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Pelajar akan memahami teori dan konsep KIA2M, kemahiran membina bahan pengajaran KIA2M elektronik dan bukan elektronik, melaksanakan pengajaran KIA2M dalam Muzik, Seni Visual dan Pendidikan Jasmani, serta memilih strategi pengajaran yang sesuai untuk pelajar berlatarbelakang pelbagai.
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- 1. 2.0 OBJEKTIF KERJA KURSUS : Pelajar dapat melaksanakan tugas-tugas berikut : i. Memahami dan menghurai teori pemerolehan bahasa, konsep KIA2M, kemahiran- kemahiran asas KIA2M, prinsip dan kriteria pemilihan bahan pengajaran dan pembelajaran KIA2M dengan jelas. ii. Dapat membina bahan elektronik dan bukan elektronik dalam pengajaran dan pembelajaran KIA2M. iii. Dapat melaksanakan pengajaran dan pembelajaran KIA2M dalam mata pelajaran Muzik, Seni Visual dan Pendidikan Jasmani. iv. Berupaya menilai dan memilih strategi pengajaran dan pembelajaran yang sesuai untuk melaksanakan KIA2M kepada murid-murid yang pelbagai latar belakang. v. Menghasilkan satu penulisan refleksi berkaitan dengan tugasan.