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                Code       Module                            Credits   Duration  Prerequisite(s)
                                    Specialisation Subjects: Computer Education

                EDUC311    Introduction to Education         3        45 hrs   ---
                           This course is an introductory and compulsory course for students who are considering
                           teaching as a profession and who are seeking a better understanding about the complexity
                           and importance of education. This course will provide students with theories in the field of
                           education, focus primarily on the nature and importance of the teaching profession, and
                           discuss the current challenges and requirements for the profession. This course will lay a
                           foundation for learning other professional educational courses.
                EDUC321    Educational    Psychology    and  3        45 hrs   ---
                           Counselling
                           Educational psychology and counselling is an introductory course designed to be useful to
                           students who plan to explore the teaching profession. This course intends to provide an
                           overview  of  developmental,  learning,  and  motivational  theories  with  a  focus  on  their
                           application  to  the  field  of  education.  This  course  also  focuses  on  understanding  the
                           theories  and  processes  of  effective  counselling  and  wellness  programs  for  individual
                           students and groups of students.
                EDUC322    Curriculum  and  Teaching  Methods  (IT  3   45 hrs   ---
                           in Secondary Education)
                           Curriculum  and  teaching  methods  are  essential  for  student  success  in  achieving
                           educational goals. This course intends to develop student’s understanding and basic skills
                           in  analysing,  reflecting  and  applying  curriculum  and  teaching  principles  particularly
                           appropriate  to  information  technology.  Topics  relating  to  curriculum  theory,  curriculum
                           development processes, and a plenary discussion on the types of instructional media and
                           the principles involved in using each media will be covered.
                EDUC411    Teaching  Practice  I  (IT  in  Secondary  3   45 hrs   ---
                           Education)
                           This  course  aims  to  support  student  teachers  in  developing  their  teaching  skills  in
                           information technology and prepare them for a successful teaching experience. This will
                           be achieved  through engagement in pedagogical issues and the application of practical
                           teaching  skills.  The  course  requires  significant  personal  involvement  and  time.  Student
                           teachers  will  observe  school  classes,  design  and  engage  in  classroom  teaching  of
                           information  technology,  and  also  carry  out  reflective  writing  on  their  observation  and
                           teaching.
                EDUC421    Teaching  Practice  II  (IT  in  Secondary  3   45 hrs   ---
                           Education
                           This  course  is  a  continuation  of  Teaching  Practice  I  and  aims  to  deepen  the  different
                           perspectives  of  the  teaching  of  Information  Technology.  Student  teachers  repeat  the
                           arrangement  for  Teaching  Practice  I  but  at  an  advanced  level  that  helps  them  further
                           improve  their  teaching  skills  based  on  the  reflective  writings  on  their  observation  and
                           teaching  from  Teaching  Practice  I.  Student  teachers  will  continue  to  observe  school
                           classes, design and engage in classroom teaching, and also undertake reflective writing on
                           their observation and teaching.






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