Design and Implementation of Interdisciplinary Thematic Learning in Middle School Art Supported by Digital Technology

-- Taking the Project-Based Learning of "The Immortal Path of Painting Works" as an Example

Authors

  • Hanmeng Fu

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.54097/28xcst20

Keywords:

Interdisciplinary Subject Learning, Project-based Learning, Digital Technology, Junior High School Art

Abstract

Digital technology is helpful to the interdisciplinary subject learning and practice. In junior high school art "painting road of eternal life" project learning process, "how to better save and show paintings" as the essential problem, "painting the road of eternal life", relying on art, history and information technology learning field, fusion of multidisciplinary methods and means, design data investigation, analysis, experimental exploration, creative practice, materialized achievements and display interdisciplinary series of learning activities, realize high order thinking package low order thinking, guide students in the checking, iteration gradually towards innovation.

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Published

10-09-2024

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How to Cite

Fu, H. (2024). Design and Implementation of Interdisciplinary Thematic Learning in Middle School Art Supported by Digital Technology: -- Taking the Project-Based Learning of "The Immortal Path of Painting Works" as an Example. Journal of Education and Educational Research, 10(1), 354-356. https://doi.org/10.54097/28xcst20