Module Information

Module Identifier
ED39420
Module Title
Effective Teaching for Effective Learning 2 (Level 6)
Academic Year
2024/2025
Co-ordinator
Mr Prysor Davies
Semester
Semester 2
Other Staff
 

Course Delivery

 

Assessment

Assessment Type Assessment length / details Proportion
Semester Assessment Assignment 1 - Essay  on principles of research informed practice 1600 Words  40%
Semester Assessment Assignment 3 - Self-evaluation  of professional development needs and action plan 800 Words  20%
Semester Assessment Assignment 2 - Reflective Blogs  on different areas of their teaching practice - using reflective models to support their reflection 1600 Words  40%
Supplementary Assessment Assignment 2 - Reflective Blogs  All failed elements of the assessments must be re-taken. This will require new reflective blogs.  40%
Supplementary Assessment Assignment 3 - Self-evaluation  All failed elements of the assessments must be re-taken. This will require a new enhanced evaluation and action plan relating to personal professional development needs.  20%
Supplementary Assessment Assignment 1 - Essay  All failed elements of the assessments must be re-taken. This will require new questions.  40%

Learning Outcomes

On successful completion of this module students should be able to:

Evaluate and apply principles of reflection to effect change in practice.

Critically interpret concepts of partnership and co-operation and apply to own context to enhance learning and teaching.

Appraise the requirements and potential for professional development of self and others and apply to own context.

Brief description

Having established the essential practical and theoretical underpinnings of effective learning and teaching in the core module Effective Teaching for Effective Learning 1, this module establishes the principles of reflective practice and how change can be instigated and maintained within a teaching and learning context. You will be given opportunity to consider how to develop your own practice effectively on the basis of reflection, consideration of relevant research findings and of collaboration and partnership development. The critical interpretation of partnership and collaborative methods will enable you to consider and plan effectively for your own professional development and establish a strong mindset and ethos for reflection and development throughout your career as a teacher and lecturer.

Content

Each unit will comprise of two hours combination of lectures and seminars.
Unit 1 – Evaluation, reflection and critical thinking, incorporating reflective models and critical incidents
Unit 2 – Initiating change and creating effective teaching and learning systems
Unit 3 – Learner participation in enhancing learning
Unit 4 – Enquiry based methodologies
Unit 5 – Research Informed Practice
Unit 6 – Collaborative learning – Colleagues and partners roles in enhancing the Quality of Teaching and Learning
Unit 7 – Teacher Leadership
Unit 8 – Curriculum development and Planning
Unit 9 – Key government priorities for FE - National and College strategy
Unit 10 - Professional development – how to continue developing and enhancing practice

Module Skills

Skills Type Skills details
Application of Number Statistical reports may be considered and data to support arguments may be analysed.
Communication This will be developed both in seminar discussions and in preparation for the assessments.
Improving own Learning and Performance This will be a core skill developed within the module, with strategies and methods being introduced, which the students will be expected to utilize in their own practice.
Information Technology All assignments will be word processes and students will be required to utilize IT resources in the research of their assignments.
Personal Development and Career planning This will be an integral skill developed within this module and will be a core part of the assessments.
Problem solving Students will consider how to address specific issues within their own contexts and practice, and develop the skills to address this in the future.
Research skills This will be developed throughout the module but particularly in regards to the research necessary in the assessments.
Subject Specific Skills Students will develop skills in regards to teaching, evaluating, and developing professional practice through research and collaboration.
Team work Seminar activities will involve group work. The consideration of collaboration and partnerships will be introduced and considered.

Notes

This module is at CQFW Level 6