The name is absent



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APPENDIX II

Patterns of Assessment on PGCE and PGCE Alternative Course

The Scheme of Examination for students following the ordinary
up to 1985 ∙

course


The theoretical elements
follows :


of the


course


examined as


General Education Theory: one three-hour written paper.

Principles and Methods of Teaching:


one long


or


three


short pieces of course work on an approved topic or topics.

The


Foundation Option:


one long or three


short


pieces


of work on an approved topic or topics.

The


Curriculum Option:


one long or three short


pieces


of course work on an approved topic or topics.


A Ion


iece of work is interpreted by University regu-


lations to mean one of the following:


(a)


an


essay of about 6^000 words with


supporting


bibliography and abstract.

(b)
work


a substantial project


eg a field study


laboratory


a language tape or some


other work not covered


by the term ’essay


provided that such work is supported


by a written statement of at least 2,000 words


containing


an expression of the educational rationale and a critical
evaluation of the work concerned.


A short piece of work is to be interpreted to mean one


of the following:


(a)

(b)


an essay of about 2,000 words


practical work


with a critical evaluation of about


2,000 words.


This pattern was


followed by Alternative Course until 1977.


From


1978-1982 the scheme of examination for students following the Alter-

native Course was

General Education Theory


substantial report of 8,000


words which shall be in two parts.


In the first part


students will be required to


show evidence of work in


breadth of education theory arising from the school exper-


ience.


This part of the report will be about 5,θθθ words.


In the second part of the report, which will be the depth


component
evidence


students


will


be required to give


either


of


the application


of educational theory to


a curriculum issue (for students not following a Curriculum

Option)


or


evidence of work within a Foundation Option


(for students not following a Foundation Option).



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