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Module (3) of Pre-service Teacher Education Programme: Year 3 Semester 1 E-Learning Course for Teacher Educators

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Course Description

This course is a part of "Year 3 Semester 1 E-Learning Course for Teacher Educators - Pre-service Teacher Education Programme".

Year 3 Semester 1 E-Learning Course for Teacher Educators - Pre-service Teacher Education Programme is organised into the following modules:

  • Module 1: Education in the 21st Century
  • Module 2: Consolidating Understanding of Pedagogical Theory and Practice
  • Module 3: Educational Psychology
  • Module 4: Strategies for Effective Learning
  • Module 5: Creating Meaningful Learning Experiences

In this course, we will study Module 3. Module 3 covers the following topics. 

Module 3

Module 3.1. Psychological Theories of Learning and Implications for Teaching

  • Reflection on some foundational learning theories from Year 1 and Year 2
  • Cognitive and social constructivist theories of learning
  • Educational psychology: myths and misconceptions

Module 3.2. Theories of Intelligence

  • Consolidating and critiquing the theory of multiple intelligences in practice
  • Intelligence theory for teaching and learning

Module 3.3. Developing Understanding of Children’s and Adolescents’ Cognitive, Social and Psychological Development

  • Children’s and adolescents’ cognitive, social and psychological development
  • Consolidating understanding of learner development and diversity
  • Student mental health

Course Objectives

After completing this course, teacher educators will be better equipped with the competencies to effectively deliver the Pre-service Teacher Education Year 3 Semester 1 curriculum.

Learning Outcomes

By completing this course, teacher educators will be able to:

  • demonstrate their understanding of the interconnectedness of education and society, the significance of key agencies of education and the importance of the constructive alignment in designing curriculum to meet the needs and aspirations of diverse learners and communities;
  • apply pedagogical frameworks - Technological Pedagogical and Content knowledge (TPACK), Universal Design for Learning (UDL), Education for Peace and Sustainable Development (EPSD) and Human Rights Education (HRE) – to attain Year 3 learning goals of primary and middle school specialisation tracks;
  • demonstrate their understanding of key educational psychology, philosophies and theories that are relevant to delivering the Year 3 Semester 1 subjects/learning areas of each specialisation track; and
  • plan, prepare and deliver their Year 3 Semester 1 subject/learning area, applying various teaching strategies and assessment approaches to meet the needs of diverse learners in classrooms.

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Reflection on Some Foundational Learning Theories from Year 1 and Year 2

Three Common Learning Theories

In Practice Activity for Three Common Learning Theories

Cognitive Learning Theories and Mode

Three Types of Memories Learnt in Year 2

Cognitive Load

Strategies that Help Students Transfer New Information to Long-term Memory

Social Constructivist Learning Theories

Strategies that Reflect Social Constructivism

In Practice Activity for Social Constructivist Theory

Educational Psychology: Myths and Misconceptions

Educational Myths that Undermine the Learning of Children

In Practice Activity for Educational Psychology: Myths and Misconceptions

Module 3.1. Quiz

Module 3.1. Summary

Module 3.1. Full Lecture

Consolidating and Critiquing the Theory of Multiple Intelligences in Practice

In Practice Activity for the Theory of Multiple Intelligences

Intelligence Theories for Teaching and Learning

Fluid Intelligence and Crystallised Intelligence

In Practice Activity for the Hierarchical Intelligence Theories 

Robert Sternberg’s Triarchic Theory of Intelligence

In Practice Activity for Robert Sternberg’s Triarchic Theory of Intelligence

Module 3.2. Quiz

Module 3.2. Summary

Module 3.2. Full Lecture

Children’s and Adolescents’ Cognitive, Social and Psychological Development

Development in Children and Adolescents

In Practice Activity for Children’s and Adolescents’ Cognitive, Social and Psychological Development

Consolidating Understanding of Learner Development and Diversity

In Practice Activity for Foundational Development Theories

Developmental Systems Theory

Baltes’ Lifespan Developmental Theory and Bronfenbrenner’s Bioecological Theory

In Practice Activity for Baltes' Theory

Student Mental Health

In Practice Activity (1) for Mental Illness and Mental Well-being

In Practice Activity (2) for Mental Illness and Mental Well-being

Supporting Primary and Middle School Students' Mental Health

In Practice Activity for Primary and Middle School Students' Mental Health

Module 3.3. Quiz

Module 3.3. Summary

Module 3.3. Full Lecture

Module III Summary

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