Key Benefits:
Obtained the verification of the curriculum by the Council of Universities, prior to the positive report of the National Agency for the Evaluation of Quality and Accreditation, and agreed on the official character of the title by Council Agreement of Ministers of 17 June 2011 (published in the "BOE" of 14 July, by Resolution of the General Secretariat of the Universities of 27 June 2011),
This Rectorate has resolved to publish the curriculum leading to the obtaining of the Graduate degree in Child Education Master.
Valencia, 3 November 2011.-El Rector, José Alfredo Peris Cancio.
DEGREE IN CHILD EDUCATION TEACHER
Credits | |
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Basic Training |
100 |
Training | 60 |
Optives | 30 |
Practices external | 38 |
End Job | 12 |
Total Credits | 240 |
Module-Matter-Allocate
Module | Matter | ECTS |
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Module 1. Learning and Development of Personality. | Educational processes, learning and personality development. | 18 |
Development Psychology | |
Psychology of Education | ||||
language | ||||
difficulties and development disorders. | 18 | Educational support specific needs | ||
Attention to alumni with specific educational support needs | ||||
learning difficulties | ||||
Module 2. Educational Processes and Contexts. | The School of child education. | 24 | Foundations and history of education | |
educational innovation | ||||
Design and evaluation of educational action plans | ||||
and educational practice | ||||
Organization of school space, materials and skills teachers. | 12 | The organization of the classroom and the child education center | ||
Teaching/Learning Processes in the Classroom: Techniques and Instruments | ||||
observation and context analysis. | 6 | Methodologies in Child Education and Observation and Evaluation Techniques | ||
3. Society, Family and School. | Society, family and school. | 6 | Society and intercultural education. | |
Children, health and food. | 6 | School health. | ||
| 6 | 6 |
intervention in the family context. | |
| Education and Family | |||
Module 4. Learning of Nature Sciences; of Social and Mathematical Sciences. | Learning of mathematics. | 6 | Mathematics and its didactics. | |
Learning of the CCs. of the nature. | 4.5 | nature sciences and its didactics. | ||
Learning the CCs. social. | 4.5 | Social sciences and their didactics. | ||
Module 5. Learning Languages and Lectotyping. | Learning languages. | 12 | Oral Language Development | |
training for teachers | ||||
Learning from read-write. | 6 | Language written in Child Education. | ||
Language. | 6 | English. | ||
Module 6. Music and Plastic Expression. | Music education and its didactics. | 6 | Music education and its didactics. | |
Plastic education and its didactics. | 6 | Plastic education and its didactics. | ||
Module 7. Body Expression and Personal Autonomy Development. | Motricity and body expression. | 9 |
8. | |
Expression. | Module 8. Practice and Work End of Grade. | Practicum. | 38 | Practicum 1. |
practice 2. | ||||
practicum 3. | ||||
practicum 4. | ||||
End-of-grade job. | 12 | End-of-Grade Job. | ||
Module 9. Itinerary Optativity Teaching English (Qualifying Program of Teaching English as a Second Language). | Qualifying program of teaching english as a second language (TESL). |
30 | English Phonetics and Phonology. | |
of ESL and Children's Literature. |
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English Grammar: English Morpho-Syntax and Semantics. | ||||
Advanced English Writing. | ||||
Expression and Anglo-Saxon Cultures. | ||||
Module 10. Itinerary Optativity Specific Educational Needs and Attention to Diversity. | Qualifier in specific educational needs and attention to diversity. | 30 | Educational intervention in specific learning difficulties | |
intervention in pupils with mental retardation and autism spectrum | ||||
Evolutionary and educational aspects of students with hearing impairments. | ||||
evolutionary and educational aspects of students with visual impairments and deficiencies motor. | ||||
Pathology and intervention in language development-specific disorders | ||||
Design and evaluation of programs and socio-educational action plans | ||||
Educational Intervention on Social Disadaptation Problems. | ||||
to alumni with specific educational support needs | ||||
Module 11. Itinerary Optativity Artistic Expression: Musical and Plastic Education. | Qualifier in artistic expression: music and plastic education. | 30 | Knowing us through rhythm and dance | |
music hearing in the school context. |
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creativity techniques | ||||
elaboration of teaching materials for the classroom | ||||
Module 12. Itinerary Optativity Development Psychomotor, Game and Dramatization. | Qualifier in psychomotor development, play and dramatization. | 30 | Development and assessment of capabilities and driving skills | |
stimulation techniques. |
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expression through the game. | ||||
The Count as a dramatization tool in the Child Stage | ||||
and motor games | ||||
Module 13. Itinerary Optativity Us I Ensenyament of Valencia. | Us i teaching of Valencia. | 18 | Ensenyament of populates in multilingual contexts. | |
Resources per a l' educationlanguage. | ||||
Resources per a Literary education | ||||
Module 14. Path Optativity Teaching of Religion. | Teaching of religion. | 18 | Christian message | |
Word, sign and social commitment | ||||
Pedagogy and didactic of religion | ||||
Module 15. Itinerary Optativity Information and Communication Technologies Applied to Education. | Information and communication technologies applied to education. | 12 | Design and Evaluation of Teaching Materials for Child Education. | |
ICT as a Resource didactic in Early Childhood Education |
The student must have a minimum of 30 ECTS of Optativity, being able to enrol of a qualification in full or to study subjects of different itineraries (modules). In the first case, the qualification of 30 ECTS in the European Supplement to the title will be reflected. In all cases, excess optativity (Transfer and Recognition of Credit) will be included in the Supplement.
Course | Semester | Training Type | |||||
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Psychology | 1. º |
1S | FB | ||||
Fundamentals and History | 1S | 1S |
FB | 6 | |||
language development | 1. º | 1S | OB | ||||
education and its didactics | 1. º | 1S |
OB | 6 | |||
Society and Intercultural Education | 1. º | 1S | FB | ||||
development psychology | 1. º | 2S |
FB | 6 | |||
English | 1. º | 2S | FB | FB | |||
Development and Curriculum | 1. º | 2S |
OB | 4.5 | |||
Education and Family | 1. º |
OB | OB | OB | |||
Expression | 1. º | 2S | OB | 4.5 | |||
1. º |
OB | OB | 5 | ||||
Psychology | 2. º | 1S | FB | 6 | |||
2. º |
1S | FB | 6 |
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The organization of the classroom and the child education center | 2. º | 1S | OB | 6 | |||
Culture, religion, and values | 2. º | 1S | FB | FB | |||
Language in Child Education | 1S | 1S | OB | 6 | |||
support specific needs |
2S | 2S | OB | 6 | |||
Action Plan Design and Evaluation |
2S | FB | 6 | ||||
2S | 2S | 2S | 2S | FB | 6 | ||
education and its didactics |
2S | OB | 6 | ||||
2. | 2S | 2S | 2S | 2S | OB | 6 | |
to alumni with specific educational support needs |
1S | OB | 6 | ||||
Methodologies in Child Education and Observation and Systematic Assessment Techniques |
1S | OB | 6 | ||||
Classroom Learning/Learning Processes: Techniques and Instruments | 3. º | 1S | OB | ||||
3. º | 1S | OB | 6 | ||||
Mathematics and your didactic | 3. º | 1S | OB |
6 | |||
difficulties learning | 3. º | 2S | OB | 6 | |||
training for teachers | 3. º | 2S | OB | 6 | |||
Practicum 3 |
3. º | 2S | OB | 6 | |||
4 º | 1S | OB | OB | OB | |||
Sciences and its didactics |
1S | OB | 4.5 | ||||
4. º | 1S | OB | OB | OB | OB | ||
2S | OB | 12 | |||||
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- | OP-IT 1 | - | - | 6 | ||
- | - | OP-IT 1 | 6 | ||||
English Grammar: English Morpho-Syntax and Semantics | - | - | OP-IT 1 | 6 | |||
Advanced English Writing | - | - | OP-IT 1 | 6 | |||
Expression and Anglo-Saxon Cultures | - | - | OP-IT 1 | 6 | |||
Intervention learning-specific learning difficulties | - | - | OP-IT 2 | ||||
Intervention in Pupils With Mental Retardation and Autism Spectrum | - | - | OP-IT 2 |
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- | OP-IT 2 | 6 | ||||
with visual impairments and motor impairments | - | OP-IT 2 | 6 | ||||
- | - | OP-IT 2 | |||||
- | - | OP-IT 2 | 6 |
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Intervention on Social Disadaptation Problems | - | - |
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6 | |||||||
6 Table_table_izq"> Attention to alumni with specific educational support needs | - | - | OP-IT 2 | 6 | |||
Knowing us through rhythm and dance | - | - | OP-IT 3 | ||||
The active music audition in the school context | - | - | OP-IT 3 | 6 | |||
Techniques | - | - | OP-IT 3 |
6 | |||
techniques in the school frame | - | - | OP-IT 3 | 6 | |||
elaboration of teaching materials for the classroom | - | - | OP-IT 3 | 6 | |||
- | - | 6 | 6 | ||||
| - | - | OP-IT 4 | 6 | |||
- | - | OP-IT 4 | 6 | ||||
The Count as a dramatization tool in the Child Stage | - | - | 6 | 6 | |||
- | - | OP-IT 4 | - | - | - | ||
Ensenyament of populates in multilingual contexts | - | - | OP-Tr | 6 | |||
Language per-language resources | - | - | OP-Tr |
6 | |||
Resources per a l' education literary | - | - | OP-Tr | 6 | |||
The Christian message | - | - | OP-Tr |
6 | |||
Word, sign, and commitment social | - | - | OP-Tr | 6 | |||
Pedagogy and teaching of religion | - | - | OP-Tr | 6 | |||
Design and Evaluation teaching materials for childhood education | - | - | OP-Tr | 6 | |||
ICT as a teaching resource in Child Education | - | OP-Tr | 6 |
1 FB (Basic Training), OB (Mandatory), OP-IT1 (Optional Itinerary 1), OP-IT2 (Optional Itinerary 2), OP-IT3 (Optional Itinerary 3), OP-IT4 (Optional Itinerary 4), OP TR (Transversal Optional), PE (External Practices), TFG (Job End Job).