Humanities, Social Science, Education Degrees in the Scotland

...research and development project, Scottish Teachers for a New Era . The project is at the forefront of Initial Teacher Education in Scotland...

...Teaching & Assessment Teaching is by a mixture of lectures, seminar groups and tutorials. Assessment will usually be based on a mix of submitted work and examinations...

...In first and second year, experiences related to the subject and content of music generate consideration and appraisal of curricular resources...

...the creative ability to develop new ideas for transformative action personal and professional development The programme attracts an international group of students...

...Suitable for: School leavers and adults working in the engineering industry who would like to develop their skills and pass them on to others by becoming...

...one focuses on academic study of the secondary subject curriculum, professional studies and pedagogy for secondary teaching and the second is practical...

...School experience placements are arranged in close partnership with Local Authorities and will usually take place in two different schools. Students...

...students the opportunity to contextualise and make links between the academic course inputs and their developing practice. Assessment There are two 5000-word...

...evidence and arguments to support professional judgements in complex and ambiguous situations. Making an informed contribution to current educational debates and discussions...

...Course 3: Making Sense of Behaviour (15 credits at SCQF Level 11) Course 4: The Autism Friendly School/Workplace (15 credits at SCQF Level...

...Core and Option modules (with the exception of Professional Perspectives in Education) may be achieved by preparation of a claim for Accreditation of Prior Learning (APL)...

...of advanced professional practice and postgraduate study. Critical evaluation and application of advanced professional knowledge and understanding...

...personal and professional commitment to an extended professional role and wider professional vision. Advocacy of change and professional action aimed...

...and extend their capacity to lead and shape change in a range of educational settings. Syllabus Courses Exploring Difference and Diversity...

...(15 credits SCQF Level 11) Philosophical and methodological perspectives in research design. (15 credits SCQF Level 11) Educational research design...

...(English or Hebrew texts); Old Testament Theology (English or Hebrew texts). Third & Fourth Year (Honours) Luther, Calvin and the Shaping of Protestantism...

...(The Rise of Christianity); Hebrew Language I; Introducing the Hebrew Bible; Systematic Theology (Christian Belief: Its Critics and Defenders)...

...of the world's major religious traditions (such as Judaism, Islam, Buddhism and Hinduism), their historical development and importance in the modern world...

...The third year is spent abroad: one semester in the country of one of the selected languages, another semester in that of the other language...

...the class is divided into three groups which meet weekly. The whole class goes on tutor-led field trips. Students write essays and sit a question paper and a slide paper...