Teaching Postgraduate Degrees in Liverpool

...in the contemporary RE classroom. The impact of different pedagogies for the teaching of Religious Education will be explored along with a contextual analysis...

... to build positive peer group support and an opportunity to work closely with teaching staff. For more information, download the Youth & Community Work MA... Learn about: Social Change...

...It will be covering biological, cognitive, social cognitive, neuro-cognitive, social and emotional areas development. The module will also be both research...

... in small class settings - Students will have the benefit of focused teaching from dedicated specialists in a small group setting. Exciting new...

... who support student teacher progression on placement. The pedagogy of mathematics is an important emphasis on the course, and trainees will encounter innovative and engaging approaches to mathematics teaching, enabling them to become confident mathematics practitioners. Trainees will have opportunities... Learn about: GCSE Mathematics...

...a broad training in all aspects of teaching Religious Education, including: Teaching RE at GCSE and A level Using artefacts in RE Effective assessment... Learn about: Team Training...

...They will consider research methods for evaluating global education initiatives. Through the development of a case study and ongoing portfolio students...

...relationships with others. Leadership and management do not occur in a vacuum, and this module has been designed to develop both functional knowledge...

...Term 2 Modelling Disability (30 credits) Disability has been conceptualised in many ways and for many purposes. In the past it tended to be non-disabled...

...It will examine the implications of the convention in national and international contexts, both politically and practically. This course will examine...

...print this page share this course Curriculum This programme is delivered in two components; an education component and a subject specific component... Learn about: English Language...

...(final research project) totalling 180 credits. Assessment methods will vary and may include academic essays, reports, presentations and examinations...

...secondary and university-level) since the late 18 th century. Throughout this module, seminars will focus on interactions between pupils, students...

...Term 2 Modelling Disability (30 credits) Disability has been conceptualised in many ways and for many purposes. In the past it tended to be non-disabled...

...Throughout this module, seminars will focus on interactions between pupils, students, teachers, activists and state institutions in attempts to alter systems...

...print this page share this course Curriculum The full Masters award requires you to gain 180 credits, including a dissertation. The curriculum is constructed...

... of today's social work agenda and teaching methods facilitate participative learning. The MA course is nationally recognised and validated and leads to eligibility to register with the HCPC (Health and Care Professions Council) as a professional social worker... Learn about: Full Time, Social Work, IT Law...

...print this page share this course Curriculum The 180 credits curriculum is composed of the following components. A 60 credit core block includes the following modules... Learn about: Part Time...

...Term 2 Children’s Rights and Participation (30 credits) This module will develop an understanding of children’s rights, starting with the UNCRC... Learn about: Early Childhood Education...

... with accessing library and online resources to support your research into different aspects of Early Years education in preparation for the completion of the assignments. Formal assessment of the course takes place through observations of students' teaching, and their successful completion of assignments based... Learn about: Early Years, GCSE Mathematics...