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MAJOR Areas of Study<br />
Biological Science Education<br />
The biological science units in this program will focus on<br />
teaching and learning strategies and content that equips<br />
graduates to teach general science in lower secondary school<br />
and to take a specialist teaching role in biological science<br />
courses in upper secondary school (Years 11 and 12). Emphasis<br />
is given to inquiry based practical work, demonstrations,<br />
co-operative group work, whole class discussions and use of<br />
information communication technology to ensure effective<br />
learning and teaching practices in secondary science. Planning,<br />
teaching, and assessment strategies will be developed within<br />
a range of science content areas. Units in this program<br />
address key biological science understandings and provide the<br />
extended content knowledge needed to address the demands<br />
and opportunities of the secondary school biological science<br />
curriculum.<br />
special Admission Requirements<br />
Year 12 Science; or equivalent.<br />
Major Specialisation Units<br />
SCC1123 Chemistry for the Life Sciences 15<br />
SCI1187 Form and Function in Biology 15<br />
SCI1183 Origins and Evolution of Life 15<br />
SCP1132 Introduction to Physics 15<br />
SCB2322 Genetics and Evolution 15<br />
SCH1134 Human Structure and Function 15<br />
SCH3434 Human Reproduction, Development<br />
and Ageing 15<br />
SCB2222 Cellular and Molecular Biology 15<br />
SCH2235 Applied Microbiology 15<br />
CUR4210 Curriculum Enrichment for the Major<br />
Secondary Specialisation 15<br />
Curriculum Major Units<br />
SCE2101 Secondary Science Education 15<br />
SCE2102 Secondary Science Education 2 15<br />
Design and Technology Education<br />
This major has been designed for students who become<br />
teachers of design and technology in schools. The major<br />
provides a strong theoretical foundation for the study and<br />
practice of design across a variety of media and technologies.<br />
The focus of the study is on materials and systems designs<br />
within the context of contemporary technologies.<br />
Major Specialisation Units<br />
DTM1104 Materials Design and Technology 1 15<br />
DTM1105 Materials Design and Technology 2 15<br />
DTM2104 Materials Design and Technology 3 15<br />
DTM2105 Materials Design and Technology 4 15<br />
DTC3101 Visual Communication and Design 2 15<br />
DTM2201 Materials Technology 4 15<br />
DEN3101 Engineering Design 1 15<br />
DEN3102 Engineering Design 2 15<br />
DTS3102 Systems Design 2 15<br />
CUR4210 Curriculum Enrichment for the Major<br />
Secondary Specialisation 15<br />
Curriculum Major Units<br />
DTE2110 Design and Technology Education 1 15<br />
DTE3110 Design and Technology Education 2 15<br />
JO<br />
ML<br />
Drama Education<br />
ML<br />
This dynamic and practically-based major prepares graduates<br />
for a highly rewarding career teaching drama in secondary<br />
schools as well as working as theatre practitioners (actors /<br />
designers / directors). The major combines extensive practice<br />
in acting and directing with studies in educational theory and<br />
teaching practice. Students receive specialised instruction in<br />
performance and teaching from experts who are also theatre<br />
practitioners and researchers in their own right.<br />
Real classroom experience is provided by extended periods<br />
of school placement, where students teach classes under the<br />
guidance of an experienced mentor. This major is distinctive<br />
in its approach to drama / theatre practice and teaching. It<br />
emphasises the importance of content /practical knowledge<br />
in theatre and offers innovative approaches to directing<br />
and acting.<br />
Successful graduates have the knowledge and flexibility<br />
required to teach drama in schools today and more importantly<br />
into the future, combined with working as theatre practitioners<br />
should they so choose.<br />
special Admission Requirements<br />
Audition.<br />
Major Specialisation Units<br />
DST1100 Drama as Discovery 15<br />
DST1125 Interpretation of Text 15<br />
DST1225 Theatre History 1 15<br />
DST1215 Introduction to Directing 15<br />
DST2245 Writing for Theatre 15<br />
DST2225 The Director in the 21st Century 15<br />
DST2255 Theatre as Change 15<br />
DST3120 Australian Drama 15<br />
DST4101 Theatre and Young People 15<br />
DST4165 Contemporary Theatre Practice 15<br />
Curriculum Major Units<br />
DSE2110 Teaching Secondary Drama 15<br />
DSE2210 Teaching Senior School Drama 15<br />
English Education<br />
This major prepares graduates to teach English in secondary<br />
schools. They will also graduate with expertise in a second<br />
teaching area (minor) that they can teach across years 7-10.<br />
The program combines extensive study in the content of<br />
English (including literature, language, writing and mass media)<br />
with studies in educational theory and teaching practice.<br />
Students will also receive specialised instruction in English<br />
curriculum from practitioners who are experts in the field.<br />
Professional workplace experience is provided by extended<br />
periods of school placement, where students teach classes<br />
under the guidance of an experienced mentor.<br />
Students will qualify to teach a range of English subjects across<br />
Years 7-12, including senior school literature.<br />
This major is distinctive in its approach to English teaching. It<br />
emphasises the importance of content knowledge in English<br />
and offers innovative approaches to texts and technologies.<br />
Major Specialisation Units<br />
ENG1140 Discovering Literature 15<br />
ENG1050 Literature and Social Change 15<br />
CUR2210 Curriculum Extension and Enrichment 15<br />
ML<br />
Teacher Education<br />
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