Inquiring into Educational Practice in International Contexts
| Code | School | Level | Credits | Semesters |
| EDUC4243 | Education | 4 | 20 | Full Year UK, Full Year UK, Full Year UK, Full Year UK, Full Year UK, Full Year UK, Full Year UK, Full Year UK, Full Year UK, Full Year UK, Full Year UK, Full Year UK, Full Year UK, Full Year UK, Full Year UK, Full Year UK, Full Year UK, Full Year UK, Full Year UK, Full Year UK, Full Year UK, Full Year UK, Full Year UK, Full Year UK, Full Year UK, Full Year UK, Full Year UK, Full Year UK |
- Code
- EDUC4243
- School
- Education
- Level
- 4
- Credits
- 20
- Semesters
- Full Year UK, Full Year UK, Full Year UK, Full Year UK, Full Year UK, Full Year UK, Full Year UK, Full Year UK, Full Year UK, Full Year UK, Full Year UK, Full Year UK, Full Year UK, Full Year UK, Full Year UK, Full Year UK, Full Year UK, Full Year UK, Full Year UK, Full Year UK, Full Year UK, Full Year UK, Full Year UK, Full Year UK, Full Year UK, Full Year UK, Full Year UK, Full Year UK
Summary
In this final module of the course, students plan and undertake a small-scale investigation in their own educational context. The project is an investigation into an aspect of their students' learning. In preparation for the inquiry and data-gathering processes, the module supports students to develop their understanding of the principles, and methodological and ethical considerations of practitioner research. A research proposal in the form of a formative piece of coursework is submitted to the course tutor for comment at an early stage of work on this module. Students are expected to undertake their own literature searches and carry out a literature review to support their inquiry. The completed assignment relates investigation findings to preparatory reading material.
Target Students
Only available for PGCEi students.
Classes
This module is delivered digitally, with tutorial support included.
Assessment
- 100% Coursework: 4,000 words or equivalent
Assessed by end of designated period
Educational Aims
The aims of the module are:To understand the principles and practice of undertaking an educational inquiry into their own practice, at Masters level.To develop familiarity with educational research methodology and ethical requirementsTo promote critical reflection and professional learningTo enable students to identify and make appropriate use of professional and academic literatureLearning Outcomes
On completion of the Inquiring into Educational Practice in International Contexts participants should have gained:
A Knowledge and understanding
A1 A knowledge of the principles of practitioner enquiry including ethical principles
A2 An in-depth understanding of the role of practitioner inquiry and its capacity to effect change
A3 An understanding of the practices and processes of generating knowledge about educational issues and professional practice
A4 An in-depth understanding of a particular educational issue or aspect of professional practice
B Intellectual skills
B1 The ability to synthesise ideas drawn from research and a range of professional and academic literature
B2 The ability to inquire into and critique learning a particular educational issue or aspect of professional practice
C Professional practical skills
C1 The ability to reflect critically, analytically and ethically on educational inquiry and a particular educational issue or aspect of professional practice.
C2 Detailed appreciation of a specific area of educational research and discourse