Undergraduate, Postgraduate - UnitEDF3304 - Integrating the curriculum 2: different places

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Synopsis

In this unit students will construct, implement and evaluate integrated learning experiences through engaging with different forms of knowledge, including science, technology and studies of society and environment. This unit considers the ways in which scientific, technological, social, cultural, historical, environmental, and political meanings are constructed and transmitted within our society and the ways in which these key areas can be integrated and implemented in diverse educational settings and places. Students will continue to examine, critique and design interdisciplinary and integrated curriculum.

Outcomes

Upon successful completion of this unit students should be able to:

1. show an understanding of the connections between the science, technology and studies of society and environment;
2. further develop their knowledge of integrated curriculum as a pedagogy;
3. design, plan and evaluate integrated learning experiences for a range of learners and places using science, SOSE and technology; and
4. critique their prior experiences in science, technology and studies of society and environment and consider the implications for their practice.

Assessment

Assessment Task 1: Multimodal Report (2,000 words equiv, 50%)
Assessment Task 2: Integrated Unit of Work and Resource (2,000 words equivalent, 50%)

Chief examiner(s)

Dr Marc Pruyn

Prerequisites

EDF3303