Course results for Curtin University Undergraduate Education & teaching Subjects

Lay the foundations for meaningful interpretation and implementation of curriculum in the context of science and humantities. Seek answers to local and global social and environmental issues using various information and communication technologies.

Consider history, philosophy, government policies, and inclusive education theory to form confidence in creating teaching and assessment strategies for learners from diverse cognitive and cultural backgrounds. 

Generate a philosophy for teaching English to primary school children. Interpret English curricula for classroom application and learn how to create a plan for inclusive, inquiry based, equal and equitable learning experiences.

Look at how dialects can affect identity, power, social status and prejudice as you explore how language and culture intersect. Learn about theories of language learning, transcultural communication and how to teach in a diverse classroom.

Examine storytelling and take apart how narratives are constructed. Sift through space, time, perspective and voice. Shine the spotlight on audiences. Take a closer look at narrative fiction and non-fiction and their approach to communication.

Learn the importance of planning for the classroom as you cover the philosophies and theories behind teaching. Tackle study and a placement – gaining confidence in selecting objectives, applying assessment strategies, and using resources.

Learn to lead the way for students with diverse backgrounds and needs through both theory, and placement in a classroom. Get to know what it takes to create a safe, supportive learning environment, and how to maintain this through challenges.

Get practical with work placement and a digital portfolio. Prepare a sequenced teaching plan, bringing context, theory and needs together. Study health, safety and wellbeing maintenance for students.