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EDF4006 - Professional engagement6 points, SCA Band 0, 0.125 EFTSLUndergraduate, Postgraduate Faculty of EducationLeader: D Corrigan (Clayton), Dr R Haworth (Gippsland)Offered
Clayton Second semester 2008 (Day) SynopsisThis unit is designed to provide a transition for students as they move from teacher education into the professional practice of teaching and as such views teacher education as an important part of the induction process for engaging with the teaching profession. Students will be inducted into the notion of what it means to be engaged in the teaching profession through consideration of the nature of teachers' work. This includes the ethical, professional, industrial, legal, emotional, intellectual and physical frames of teachers' work. Students will be required to develop a sense of their personal identity as a teacher that builds in theoretical perspectives they have encountered. ObjectivesUpon successful completion of this unit students should be able to:
Fieldwork25 days shared across this unit, Core Education Units and students' selection of Core Curriculum/Curriculum Elective Units. Assessment
Assessment Task 1 - Professional Teaching Portfolio (2000 words or equivalent; 50%) Contact hours3 hrs per week PrerequisitesUndergraduate degree; enrolment in Grad. Dip. Ed; or by special permission ProhibitionsEDF5424 |