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CEBE Transactions is a peer reviewed journal publishing
case studies, project reports, essays, research findings, reviews and
other work relating to teaching, learning, scholarship and the research-teaching-consultancy
link in Built Environment disciplines. It is a means of rapidly disseminating
innovation, ideas, good practices and lessons learned and submissions
will be refereed principally on the basis of usefulness. They should contain
sufficient information for readers to understand the nature of the practices
described and to draw lessons for their own practices. Contributions do
not have to be systematically located within published literature - the
body of knowledge about teaching and learning practices in the Built Environment
is not as well organised as substantive research knowledge. Papers should,
however, contain references to other work that helps contextualise the
issues discussed. More formally argued research and review papers and
more substantial comments contributing to published learned debate about
education in Built Environment subjects, may be submitted to CEBE's pedagogic
research journal "Journal for Education in the Built Environment".
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Volume 9, Issue 2, December 2012
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Editorial: |
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Refutation in Design and Science Prof Chris Webster, Cardiff School of Planning and Geography, Cardiff University
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1-4 (4) |
| Guest Editorial John Stuart-Murray, Edinburgh School of Architecture & Landscape Architecture, University of Edinburgh
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5-6 (2) |
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Employability and the Fine Art Student Samantha Clark, School of Creative and Cultural Industries, University of the West of Scotland
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7-29 (23) |
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Improving the Way Technical Skills Are Taught in the Creative Studio – an Exploration of Student Centred Learning Methods Nicola Murray, School of Design, University of Edinburgh
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30-58 (29) |
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The Collaborative Crusoe Lindy Richardson, School of Design, University of Edinburgh
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59-77 (19) |
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Why the ‘critique’ Fails: Constructive Alignment in Art and Design Assessment Practice Arno Verhoeven, School of Design, University of Edinburgh
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78-97 (20) |
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