791 resultados para theological thinking
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Se pone en com??n un modelo de pensamiento e innovaci??n, denominado Design Thinking, usado por las grandes empresas y negocios del siglo XXI, cercano al campo del marketing, de la econom??a o la ingenier??a. Se plantea el aprovechamiento de este modelo de trabajo, en el campo de la educaci??n, que permite resolver cuestiones importantes con soluciones reales y adaptadas a las necesidades de la comunidad educativa en general. As??, si hacemos uso de esta nueva metodolog??a podremos resolver, por ejemplo, cuestiones relacionadas con la dinamizaci??n de la biblioteca de un centro, sin hacer uso de soluciones tradicionales.
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The purpose of this work was to establish a taxonomy of hand made model construction as a platform for an approach to project an operative method in architecture. It was therefore studied and catalogued in a systematic approach a broad model production in the work of ARX. A wide range of families and sub-families of models were found, with different purposes according to each phase of development, from searching steps for a new possible configuration to detailed refined decisions. This working method revealed as most relevant characteristics, the grounds for a potential personal reflection and open discussion on project method, its flexibility on space modeling, an accuracy on the representation of real construction situations and its constant and stimulating opening to new suggestions. This research helped on a meta-reflection about this method, having been useful on creating a consciousness of processes that pretend to become an autonomous language, knowledge that might become useful to those who pretend to implement a haptic modus operandi in the work of an architectural project.