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Primary Curriculum IIB (EDU217) |
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Points: |
2 |
Enrolment Options: |
Murdoch: SP21-internal, SP21-external |
Description: |
This unit prepares students enrolled in the Graduate Diploma in Education (Primary) for teaching in the learning areas of the Arts, Health and Physical Education. Attention will be given to the role of the Arts, Health and Physical Education in the primary curriculum, together with their place in society. Theory and practice in each of the discipline areas will be explored as a way of inducting students into these educational fields. |
Contact time: |
Workshops: internal and external students are required to attend an intensive on-campus teaching week. Final details will be available on the unit information page, the School of Education web site and LMS. |
Prerequisites: |
Enrolment in a teacher education course [Graduate Diploma in Education (Primary)], and have successfully completed EDU101/EDU1011 Introduction to Teaching. |
Exclusions: |
Students who have successfully completed EDU207 Primary Curriculum IIA (Arts, Technology, Health, PE) or E160 Multi-Arts and the Primary Curriculum may not enrol in this unit for credit. |
Used in these Courses: |
Graduate Diploma in Education (Primary) |
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