This subject contains a 30 days Compulsory Workplace Learning component.
Thirty days professional experience in a secondary school setting.
Professional experience is a foundational requirement of this degree and provides student teachers with the opportunity to develop skills studied in curriculum method and education discipline subjects. In this first placement of 30 days student teachers will explore school practices and develop their knowledge of schools to establish professional abilities in the classroom and professional connections with parents and carers and the wider school and professional community. The practicum is designed so that collaboration and feedback possibilities are scheduled on a daily basis where the Supervising Teacher and the Teacher Education Student discuss lesson planning, classroom management and teaching practice. Assessment of the practicum is formative, recorded in a portfolio on a daily basis, and presented and discussed with students in the middle and at the end of the practicum. The portfolio postings, based on the activities in the weekly study schedule, will provide evidence of the student's commitment to, and progression in developing competence in the Australian Professional Standards for Teachers.
SY/US
One session
School of Teacher Education
Entry into the Bachelor of Teaching (Secondary), Master of Teaching (Secondary) Graduate Entry Bachelor of Education (Health and PE), Bachelor of Education (TAS), Bachelor of Education (Secondary Mathematics) program or as determined by the course director.
EMA441 or EMH441 or EML441 or EML443 or EML445 or EMM441 or EMR441 or EMS441 or EMT410 or EMT441 or EMT443 or EMT445 or EMT447 or ETL401
This subject contains a 30 days Compulsory Workplace Learning component.
Thirty days professional experience in a secondary school setting.
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