Preservation Education : Sharing Best Practices and Finding Common Ground.

Cover -- Title Page -- Acknowledgments -- 1 | An Introduction to Postsecondary Historic Environment Education -- 2 | You Don't Have to Give Up What You Love: Liberal Arts at Work -- 3 | First Pete and then Repeat? Fundamental Differences in Intention between Undergraduate and Graduate Preservation Programs in the United States -- 4 | Thinking and Doing: A Twenty- First Century Pedagogyfor Preserving the Historic Architectural Artifact -- 5 | The Development of a Preservation Planning Board Game -- 6 | Challenges and Dilemmas in Heritage Conservation -- 7 | Benefits of Using Qualitative Ethnographic Methodology in the Evaluation of Preservation Training Programs' Performance in Developing Countries: A Case Study of the Northeast Region of Brazil -- 8 | Integrated Conservation of Built Environments: Swedish Reflections from Three Decades of Program Development -- 9 | Saving the Stones- Practical Conservation Training Program:A Case Study of the International Conservation Center, Citt'a di Roma (in Acre, Israel) -- 11 | Public History, Adult Students, and the Community: Moving Beyond the Distance-Education Classroom -- 12 | Documentation and Design in Association: Historic Preservation Design Using Social History, Advocacy, and Drawing in the Architecture Design Studio -- 13 | Training in the Conservation of Modern Architecture: A Latin American Experience -- 14 | Integrating Historic Preservation into the Undergraduate Interior Design Curriculum -- 15 | The Critical Role of Preservation in Graduate Real Estate Curricula -- 16 | Social Science Research Methodologies and Historic Preservation: Broadening the Possibilities for a Preservation Thesis -- 17 | Learning Among Friends: Using Heritage-Based Educational Practices for Improving Preservation Law Pedagogy -- 18 | Conclusion: Common Problems and Potential Solutions.

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Examining pedagogical issues in historic preservation education.

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Electronic reproduction. Ann Arbor, Michigan : ProQuest Ebook Central, 2024. Available via World Wide Web. Access may be limited to ProQuest Ebook Central affiliated libraries.