The Department of Education will not be recruiting to the MA in Science Education for the academic year 2018/19, as we are undertaking a review of our provision.
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This specialisation is of interest to teachers of science in second level schools, and others with a professional interest in science education.
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Do you have solid knowledge in one of the sciences, do you enjoy sharing your knowledge, and would you like to deepen your insight in education and communication processes? Then the Master’s programme in Science Education and Communication may be your choice.
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The MA/MEd in Science Education offers a wide range of opportunities to pursue interests in STEM Education with the emphasis on science education.
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A minimum undergraduate GPA of 2.75 in the science major. A letter of intent written by the applicant expressing professional and educational goals as applied to the program.
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We aim to model how you might engage pupils in the science classroom. Classrooms are complex and dynamic places. Becoming an effective teacher is more than just ‘transmitting knowledge’ or `telling pupils how to do it' or about numerical outcomes.
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Sunderland has offered teacher training since 1908. This course is for people who need to improve their science subject understanding before starting a one-year Postgraduate Certificate in Education (PGCE) course.
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How does the world of science connect with the worlds of education and society? How do teachers bridge science and education? How is science and its processes communicated in the media? What is the role of informal institutions in shaping the public's understanding of science?.
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About this course. This course aims to develop inspirational teachers of Science who can enthuse learners in Biology by setting the subject content in real world contexts and emphasising the relevance of the subject to learners' everyday lives.
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About this course. This course aims to develop inspirational teachers of Science who can enthuse learners in Chemistry by setting the subject content in real world contexts and emphasising the relevance of the subject to learners' everyday lives.
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About this course. This course aims to develop inspirational teachers of science who can enthuse learners in Physics by setting the subject content in real world contexts and emphasising the relevance of the subject to everyday lives.
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Register your interest now. The Chemistry PGCE prepares chemistry student teachers to teach the 11-16 age range. We are committed to creative and interactive approaches to teaching science to promote engagement and learning.
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Register your interest now. School Direct (Tuition Fee) is a route into teaching at both primary and secondary levels. Trainees join other student teachers on the established Biology PGCE programme at the UCL Institute of Education (IOE), whilst undertaking their teaching experience at their host school or alliance.
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