Abstract

The 21st Century is characterised by the presence in the classroom of teaching methodologies that are changing educational environments and that every teacher should be aware of. Some of these approaches are entirely new, while others are innovative versions of existing methodologies.

Inverted classrooms, gamification, collaborative teaching, learning based on problems, thinking, competences, projects, etc., are some of the alternatives that aim to engage students in the teaching-learning process, giving them a leading role that did not exist in other historical moments or inviting them to learn in a pleasant and playful way.

Interdisciplinary projects in arts and literary education focuses on one of these current methodologies and involves basic areas of knowledge in the training of those who will form a society whose objectives must pursue equality between people, protection, and prosperity of the planet, as set out in the 2030 Agenda.

The book contains some initial reflections that offer an approach to project-based learning and its relationship with artistic and literary languages, followed by a total of ten contributions that show the design or implementation of interdisciplinary projects based on sculpture, music, painting, the environment, the community, literature, and film. In short, these contributions, which are not without creativity, aim to enrich our vision of artistic, literary or heritage education.