BA LEARNING & TEACHING (Disabilty)
Investing in Tomorrow's Leaders
Go University 2016/17/18/19
BA LEARNING & TEACHING (Disabilty)
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Overview
The course combines the development of specialist knowledge through optional modules with core modules on how learners learn, typical and atypical development, developing teaching skills and broader issues in education. There is also an opportunity in year 2 to experience a different SEND-related educational setting for a work-based learning module. This will enable reflection on differences in professional structures and practice.
The Foundation Degree is designed to produce practitioners who are able to question and critically analyse education policies and initiatives and who can make an informed contribution to their organisation. It is structured and delivered in such a way that you have the opportunity to understand and assimilate new ideas and concepts and to apply these in practice. The Foundation Degree and top-up BA are firmly rooted in professional practice and combine scholarly activities with learning through experience of work. The course develops your skills in supporting learners and optional modules allow you to develop more specialised skills and knowledge in areas which affect your own practice.
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Year 1
Compulsory modules
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Introduction to Typical and Atypical Child Development 20 credits
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How Do Learners Learn 20 credits
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Inclusion and Special Educational Needs and Disability 20 credits
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Academic Skills for Learning and Teaching 15 credits
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Studying in a Digital Age
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Year 2
Compulsory modules
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Developing Teaching Skills to Meet Learners' Needs 20 credits
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Work-based Learning in Settings for Learners with SEND 40 credits
Optional modules
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Working With Others in Children's Services 20 credits
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Mental Health, Families and Young People 20 credits
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Introduction to Dyslexia 20 credits
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Year 3
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Compulsory modules
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Understanding Education Research 20 credits
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Creating Learning Resources 20 credits
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Managing and Resolving Conflict 20 credits
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Optional modules
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Mental Health, Families and Young People 20 credits
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Introduction to Dyslexia 20 credits
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