Teaching Experience 3

Unit Outline (Higher Education)

Level of Unit in Course

AQF Level(s) of Course

Level of Unit in Course

Introductory

Intermediate

Effective Term:

2024/05

Institute / School :

Institute of Education, Arts & Community

Unit Title:

Teaching Experience 3

Unit ID:

EEDDE3103

Credit Points:

15.00

Prerequisite(s):

(EEDDE2401 and EEDDE3102)

Co-requisite(s):

Nil

Exclusion(s):

Nil

ASCED:

070105

Other Change:

Brief description of the Unit

This course is one in the sequence of professional experience designed to develop students' competencies as professional teachers. It comprises a supervised teaching experience of 15 days in a Secondary location By this Professional Experience placement, Pre-Service Teachers (PSTs) are in the final year of their teaching degree, and have up to 30 days experience in planning, teaching and assessing in their major and minor discipline areas. They have completed their teaching methodology studies and have started to identify as professional teachers. PSTs, following discussions with their School Mentor Teacher, negotiate teaching and learning tasks; receive and reflect on critical and meaningful feedback; and systematically inquire into their own and others’ teaching practice so as to learn more about the complexities of learning about teaching, through teaching. An essential aspect of their learning is the development of a professional relationship with the Mentor Teacher/s (MT). It is anticipated that the MT/s will share their experience with PSTs and through feedback, provide ongoing guidance. University based pre placement seminars will augment students' exploration of their professional learning and post placement session will be undertaken to reflect on the professional experience and assist in developing future learning goals.

Grade Scheme:

Graded (HD, D, C, P, MF, F, XF)

Work Experience Indicator:

No work experience

Placement Component:

Yes - days

Supplementary Assessment:No

Supplementary assessment is not available to students who gain a fail in this Unit.

Course Level:

Learning Outcomes:

Knowledge:

K1.

K1 Contextualise and extend knowledge and skills considered within the Bachelor of Education programs in order to provide a strong basis for ongoing professional learning K2 Gain an understanding of the depth, complexity and constraints of diverse learning environments through observation and participation in learning activities K3 Broaden knowledge of teaching in diverse locations by reflecting on comparisons with previous teaching experiences K4 Know and further understand learning theory and practice applicable to the particular teaching disciplines.

Skills:

S1.

S1 Reflect upon learning at University and in diverse learning contexts and upon teaching practice S2 Articulate and explore questions that arise from observations in the learning setting, reading, research and practice S3 Engage sensitively and ethically with all stakeholders across the learning community S4 Effectively utilise a broad range of communication modes and technologies in their roles as professional teachers.

Application of knowledge and skills:

A1.

A1 Set personal learning goals and document evidence of professional practice, professional knowledge and professional engagement as articulated in the Australian Professional Standards for Teachers (Graduate Level) A2 Bring insights from teaching and learning-based experiences to Federation University studies and share these in professional conversations with peers and lecturers A3 Practise teaching and put into practice feedback regarding personal teaching performance A4 Plan, deliver and evaluate lessons so that student learning is effectively and clearly conceptualised and organised A5 Work collaboratively within the staff team, and communicate effectively with students, UMs, MTs and other professionals, colleagues and parents.

Unit Content:

Topics may include: Observing and participating in teaching practice – analysis and development of qualities needed for effective teaching; reflecting on learning and teaching and applying developing communication skills and positive relationships in teaching; understanding and developing personal learning goals; developing and trialling classroom management strategies; implementing effective structures for fostering student engagement in clear, challenging and achievable learning activities; developing professional organisational and information management approaches; planning assessment procedures and monitoring student progress in specific curriculum areas identifying and studying occupational health and safety issues in diverse settings.

Graduate Attributes:

	Learning Outcomes Assessed	Assessment Tasks	Assessment Type	Weighting
1.	K1, K2, K3, K4 S1, S2, S3, S4 A3, A4, A5 APST 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7	Plan, teach and evaluate as outlined in Assessment Report Form A	Activity Diary or report as negotiated Form A: Assessment Report - Mentor report on professional experience placement	100%
2.	K3, A1	Attend and participate in the third year pre-placement session	Pre placement session Attendance and participation Scanned Legal Documents: online submission Scanned Legal Documents: online submission	S/U
3.	K3, S1, A2	Attend post placement session to reflect on placement experience and develop future learning goals	Post placement session Attendance and participation	S/U

Adopted Reference Style:

APA ()

Professional Standards / Competencies:

Standard / Competency