuals is crucial in planning.
- Community involvement through mapping can reveal unique vulnerabilities and solutions.
- Education should foster critical thinking and adapt to cultural contexts for effective disaster management.
Key Concepts
- -- Mental Map
- A cognitive representation of spatial information which helps individuals understand their environment.
- -- Community Mapping
- A participatory approach where community members identify and document important features and challenges within their local environment.
- -- Build Back Better
- Reconstruction efforts that improve the resilience and cultural appropriateness of communities after a disaster.
- -- Systemic Pedagogy
- An educational approach that focuses on understanding the interconnectedness of knowledge and real-world applications.
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