This Course is archived with an end date of 14/05/2025

Overview

The Bachelor of Education (Primary Teaching) enables preservice teacher students to develop the knowledge, skills and capabilities to become a teacher. Students are supported in becoming effective educators with a strong grounding in learning, teaching and curriculum. Professional Experience, or work-based placement, is a key and compulsory component of the… For more content click the Read More button below.

Contacts

Academic Chair

Admission requirements

Enrolment restrictions

Inherent requirements

Special requirements

Entry requirements (onshore)

English language requirements

International availability clarification

Additional progression requirements / restrictions

Learning outcomes

1.

Synthesize and apply appropriate curriculum content knowledge, pedagogy and practice to meet the needs of a diverse range of classroom learners Years 1 to 6.

2.

Design, evaluate and apply learning and teaching programs that meet statutory curriculum, assessment and reporting requirements.

3.

Analyse diagnostic and assessment data to evaluate students' learning, modify and differentiate teaching practice and apply timely and appropriate feedback to improve learning and teaching.

4.

Evaluate, select and apply pedagogies which facilitate rapport with children, respond to their behaviour, and support their well-being and safety, to maximize learning.

5.

Critically evaluate and apply a high standard of professional ethics, collaboration and reflection.

6.

Evidence and reflect on enactment of the Australian Professional Standards for Teachers - Graduate Teacher Level (AITSL).

7.

Evaluate and apply professional knowledge and practices relevant to children's' physical, cultural, social, linguistic and intellectual characteristics and their learning.

Structure
96 credit points

Course Core78 credit points
Options18 credit points

Alternative exits

B1407

Professional outcomes

Professional recognition

Professional accreditation

Accrediting bodies

Additional information

Research areas:Education