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EDF1615
Faculty of Education
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Level | Undergraduate |
Faculty | Faculty of Education |
Offered | Peninsula First semester 2013 (Day) |
Coordinator(s) | Mrs Sylvia Almeida |
A place-based and experiential approach to environmental education is taken in this unit. This will be done in the general context of the Australian environment, significantly utilising the local marine and coastal environment as a basis for teaching and learning. The unit will utilise an experiential education approach (through a school-based learning approach), including extensive fieldwork both on campus and off campus in an exploration of and experience in the local environment. The initial focus will be a personal one moving on to a broader social and ecological focus.
At the completion of this unit, students should have:
The unit includes fieldwork both on and off campus with cross collaboration between BSOR units through the BSOR 1st year camp and other fieldwork experiences and a dedicated EDF1615 environmental education camp.
Assessment 1 (equivalent 1,500 words): 40%; Assessment 2 (equivalent 2,500 words): 60%;
Satisfactory completion of practical components and fieldwork.
3 hours per week equivalent including required fieldwork days and the EDF1615 camp.