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Bachelor of Education (Primary Education)
Overview
Bachelor of Teaching (Primary Education) graduates may qualify for the award of Bachelor of Education (Primary Education) by completing a fourth year of study. The Bachelor of Education (Primary Education) is designed to develop further the knowledge and skills acquired in the Bachelor of Teaching (Primary Education). Some subjects will be offered after 4.30 pm to allow students who are working during the day to take some of their course after school hours. Students who wish to attend university only in the evenings will need to enrol in the part-time mode.
Entry Requirements / Assumed Knowledge
The Bachelor of Education (Primary Education) requires, as a pre-requisite, the successful completion of a Bachelor of Teaching (Primary Education) or its equivalent. Entry to the one year full-time or two year part-time degree is competitive. Selection is based on overall academic achievement and performance in practice teaching.
Course Program
| Year 1- Autumn Session |
| Either |
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EDUF421 |
Leadership and International Perspectives
In Education |
6 |
| Or |
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EDUT422 |
Reflective Practice |
6 |
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Plus one elective from any part of the
Primary program including Key Learning Area electives,
Discipline electives or a 200 or higher level subject
chosen from those on offer in any Faculty as well as the Faculty of Education in which the student's enrolment
is accepted.
Plus one subject selected from
the following Key Learning Area Elective Studies subjects. |
|
EDUA441 |
Creative Arts Key Learning Area Elective
III |
6 |
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EDUL441 |
Language Education Key Learning Area Elective
III |
6 |
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EDUM441 |
Mathematics Education Key Learning Area
Elective III |
6 |
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EDUP444 |
Personal Development Health and Physical
Education Key Learning Area Elective IV |
6 |
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EDUS411 |
Science and Technology Education Key Learning
Area Elective III |
6 |
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EDUS441 |
Human Society and Its Environment Key
Learning Area Elective III |
6 |
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Plus one subject selected from the Discipline Elective Studies subjects listed below. |
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EDUE401 |
Issues In Aboriginal Education (Not to
count with EDUE301/ABST361) |
6 |
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EDUE405 |
Assessing Performance in Adult Training |
6 |
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EDUE407 |
Inquiry Project in Physical and Health
Education |
6 |
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EDUE408 |
Placement in Physical and Health Education |
6 |
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EDUE411 |
Disabilitity Issues Across the Lifespan |
6 |
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EDUE413 |
Managing Multimedia Resources |
6 |
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EDUE415 |
School and Community Based Sustainable
Development Practices |
6 |
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EDUE317 |
English Language Examining Learners' Problems |
6 |
| EDUE319 |
Programming and Methodology in Second Language Teaching |
6 |
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EDUT432 |
Project in Education |
6 |
| Year 1- Spring Session |
| Either |
|
|
EDUF421 |
Leadership and International Perspectives
In Education
|
6 |
| or |
|
|
EDUT422 |
Reflective Practice |
6 |
|
Plus one elective from any part of the
Primary program including Key Learning Area electives,
Discipline electives or a 200 or higher level subject
chosen from those on offer in any Faculty as well as the Faculty of Education in which the student's enrolment
is accepted.
Plus one subject selected from
the following Key Learning Area: |
|
EDUA442 |
Creative Arts Key Learning Area Elective
IV |
6 |
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EDUL442 |
Language Education Key Learning Area Elective
IV |
6 |
|
EDUM442 |
Mathematics Education Key Learning Area
Elective IV |
6 |
|
EDUP441 |
Personal Development Health and Physical
Education Key Learning Area Elective III |
6 |
|
EDUS444 |
Human Society and Its Environment Key
Learning Area Elective IV |
6 |
|
One subject selected from the Disciplines Elective Studies subjects listed below. |
|
EDUE402 |
Aboriginal Pedagogy (Not to count with
EDUE302
/ ABST362)
|
6 |
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EDUE406 |
Theories of Adult Learning |
6 |
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EDUE407 |
Inquiry Project in Physical and Health
Education |
6 |
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EDUE408 |
Placement in Physical and Health Education |
6 |
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EDUE412 |
Programming for Individuals with Moderate
to Severe Disabilities |
6 |
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EDUE414 |
Cognition, Interface and Interactivity |
6 |
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EDUE416 |
Environmental Education - Through Information
Technology |
6 |
EDUE340 |
Materials and Technology in Second Language
Teaching |
6 |
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EDUT432 |
Project in Education |
6 |
Professional Recognition
The Bachelor of Education (Primary Education) degree is a recognised
New South Wales teaching credential and is also recognised in
most other Australian states and territories.
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