MASIKT-PRA01 Teaching Practice 1. Year - 1-7 Master

Contents and structure

Practice will be relevant to and integrated in all subjects and should be viewed as a learning arena equivalent to teaching at the university college. All students will teach subjects that they have been taught, while the practical periods are also intended to provide experience of the totality of the subjects that pupils encounter.

 

The practical training will be supervised, evaluated and varied. Supervision and evaluation of students in practical training is a shared area of responsibility for the subject teachers in teacher training.

First year practice in the master's should be viewed in context with the practical teaching in the primary and secondary school teacher training and is approved as 4th year practice for primary school teacher 1-7.

Practice must cover the following topic content:

- The teacher's rights and duties, teaching at organisational level and in professional communities

- School and pupil democracy, parents' and pupils' rights

- Collaboration with parents, PPT and other parties

- Quality systems as a tool for learning and school development

- Collaboration with the local entrepreneurial community

- Transition between year stages

- Research-based knowledge as the basis for change and development in school

- Local curriculum and development work

Learning Outcome

KNOWLEDGE

The student

• has knowledge of quality systems as a tool for learning and school development
• has knowledge of the teacher's rights and duties and of teaching at organisational level
• has knowledge of research and development work in school
• has knowledge of the school as an organisation and community institution

 

SKILLS

The student

• is able to plan, implement and evaluate teaching for pupil groups of different sizes, independently and together with others
• is able to plan, implement and evaluate beginner's learning independently and together with others
• is able to plan teaching based on plans for different periods
• is able to plan and evaluate parent meetings and development meetings with pupils
• be able to participate in local curriculum work
• is able to collaborate with colleagues, school management, parents and other parties in school
• is able to identify bullying and harassment based on theory and research and discuss ways in which this can be managed
• is able to evaluate and contribute to developing the school's learning environment based on theory

 

GENERAL COMPETENCE

The student

• is able to evaluate the school in relation to the community mandate
• has well-developed communication and relations competence
• has developed their teacher identity based on professional and ethical perspectives
• has a critical distance to the exercise of one's own profession
• has knowledge, commitment and methods for developing themselves, their profession and future

place of work through collaboration with colleagues and external parties

Entry requirements

1, 2 and 3-year practice in primary school teacher training.

Recommended previous knowledge

1, 2 and 3-year practice in primary school teacher training.

Teaching methods

Practice teaching will form the basis for a reflection process in which the students must explain their choices with regard to planning, implementation and evaluation of teaching and learning. This will be done by means of the students' use of individual written practice folders.

 

The most important thing about the practice folders is that they contain reflection about the student's own learning in practice.

Compulsory learning activities

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Assessment

- Pracitce

Examination support material

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