A proposed teaching program for textile printing based on the capabilities of printing and technological methods and its impact on the values and aesthetics of home economics students at the Faculty of Education - Aswan University

Document Type : Original Article

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lecturer Textile printing teacher, Department of Art Education, Faculty of Specific Education, Aswan University, Egypt

Abstract

The researcher noticed, through her teaching practice and her follow-up to the modern teaching methods of the textile printing course in general in different disciplines and the students of the Home Economics Division in particular, at the Faculty of Specific Education, Aswan University, that there are few studies that dealt with the use of modern technological methods in textile printing and how to combine them and the methods Manual printing, and how to employ it on the printing surface to create an artistic vision, in order to achieve new artistic and aesthetic values, and this type of topic reflects in its image the importance of this field because of its artistic and technical content for students.
The research problem is crystallized in the following two questions:
Is it possible to benefit from the study of modern technological methods as an entrance to enrich the artistic and aesthetic values of the printed textile for teaching among students of the Home Economics Division at the Faculty of Specific Education, Aswan University?
What are the technical and aesthetic dimensions associated with modern technological methods and manual printing techniques, and how to employ them among students of the Home Economics Division?
Therefore, the content of this research was to suggest a teaching program in textile printing and how to take advantage of modern technological printing methods in tampering and pairing them with manual printing methods and applying some research tools to reach many results.

key words:
Manual printing and technological methods - artistic and aesthetic values - home economics.

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