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This document provides information about the EY4106SUBJECT PEDAGOGICS 1:TECHNOLOGY WOOD module for the 2011 spring semester. It outlines the lecturer, teaching assistant, support staff, and online lecture notes. The module focuses on developing teaching practices for technology education and construction studies. Students will complete five assignments involving practical woodworking demonstrations, different teaching tools, accommodating special needs, and sustainability. Assessment is 75% laboratory work and assignments, 25% written exam, and students must pass all elements to pass the module overall.
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- 1. EY4106SUBJECT PEDAGOGICS 1:TECHNOLOGY WOOD Department of Design & Manufacturing Technology Lecturer/Teacher: Mr. Joseph Lyster Teaching Assistant: Mr. James O’Halloran Academic Year 2011: Spring Semester Technical Support: Mr. Joe Murray Lecture Notes: www.slideshare.net/ULSpring2011
- 2. EY4106 EY4106 Module Details: (Lab Attendance is Compulsory) Department of Design & Manufacturing Technology
- 3. EY4106 Module Outline: EY4106 is purposely designed to facilitate the development of your teaching practices in technology education settings, mainly leaving certificate Construction Studies (C.S.). Department of Design & Manufacturing Technology
- 6. 25% Written Exam (Terminal)
- 7. Note:
- 8. Students must pass allassessment elements to obtain a pass in the modules.Department of Design & Manufacturing Technology
- 10. Weighting 15%
- 11. Assignment 2: Teach4Construction 1, 2, 3 & 4
- 12. Weighting 20% - Traffic Light system
- 13. Assignment 3: Special Needs Education
- 14. Weighting 10%
- 15. Assignment 4: Day Practical Exam
- 16. Weighting 15%
- 17. Assignment 5: Education for Sustainability
- 19. Note:
- 20. Students must pass allassessment elements to obtain a pass in the modules.Department of Design & Manufacturing Technology
- 22. These assignments will involve the integration of a range of elements such as the following:
- 23. Demonstration of practical wood processing
- 24. Use of standard blackboard
- 25. Use of ICT, such as the interactive whiteboard.
- 26. Accommodation of special needs education
- 27. Accommodation and assimilation of current practices in construction studies i.e. environmental sustainability
- 28. Problem solving, planning and strategy development for a wide range of practical issues involving the day to day operation of the technology education setting.Department of Design & Manufacturing Technology
- 29. EY4106 Module Lab Matrix: Department of Design & Manufacturing Technology
- 30. EY4106 Module Lecture Matrix: Department of Design & Manufacturing Technology
- 31. EY4106 SEE YOU ALL NEXT WEEK Department of Design & Manufacturing Technology