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will be explored, and the unit will focus upon the importance of classroom communication and meaningful, student-centred assessment practices, relating these ideas to relevant educational theory. MSE4101 10 Credit Points Teaching Lower Secondary Mathematics FACULTY OF EDUCATION & ARTS This unit provides an introduction to the teaching and learning of lower secondary school mathematics. The fundamentals of learning theory will be practically applied to the specific teaching of mathematics. Activities for promoting participation will be introduced, and students will have opportunity to plan a variety of mathematics lessons, assessments and activities consistent with the Curriculum Framework outcome statements. A pedagogical focus will be upon developing an appreciation of mathematics as a useful and creatively interesting area of study by regularly incorporating mathematical investigation in the classroom, and by focusing on developing mathematical literacy. Useful teaching resources and tools will be demonstrated and their classroom application explored. Years 8 to 10 will be the focus, but reference will also be made to important mathematical concepts established in the late primary years. MST4135 15 Credit Points Australian Television FACULTY OF EDUCATION & ARTS The primary focus is on Australian television as an object of study and this will be analysed from differing theoretical perspectives on television from theorists/writers of television in the UK, USA and Australia. The unit considers how our consumption and understanding of television has evolved given new technological developments, globalisation, and developments in media and television studies. Overall the topics provide a contextual understanding of the changing television mediascape. MST4150 15 Credit Points Media in Asia FACULTY OF EDUCATION & ARTS This unit provides an overview of the media in Asia but with a focus on China, India, Japan and Indonesia. In each country the introduction, development and regulation of the various media will be analysed within a postcolonial context through case studies. In addition significant issues such as censorship, press freedom, the devlopment of values through the media, propaganda and globalisation will be examined in detail. MST4151 15 Credit Points Media and Identity FACULTY OF EDUCATION & ARTS The course examines the emergence of 'identity' as an important cultural category, and explores the part of the media in its development. It will address identities including (but not limited to) gender, sexuality, age, race and disability. MTP5203 30 Credit Points From Acting to Performance: Tradition and Change FACULTY OF EDUCATION & ARTS Prerequisite : MTP5101 Devised Collaborative Practice This unit enables the student to consolidate developing skills and to broaden their repertoire of performance options, to include a range of vocal/bodywork based stylistics, and to be able to relate these to historical change and cultural context. The unit seeks to enable the student to understand aspects of postmodern theory through example - e.g., through short case-studies through masterclass - and through seminar work, and to explore performance composition with designers and directors, from this perspective. The unit seeks to enable students to understand the implications for the work of the actor of recent shifts in cultural theory, including intercultural and interdisciplinary approaches to performance and the development of theatre anthropology. The work will also focus on locating contemporary practice in the history of performance enabling the student to engage constructively, through practice and in writing, in contemporary debates relating to acting, performing and directing. The work will deal explicitly with a range of performance stylistics, code switching where appropriate leading through to a short performance (15-20 mins) and written analysis. Students will be expected to engage constructively in self and peer appraisal. MTP5204 30 Credit Points Performance Theories 2 FACULTY OF EDUCATION & ARTS Prerequisite : MTP5102 Performance Theories 1 This unit is taught through seminar based sessions. It will develop in students a shared critical vocabulary and the ability to master and apply a range of analytical strategies and procedures. Students will undertake an analysis of the visual, spatio-temporal and actional bases of theatre being introduced to theatre semiology and semiotics, and to the critique of these approaches. There will be an exploration of the links between contemporary practices and theoretical material, both modernist and postmodern and students will be expected to initiate and engage constructively in debates with regard to issues, agendas and interpretation. The unit will explore the culture bases for judgements of taste and value, with specific reference to the subjective/objective, phenomenological/ontological debates. This is an essential area of study enabling the student to pursue the development of a critical/analytical and documentation based archive which will allow them to engage appropriately, in semester four, with the task of researching and writing the Dissertation or critical report. MUE4110 10 Credit Points Teaching Music 1 FACULTY OF EDUCATION & ARTS In this unit students will focus on the need for a philosophy of music education and basic wide ranging content as a basis for designing their own lower secondary music curriculum. Different methodologies such as Kodaly, Orff and Dalcroze will be examined, along with issues pertaining to motivation, creativity, management and planning in the music setting. The course will also examine in detail general methodologies such as the Active Learning model and its implications for task design in lower secondary class music. These will then be applied across a variety of genres and settings. Practical activities will include an introduction to conducting and choral direction. MUS5112 20 Credit Points Advanced Music Skills FACULTY OF EDUCATION & ARTS This unit is designed to provide graduates with high-level musicianship skills in the areas of analysis, historical performance practices, notation practices, sight reading, solfège, and improvisation in a weekly workshop. MUS5113 20 Credit Points Practicum 1 FACULTY OF EDUCATION & ARTS This unit is designed to allow students to undertake professional practice or a practical special topic in an area relevant to the student’s specialisation. The opportunity will be available either internally or through industry partners. The choice of project is subject to the applicant's suitability to the activity selected and the approval of the music postgraduate committee. MUS5115 20 Credit Points Colloquium FACULTY OF EDUCATION & ARTS This unit introduces students to a wide variety of issues and topics in academic and professional musical discourse, including aesthetics, musical analysis, performance practices, and historical and sociological musicology. It will instil a breadth of knowledge and vocabulary necessary to communicate effectively as a professional musician. ECU <strong>Postgraduate</strong> Course Guide 2008 283
MUS5116 20 Credit Points Practicum 2 FACULTY OF EDUCATION & ARTS Prerequisite : MUS5113 Practicum 1 This unit is designed to allow students to accumulate experience by undertaking professional practice or a practical special topic in an area relevant to the student’s specialisation. The opportunity will be available either internally or through industry partners. The choice of project is subject to the applicant's suitability to the activity selected and the approval of the music postgraduate committee. MUS5117 20 Credit Points Screen Composition Preparation FACULTY OF EDUCATION & ARTS In this unit students commence preparation of a composition project for screen, with view to rehearsing and recording the work. Emphasis will be placed on developing compositional craft in the student’s genre of specialisation. Supporting ancillary studies will also be undertaken relevant to the student’s needs and vocational interests. MUS5118 20 Credit Points Screen Composition FACULTY OF EDUCATION & ARTS Prerequisite : MUS5117 Screen Composition Preparation In this unit the student will complete, record and deliver a composition project for screen. Emphasis will be placed on creating a final product in conjunction with a production team. Supporting ancillary studies will also be undertaken relevant to the student’s needs and vocational interests. MUS6111 20 Credit Points Masters Principal Practice: Minor Project 1 FACULTY OF EDUCATION & ARTS Candidates will design, create, and realise a musical project, culminating in a public performance. The nature of the project may be of modest length, but should be substantial in terms of quality, sophistication, and professional mastery. The project must reflect high professional standards and should demonstrate the candidate’s mastery of their particular area of musical specialisation. The precise nature and content of the project must be approved by the music postgraduate committee. Supporting ancillary studies may be undertaken as relevant to the project and area of specialisation. MUS6112 20 Credit Points Practicum FACULTY OF EDUCATION & ARTS This unit is designed to allow students to accumulate experience by undertaking professional practice or a practical special topic in an area relevant to the student’s specialisation. The opportunity will be available either internally or through industry partners. The project should demonstrate the candidate’s mastery of current professional practices, and innovation or leadership in the field. The choice of project is subject to the applicant's suitability to the activity selected and the approval of the music postgraduate committee. MUS6113 20 Credit Points Research Methods FACULTY OF EDUCATION & ARTS This unit provides an introduction to the scope, bibliography, and prominent methodologies of music research. Emphasis will be placed on acquiring research skills and on developing competency in professional academic writing and discourse. MUS6114 20 Credit Points Special Topic 1 FACULTY OF EDUCATION & ARTS This unit is designed to allow candidates to undertake a special topic as an individualised programme of instruction. The opportunity will be available either internally or through industry partners. The choice of project is subject to the applicant's suitability to the activity selected and the approval of the course coordinator. MUS6115 20 Credit Points Masters Principal Practice: Minor Project 2 FACULTY OF EDUCATION & ARTS Prerequisite : MUS6111 Masters Principal Practice: Minor Project 1 Candidates will design, create, and realise a musical project, culminating in a public performance event. The nature of the project should be substantial in terms of quality, sophistication, and professional mastery, but may be of modest or intermediate length. This project must reflect the highest professional standards and should demonstrate the candidate’s mastery of their particular area of musical specialisation. The precise nature and content of the project must be approved by the postgraduate music academic committee. Supporting ancillary studies may be undertaken as relevant to the project and area of specialisation. MUS6116 20 Credit Points Masters Seminar FACULTY OF EDUCATION & ARTS In this unit students will develop ideas and write a proposal for a major research project relevant to their area of specialisation. The research project may take on a variety of formats, such as a dissertation, lecture recital, critical edition of a musical work/s, recording project, or historical performance project. Students will develop and refine their ideas through periodic seminar presentations. The seminars will also provide the opportunity for the discussion of a wide variety of issues and topics in academic and professional musical discourse, such as aesthetics, musical analysis, performance practices, and historical and sociological musicology. MUS6117 20 Credit Points Special Topic 2 FACULTY OF EDUCATION & ARTS Prerequisite : MUS6114 Special Topic 1 This unit is designed to allow candidates to undertake a special topic as an individualised programme of instruction. The opportunity will be available either internally or through industry partners. The choice of project is subject to the applicant's suitability to the activity selected and the approval of the course coordinator. MUS6118 30 Credit Points Masters Principal Practice: Major Project FACULTY OF EDUCATION & ARTS Prerequisite : MUS6115 Masters Principal Practice: Minor Project 2 Candidates will design, create, and realise a major musical project, culminating in a public performance event of a substantial nature. This project must reflect the highest professional standards and should demonstrate the candidate’s mastery of their particular area of musical specialisation. The content of the project should be closely linked to the candidate’s other research specialisations. The precise nature and content of the project must be approved by the music postgraduate committee. MUS6119 30 Credit Points Final Research Project FACULTY OF EDUCATION & ARTS Prerequisite : MUS6116 Masters Seminar In this unit students will develop and execute a major and original research project relevant to their principal practice area of specialisation. The research project may include work in a variety of different formats (such as a written dissertation, a lecture recital, a critical edition, or a recording), but is subject to the approval of the music postgraduate committee. 284 ECU <strong>Postgraduate</strong> Course Guide 2008
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