Distance and online learning Education Postgraduate Degrees

...prognostic models Meta-analyses of the added value of specific prognostic factors... Learn about: Prognostic problem...

...and inclusive and ethical practice in education Programme Pathway Foundation Courses, Induction Module, LJMU-IND-M-100 Postgraduate Certificate Level... Learn about: Education Studies, Social Justice...

...This interdisciplinary course will enable you to analyse key themes and material on Britain's railways and participate in lively forums and discussion... Learn about: Academic discussions, Academic experts, Historical concepts...

...It is also considered as a ‘strongly advised’ qualification by the Department for Education for experienced SENCos in the same sector. The qualification... Learn about: Special Educational, Collaborative Working Practices, Human Relationships...

...• know the most commonly used methods for checking model appropriateness and model fit • report the results of mixed model analyses to non-statistical investigators... Learn about: Technical issues...

...spiritual and professional dimensions of religious education...

...create an inclusive learning atmosphere in which you can feel comfortable sharing your creative work. You'll develop a range of transferable skills including... Learn about: Creative Writing...

...and offers made in the following rounds: Round 1 (30 October 2020) and Round 2 (13 November 2020). If you commence in 2021, you will need to complete...

...from your chosen funding scheme; • Gain insight in bad/weak examples of formulated big ideas; • Be able to clearly articulate your big idea where the grant... Learn about: Eligibility criteria, BIG IDEA, Investigator section...

...in Religious Education is for qualified primary and secondary school teachers who want to teach religion. The course provides the basic certification...

...and training online and by video-conferencing. The final viva voce examination will also take place in York, on a face to face basis. Entry requirements... Learn about: Part Time...

...workplace learning, and attending lectures, residential schools, or examinations. If you are studying four subjects per session, this is equivalent to a full-time...

...Essentials of an Online Course is an excellent course for anyone who wants to experience what it is like to participate in an online course... Learn about: Teaching practices...

...The Doctor of Education is designed for education professionals who want to further their knowledge and understanding in specific areas of education... Learn about: Education Management, Education Studies...

...complement the work you completed as part of your PGCE, and build on the professional experience and expertise you've gained in your work as a teacher... Learn about: Change Management...

...residential schools, or examinations. If you are studying four subjects per session, this is equivalent to a full-time job. The workload for some subjects...

...And one of your very first courses will help you develop, like your professors, your own teaching style. This degree provides the flexibility of taking courses face-to-face... Learn about: IT for adults, Community Education, Teaching Adults...

...of all children within their professional, community, outreach, and research contexts. The Master of Teaching (Early Childhood and Primary) cultivates... Learn about: Childhood educator, Primary School...

...source and examine information thoroughly The capacity to critically analyse evidence and construct coherent arguments Intellectual independence and autonomy... Learn about: Research methods, Environmental perspectives...

...you should expect to spend 10 to 12 hours per week working on assignments and assigned readings, tutorial assistance, individual or group research/study...