UNISA Short Course in Teaching Methodologies in Education
University of South Africa Short Course in Teaching Methodologies in Education
This programme aims …
- To equip students with specialised knowledge and skills in order to ensure effective teaching and learning
- To equip students with the necessary knowledge and skills to arrange, organise instructional resources and the physical environment in order to facilitate student learning, independence and interdependence
- To equip students with the necessary knowledge and skills to plan, develop and implement instructional strategies
This module is directed towards
- Educators
- Trainers
- Programme managers
- Lecturers at TVET colleges and Universities
- PGC students
National Senior Certificate
NQF Level 4 qualifications –
12 months
English
Year
Open Distance Learning (ODL)
Formative assessment. Students must complete and pass compulsory assignments for the module. The assignment will involve task based assessments and a reflective assessment. The assignment will contribute 20% to the final mark of the module.
Summative assessment.
Students must write an examination which will count for 80% of marks. A sub minimum of 40% is required to pass the examination.
- Conceptualization of a teaching method
- Main categories of teaching methods
- Types of teaching methods
- Advantages and disadvantages of different teaching method
- Use of various teaching methods
Teaching methods and learning styles
Prof Dr MJ Taole
BA Ed; BA Hon, MEd, PhD,
Department of Curriculum and Instructional Studies, Curriculum Design and Implementation,
Expertise: Language teacher training, Instructional techniques, Second language education, Curriculum studies, Assessment, Multi-grade teaching, Foundation Phase teacher training , rural education and professional teacher development
Contact details:
AJH van der Walt Building, 6-112
Tel: 27 12 429-3541 Fax 086 630 9469
Cell: 084 361 1705
E-mail: [email protected]
Lynette Ramango
Centre for Continuing Education and Training
Sunnyside Campus Building 10 Room B10
Tel: 012 481 2731
Fax: 086 548 9968
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