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Curtin University

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Broadening Humanities and Social Sciences for Economics Teaching Area Stream (BEd Secondary)

  • Non-Award

This stream allows students to enhance their knowledge and teaching methods in Humanities and Social Sciences, focusing on diverse age groups and abilities.

Key details

Degree Type
Non-Award
Course Code
STRU-ECOB1

About this course

Overview

This stream provides students with the opportunity to expand their content knowledge and pedagogical knowledge in the area of Humanities and Social Sciences. This includes the study of pedagogies for teaching Humanities and Social Sciences to students of different ages and ability levels.

What you will learn

Overview

This stream provides students with the opportunity to expand their content knowledge and pedagogical knowledge in the area of Humanities and Social Sciences. This includes the study of pedagogies for teaching Humanities and Social Sciences to students of different ages and ability levels.

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