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100 1 _aMostafavi, Mohsen. ‎
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245 1 1 _aHow Will We Teach Next?
260 3 _burbanNext,
_cSeptember 04, 2020.
300 _a4904 words.
500 _aEssay, expanding design practices, Mohsen Mostafavi, No Density, Politics and economics, Technology and fabrication
501 _aArchitect’s challenge, Architecture, Collaborative work, Communication, Community, Construction, Contemporary urbanization, COVID-19, Cultural agitator, Debate, Design, Designer’s role, Dialogue, Digital era, Digital technologies, Discipline, Economy, Education, Engineering, Equity, Essay, Finance, Future generations, Future projections, Geometry, Globalization, Health, Heritage, Immigration, Interaction, Justice, Knowledge, Learning, Materials, New materials, Open conversation, Participation, Political & Economic Approach, Political implications, Practice, Productivity, Racism, Research, School, Security, Smart tool, Social dynamics, Spatial practice, Strategies, Sustainable, Technologies, Transdisciplinary science, Transformation, Urbanization, USA, User’s experience, Well-being
504 _aNotes for a conversation on the futures of architectural education.
520 _aHigher education is at a critical juncture. The ongoing pandemic, with its exponential consequences, has disrupted the sector in significant ways. Overnight, for reasons of safety and security, institutions everywhere had to close their doors, send their students away, and begin to teach online. Inevitably, faculties have had to go through a steep learning curve. So, too, have the students and the staff who provide administrative, technical, and emotional support. No one knows if the situation will ever return to “normal” pre-pandemic conditions. It probably won’t.
653 _aArchitecture
653 _aEducational System
653 _aPandemic Period
856 4 0 _uhttps://urbannext.net/how-will-we-teach-next/
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