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What will I learn on this module?
The module will focus on the development of expertise in leading educational practice for a variety of learners, supervisors, assessors and the wider workforce within a professional context. As a student on this module, you will engage in work based inter-professional learning, teaching and development opportunities with a range of learners and educational partners to support and advance professional education in practice. Campus based sessions will critically explore and apply a range of teaching and learning theories and strategies and will be supported by directed, group and e-learning activities. This will include use of Blackboard Ultra the Modules e-Learning Platform (eLP) to access Panopto (lecture capture recordings) and video activities as well as the use of a range of other online learning and teaching technologies and applications as directed by the module team. Peer, tutor, supervisor and/ or mentor formative feedback will support individual development. Summative assessment will require verification of the achievement of educational standards in practice and the submission of a critically reflective account of your development as an educationalist and their impact on teaching and learning in practice.
Subject areas you will study include:
Context of learning, specialist practice, Interprofessional learning, policy drivers
Designing, planning, implementing and evaluating a range of evidence based learning experiences and curricula for learners, supervisors, assessors, mentors and the wider workforce.
Applying and critiquing teaching and learning theory and practice.
Learning and teaching strategies, working with individuals, leading and facilitating small and large groups.
Formative and summative assessment, assessment of and for learning.
Constructive feedback, feed-forward.
Analysis of complex information, judgements and decision-making, challenges for professional education.
Developing professional supervisory relationships.
Professional codes/educational standards, accountability
Leading and developing practice education, higher education and practice partnerships.
Maintaining and enhancing quality in educational practice.
What will I learn on this module?
The module will focus on the development of expertise in leading educational practice for a variety of learners, supervisors, assessors and the wider workforce within a professional context. As a student on this module, you will engage in work based inter-professional learning, teaching and development opportunities with a range of learners and educational partners to support and advance professional education in practice. Campus based sessions will critically explore and apply a range of teaching and learning theories and strategies and will be supported by directed, group and e-learning activities. This will include use of Blackboard Ultra the Modules e-Learning Platform (eLP) to access Panopto (lecture capture recordings) and video activities as well as the use of a range of other online learning and teaching technologies and applications as directed by the module team. Peer, tutor, supervisor and/ or mentor formative feedback will support individual development. Summative assessment will require verification of the achievement of educational standards in practice and the submission of a critically reflective account of your development as an educationalist and their impact on teaching and learning in practice.
Subject areas you will study include:
Context of learning, specialist practice, Interprofessional learning, policy drivers
Designing, planning, implementing and evaluating a range of evidence based learning experiences and curricula for learners, supervisors, assessors, mentors and the wider workforce.
Applying and critiquing teaching and learning theory and practice.
Learning and teaching strategies, working with individuals, leading and facilitating small and large groups.
Formative and summative assessment, assessment of and for learning.
Constructive feedback, feed-forward.
Analysis of complex information, judgements and decision-making, challenges for professional education.
Developing professional supervisory relationships.
Professional codes/educational standards, accountability
Leading and developing practice education, higher education and practice partnerships.
Maintaining and enhancing quality in educational practice.
How will I learn on this module?
The module team aim for this to be an interactive, interesting and motivating learning experience, which will help you towards confident and competent leadership of education in your practice area. To support this you will engage in interactive and social learning opportunities through, seminars, peer review, group and individual tutorials as well as e-learning activities via Blackboard Ultra the Modules e-Learning Platform (eLP). Your learning will be supported where possible with access to lecture capture software such as Panopto and video activities as well as utilising of a range of other online learning and teaching technologies and applications as directed by the module team.
Over the course of the module you will work in partnership with your practice supervisor to identify opportunities for you to apply and integrate learning to support your journey towards the development of others and achievement of competence in practice. Your progress will be supported by your supervisor and assessed in practice by your practice supervisor/assessor/mentor.
How will I learn on this module?
The module team aim for this to be an interactive, interesting and motivating learning experience, which will help you towards confident and competent leadership of education in your practice area. To support this you will engage in interactive and social learning opportunities through, seminars, peer review, group and individual tutorials as well as e-learning activities via Blackboard Ultra the Modules e-Learning Platform (eLP). Your learning will be supported where possible with access to lecture capture software such as Panopto and video activities as well as utilising of a range of other online learning and teaching technologies and applications as directed by the module team.
Over the course of the module you will work in partnership with your practice supervisor to identify opportunities for you to apply and integrate learning to support your journey towards the development of others and achievement of competence in practice. Your progress will be supported by your supervisor and assessed in practice by your practice supervisor/assessor/mentor.
How will I be supported academically on this module?
You will be allocated an academic tutor to support you in your development and achievement of the module assessment requirements and help you to integrate your knowledge and application of teaching and learning in practice within your formative and summatively assessed work. Submission of a draft plan of your written critical account, through Blackboard Ultra/Turnitin, will allow feedback discussion within a small group tutorial. This will then be followed an individual tutorial to support the development of your learning and teaching experiences log as well offering further direction for your critically reflective account.
How will I be supported academically on this module?
You will be allocated an academic tutor to support you in your development and achievement of the module assessment requirements and help you to integrate your knowledge and application of teaching and learning in practice within your formative and summatively assessed work. Submission of a draft plan of your written critical account, through Blackboard Ultra/Turnitin, will allow feedback discussion within a small group tutorial. This will then be followed an individual tutorial to support the development of your learning and teaching experiences log as well offering further direction for your critically reflective account.
What will I be expected to read on this module?
All modules at Northumbria include a range of reading materials that students are expected to engage with. Online reading lists (provided after enrolment) give you access to your reading material for your modules. The Library works in partnership with your module tutors to ensure you have access to the material that you need.
What will I be expected to read on this module?
All modules at Northumbria include a range of reading materials that students are expected to engage with. Online reading lists (provided after enrolment) give you access to your reading material for your modules. The Library works in partnership with your module tutors to ensure you have access to the material that you need.
What will I be expected to achieve?
Upon completion of this module you will be able to:
Knowledge & Understanding:
1. Critically evaluate the evidence base to develop, implement and critically evaluate learning, teaching and assessment activities for a range of learners at and beyond initial registration.
2. Examine the complexity of factors that impact on learning and professional development and consider strategies to address these.
Intellectual / Professional Skills & Abilities:
3. Demonstrate application of professional and educational standards and values in the practice education process.
Personal Values Attributes (Global / Cultural awareness, Ethics, Curiosity) (PVA):
4. Critically reflect on your professional role in leading and contributing to the development and enhancement of educational practice.
What will I be expected to achieve?
Upon completion of this module you will be able to:
Knowledge & Understanding:
1. Critically evaluate the evidence base to develop, implement and critically evaluate learning, teaching and assessment activities for a range of learners at and beyond initial registration.
2. Examine the complexity of factors that impact on learning and professional development and consider strategies to address these.
Intellectual / Professional Skills & Abilities:
3. Demonstrate application of professional and educational standards and values in the practice education process.
Personal Values Attributes (Global / Cultural awareness, Ethics, Curiosity) (PVA):
4. Critically reflect on your professional role in leading and contributing to the development and enhancement of educational practice.
How will I be assessed?
Formative Assessment: Will include:
• Self-assessment (MLO 4)
• Peer teaching assessments & teaching plans (MLO 1 & 4)
• Peer review of academic writing (MLO 2 & 4).
• Teaching practice (MLO 3 & 4).
• Formative feedback to support academic writing will be offered via electronic submission of Part 1 of the Summative Assessment through Turnitin (MLO 2 & 4).
Summative Assessment: This preparation will then support the summative assessment: processes which include:
1) Part One: Prepare a detailed lesson plan (2000 words) proposing a strategic approach for interprofessional Learning, Teaching and Assessment in practice drawing on your professional experience, pedagogical research and educational theories and their application in practice (MLO 2, 4). Submission and feedback will be undertaken electronically via Blackboard Ultra through a Turnitin portal.
2) Part 2 will require you to demonstrate verification of a range of educational practice via a log of teaching, learning and assessment experiences (MLO 1, 3). Submission and feedback will be undertaken electronically via Blackboard Ultra through a Turnitin portal.
You must be successful in all components to pass this module.
Course info
Credits 20
Level of Study Undergraduate
Mode of Study 2 years Part Time
Department Nursing, Midwifery & Health
Location Coach Lane Campus, Northumbria University
City Newcastle
Start September 2024
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