Module (1) of Pre-service Teacher Education Programme: Year 3 Semester 2 E-Learning Course for Teacher Educators
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Course Description
Year 3 Semester 2 E-learning course is a comprehensive program consisting of the following five standalone modules:
- Module 1: Educational Philosophies and their Implication to Education
- Module 2: Assessment – Designing Tools and Analysing Achievement
- Module 3: Inclusive Learning Environments
- Module 4: Technology in Teaching and Learning
- Module 5: Continuous Professional Development and Practice
In this course, you will start exploring Module 1, which covers the following interesting topics:
Module 1
- Module 1.1. Foundations of Philosophy and Educational Philosophy
- The nature of philosophy
- Branches of philosophy
- Brief history of philosophy
- Socratic questioning (the Socratic dialectic)
- Relating philosophy and education
- Consolidating knowledge of major philosophies
- Teacher-centred educational theories
- Student-centred educational theories
- Educational philosophy and eclecticism
- Module 1.2. Educational Philosophies in Practice
- Educational philosophies of individuals and systems
- Philosophical assumptions in foundational learning theories
- Approaches to teaching and philosophy
Course Objectives
Learning Outcomes
- demonstrate their understanding of educational philosophies and educational theories that are important in delivering the EDC Year 3 Semester 2 subjects/learning areas of each specialization track;
- apply their knowledge and skills on educational assessment in delivering the lessons to effectively support students’ learning in Lower Primary and Lower Middle schools;
- create an inclusive learning environment by promoting cultural diversity and effectively managing students’ behaviours while ensuring their safety and well-being in Lower Primary and Lower Middle school classrooms;
- utilise educational technology to ensure creating an inclusive, innovative learning environment in the classroom;
- engage in continuous professional development through collaborative and individual approaches by adhering the ethical codes of conducts and embracing the responsibilities and leadership qualities to become effective Myanmar Teacher; and
- plan, prepare and deliver their Year 3 Semester 2 subject/learning area, applying various teaching strategies and assessment approaches to meet the needs of diverse learners in classrooms.
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Lectures
Introduction
Overview of modules
KWL Chart
Introduction to Year 3 Semester 2 E-Learning Course
Introduction to Year 3 Semester 2 Full Lecture
Module 1.1. Foundations of Philosophy and Educational Philosophy
The nature of philosophy
Branches of philosophy
Brief history of philosophy
Socratic questioning (the Socratic dialectic)
Relating philosophy and education
Consolidating knowledge of major philosophies
Teacher-centred educational theories
Student-centred educational theories
Educational philosophy and eclecticism
Educational philosophy and eclecticism in practice
Module 1.1. Quiz
Module 1.1. Summary
Module 1.1. Full Lecture
Module 1.2. Educational Philosophies in Practice
Educational philosophies of individuals
Educational philosophies of systems
Educational philosophies of individuals and systems in practice
Philosophical assumptions in foundational learning theories
Approaches to teaching and philosophy
Revisiting society-centred philosophy
Writing a teaching philosophy
Module 1.2. Quiz
Module 1.2. Quiz
Module 1.2. Quiz
Module 1.2. Summary
Module 1.2. Full Lecture
Summary
Module I Summary
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