Mentoring and Coaching in SchoolsProvider: University of East Anglia |
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Description | This 60-credit Masters level module will be of interest in particular to teachers who are acting as mentors or coaches to other teachers or to student teachers in school. This module enables students to build on the skills they have developed in those roles to strengthen critically reflective approaches to developments in practice. |
Duration | 1 year part-time |
Website | University of East Anglia's website http://www.uea.ac.uk/study/postgraduate/taught-degree/detail/ma-advanced-educational-practice-3ye... |
Categories | Primary, Secondary, Higher, Early Years/Foundation, Sciences, Mathematics / Numeracy, Further education, 14-19, KS1, KS2, KS3, KS4, Arts, Business / Economics, Computing / ICT, English / Literacy, Health and care, Hospitality and Leisure, Humanities, Languages, PE / Sport, Technology, Advanced Skills Teacher, Excellent Teacher, Main-scale (core) teacher, Post-threshold Teacher, Teacher trainer, Personal Development, Wider Context, Work-life Balance, Coaching and Mentoring, Performance Management, Organisational Improvement, Education system, Multi-agency Working, Out of school, Physics, Biology, Chemistry, Earth Science / Geology, Mentoring |
Learning outcomes for participants/users and, where relevant, pupils or students | This 60-credit Masters level module will be of interest in particular to teachers who are acting as mentors or coaches to other teachers or to student teachers in school. This module enables students to build on the skills they have developed in those roles to strengthen critically reflective approaches to developments in practice. |
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How users/participants can evaluate success | The provider has not supplied this information |
Follow-up activities and support | Upon completion of this module, students can choose to be awarded a Postgraduate Certificate (60 credits at M-level) or choose to continue to the next stage of the Masters programme. NB: All participants will be registered on to the full Masters programme in the first instance but will have the opportunity to opt out at the end of each module. |
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