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satisfaction of course staff concerned and the on-site supervisor,<br />

each of whom will write an assessment of the placement. At the<br />

end of placements, students are required to write a placement<br />

report.<br />

DMT6156 60 Credit Points<br />

Module 6<br />

FACULTY OF EDUCATION & ARTS<br />

Prerequisite :<br />

DMT6155 Module 5<br />

Placement work continues within the same or a second setting. If<br />

appropriate, the placement may take place in remote rural<br />

locations, other Australian states, or other countries if suitable<br />

supervision can be arranged. This might be particularly<br />

appropriate in the case of interstate or international students and<br />

those from remote locations. For students in the Perth area,<br />

weekly supervision group continues from Module 5. For those<br />

further afield (undertaking placement in remote locations, or in<br />

other States or countries) university supervision will be via<br />

delegated local resources, staff visits where possible, intensive<br />

short courses in the university, tele-conferencing and email.<br />

Students present seminars concerning placements, case material,<br />

project work, case study or creative work to the student body.<br />

This give students the opportunity to share their research and<br />

experience with others, and become familiar with speaking about<br />

their work to an audience.<br />

DMT6205 30 Credit Points<br />

Module 5<br />

FACULTY OF EDUCATION & ARTS<br />

Prerequisite :<br />

DMT5154 Module 4<br />

Students will normally commence their placement in a setting<br />

external to the <strong>University</strong> and begin preparation for the case<br />

study. While on placement students will attend a campus based<br />

supervision group. The purpose of the case study is to examine<br />

and communicate a student’s work on placements in depth. In this<br />

instance the case study is a genre of writing spanning the<br />

‘scientific paper’, biography, narrative and story telling.<br />

DMT6206 30 Credit Points<br />

Module 6<br />

FACULTY OF EDUCATION & ARTS<br />

Prerequisite :<br />

DMT5154 Module 4<br />

Students will normally continue with their external placement,<br />

their on-campus supervision group and their case study. The<br />

purpose of the case study is to examine and communicate a<br />

student’s work on placements in depth. In this instance the case<br />

study is a genre of writing spanning the ‘scientific paper’,<br />

biography, narrative and story telling.<br />

DMT6207 30 Credit Points<br />

Module 7<br />

FACULTY OF EDUCATION & ARTS<br />

Prerequisite :<br />

DMT6205 Module 5<br />

Placement work continues within the same or a second setting.<br />

Students present seminars concerning placements, case material,<br />

project work, case study or creative work to the student body.<br />

Students share their research and experience with others, and<br />

become familiar with speaking about their work to an audience.<br />

DMT6208 30 Credit Points<br />

Module 8<br />

FACULTY OF EDUCATION & ARTS<br />

Prerequisite :<br />

DMT6206 Module 6<br />

Placement work normally continues or concludes during this<br />

module. Students present seminars concerning placements, case<br />

material, project work, case study or creative work to the student<br />

body. Students share their research and experience with others,<br />

and become familiar with speaking about their work to an<br />

audience.<br />

DSE4110 10 Credit Points<br />

Teaching Secondary Drama<br />

FACULTY OF EDUCATION & ARTS<br />

This unit provides and develops strategies for teaching and<br />

learning through Drama. Students engage (through participation,<br />

reflection and application) in drama processes to explore ideas,<br />

identities and feelings using a range of skills and knowledge of<br />

techniques. An aesthetic understanding and knowledge of key<br />

practices are explored through the drama process. The unit covers<br />

drama as a learning process that can be used across the secondary<br />

curriculum within an outcomes framework.<br />

DSE4210 10 Credit Points<br />

Teaching Drama Processes<br />

FACULTY OF EDUCATION & ARTS<br />

This unit will develop an understanding of key drama processes in<br />

a contemporary context. The unit will explore through both<br />

theory and practice some of the major exponents and innovators in<br />

the field. Through associated practical work students will develop<br />

and refine their skill-base incorporating the function of the<br />

teacher, classroom strategies and management, planning and<br />

programming.<br />

DTE4110 10 Credit Points<br />

Design and Technology Education<br />

FACULTY OF EDUCATION & ARTS<br />

The unit provides an introduction to the philosophy and teaching<br />

of Design and Technology through a review of current Western<br />

Australian curriculum. Through this unit students will develop<br />

strategies for planning and delivering programs of student<br />

activities in Design and Technology. Students will engage in an<br />

exploration of learning processes used in the Design and<br />

Technology classroom.<br />

DVA7200 0 Credit Points<br />

Doctor of Philosophy Thesis<br />

FACULTY OF EDUCATION & ARTS<br />

PRACTICAL PROJECT: Students will design, direct or produce<br />

a major arts project, culminating in a performance, installation or<br />

exhibition. Working in a contemporary arts environment, in<br />

collaboration with other students from other arts disciplines,<br />

students will be asked to research, devise and produce new works<br />

of art or approaches to arts practice. It is expected that this activity<br />

will be a contemporary expression of arts practice and could<br />

frequently be an exploratory work spanning and integrating art<br />

forms. Students will combine the analytical, creative and technical<br />

experiences developed throughout the course.<br />

DVS5201 20 Credit Points<br />

Theory and Practice of Social Development<br />

FACULTY OF EDUCATION & ARTS<br />

Prerequisite :<br />

DVS5101 Contemporary Theories: Overview of Development<br />

The primary aim of the unit is to give an insight into project,<br />

programme and policy assessment approaches and practice<br />

intended to encourage development which is socially, ecologically<br />

and economically sustainable. The unit will therefore examine<br />

current process and practice of impact assessment as a tool to<br />

induce development which is sustainable. The course content will<br />

provide an overview of the role of impact assessment in<br />

identifying, mitigating, monitoring and evaluating impacts of<br />

development projects, programmes and policies. The emphasis of<br />

the unit is on the practice and pitfalls of impact assessment in<br />

developing countries, from social, political and ecological<br />

perspectives.<br />

DVS6111 20 Credit Points<br />

Research Proposal<br />

FACULTY OF EDUCATION & ARTS<br />

Students, in consultation with an appropriate member of the<br />

teaching staff of <strong>Edith</strong> <strong>Cowan</strong> <strong>University</strong>, will choose a research<br />

topic, formulate a research question and develop their research<br />

ideas, culminating in a dissertation proposal. This proposed<br />

research will then be followed by intensive independent study to<br />

produce a complete dissertation in the next semester.<br />

ECU <strong>Postgraduate</strong> Course Guide 2008 229

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