Teaching, at all levels and contexts, is a complex practice involving a multiplicity
of components and actions. General Didactics has as an object of knowledge and Projective
Didactics complexes its object from the disciplinary view. However, teaching as a social
practice involves a dimension of a different nature, and is not usually considered with the
depth it deserves depending on its determinant role of objectives, contents and strategies.
The ideological dimension underlies each instance of the process and impacts both the
decision to include a field of knowledge in the academic context, as well as the construction of curricula, the design of subject programs and the planning and implementation of any
proposal for teaching. Reflecting together on this dimension is the axis proposed in this
work, in which the view from different disciplines and academic contexts makes it possible
to delve into the richness and complexity of this perspective of design teaching.