Education
Course map for students commencing study in 2014
3718 Bachelor of Sport and Outdoor Recreation and Bachelor of Education (Secondary)
3718 Handbook entry: refer to the Handbook for authorised course and unit information.
Year
Sem
Education major
Curriculum major
1
EDF1303
Learning and
educational
inquiry 1 (6 pts)
EDF1611
Introduction to sport,
and outdoor recreation
(6 pts)
2
EDF1304
Learning and
educational
inquiry 2 (6 pts)
EDF1612
Foundations of outdoor
recreation
(6 pts)
1
EDF2005
Professional
responsibilities, practice
and relationships (6 pts)
EDF2006
Educational priorities
(6 pts)
Discipline sequence 1
(6 pts)
Discipline sequence 2
(6 pts)
EDF2611
Experiencing aquatic
environments
(6 pts)
EDF2055
Secondary professional experience 2A
5 days (0 pts)
EDF2008
Becoming a specialist
teacher (6 pts)
Discipline sequence 1
(6 pts)
Discipline sequence 2
(6 pts)
EDF2612
Experiential education
in sport and outdoor
recreation (6 pts)
EDF2056
Secondary professional experience 2B
5 days (0 pts)
EDF3010
Curriculum
development and
innovative practice
(6 pts)
Discipline sequence 1
(6 pts)
Discipline sequence 2
(6 pts)
EDF3055
Secondary professional experience 3A
5 days (0 pts)
2
EDF3007
Developing multiple
literacies in education
(6 pts)
EDF3622 Advanced sports
coaching and development
or EDF3613 Trends,
controversies and issues in
sport and outdoor
recreation (6 pts)
Discipline sequence 1
(6 pts)
Discipline sequence 2
(6 pts)
EDF3056
Secondary professional experience 3B
5 days (0 pts)
1
EDF4008
Connecting educational
theory, practice and
ethics (6 pts)
EDF4004
Curriculum, assessment
and education policy
(6 pts)
EDF48XX
Method unit 1A*
(6 pts)
EDF48XX
Method unit 2A*
(6 pts)
EDF4055
Secondary professional experience 4A
25 days (0 pts)
2
EDF4006
Professional
engagement and
leadership (6 pts)
EDF3618
Research planning in
sport and outdoor
recreation (6 pts)
EDF48XX
Method unit 1B
(6 pts)
EDF48XX
Method unit 2B
(6 pts)
EDF4056
Secondary professional experience 4B
25 days (0 pts)
1
2
2
1
3
4
EDF2007
Adolescent
development and
learning (6 pts)
EDF3009
Schooling, education
and equity: Local and
global perspectives
(6 pts)
Sport and Outdoor Recreation units
EDF1615
EDF1613
Experiential
Biophysical foundations
environmental
of physical activity A
education
(6 pts)
(6 pts)
EDF1614
EDF1616
Biophysical foundations
Lifespan physical
of physical activity B
activity and wellness (6
(6 pts)
pts)
Overload
Professional experience units
EDF1055
Secondary professional experience 1A
5 days (0 pts)
EDF1056
Secondary professional experience 1B
5 days (0 pts)
This is a conceptual outline only. Enquiries regarding the course structure should be directed to the Course Adviser or to the
Student Services Office at your home campus. Every effort has been made to ensure that the information provided is correct at
the time of publication. Monash University reserves the right to alter this information as required. September 2015. Version 2.
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Education
Course map for students commencing study in 2014
Requirements for the Bachelor of Sport and Outdoor Recreation and Bachelor of Education (Secondary)
Total credit points – 204 points
Overload – Students will be required to overload by 12 points in year 2 to complete all requirements for both degrees.
1. Education major – eight units/48 points
2. Curriculum major – eight units/48 points
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Refer to the teaching specialisms and their minimum academic requirements to ensure students are academically qualified for at least two teaching specialisms.
3. Requirements for the Bachelor of Sport and Outdoor Recreation degree – 18 units/108 points
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Pathway 1: Physical Education and Outdoor Education
o Discipline sequence 1: Year 2 – EDF2615 and EDF2616; Year 3 – EDF3619 and EDF2618
o Discipline sequence 2: Year 2 – EDF2613 and EDF2614; Year 3 – EDF3615 and either EDF3614 or EDF3616
o Method units: EDF4887/EDF4888 and EDF4885/EDF4886
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Pathway 2: Physical Education and alternative second method
o Discipline sequence 1: Year 2 – EDF2615 and EDF2616; Year 3 – EDF3619 and EDF2618
o Discipline sequence 2: Year 2 – Minor sequence 1 and Minor sequence 2; Year 3 – Minor sequence 3 and Minor sequence 4
o Method units: EDF4887/EDF4888 and units for the second method
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Pathway 3: Outdoor education and alternative second method
o Discipline sequence 1: Year 2 – EDF2613 and EDF2614; Year 3 – EDF3615 and either EDF3614 or EDF3616
o Discipline sequence 2: Year 2 – Minor sequence 1 and Minor sequence 2; Year 3 – Minor sequence 3 and Minor sequence 4
o Method units: EDF4885/EDF4886 and units for the second method
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Additional requirements:
o Physical education: (i) AUSTSWIM or Swim Teachers Certificate [ASTCA]); and (ii) Level 2 First Aid certificate
o Outdoor education: (i) registered aquatic certificate; and (ii) Remote Area/Wilderness First Aid
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Students must satisfy the requirements for employment laid down by the Victorian Institute of Teaching (VIT). Students are advised to consult the VIT website in consultation with their
course adviser
4. Professional experience – 80 days of satisfactory teaching practice
* Method A is a prerequisite for Method B
Notes
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For course advice regarding the Sport and Outdoor Recreation requirements, contact the course adviser on 9904 4291 or email education.peninsula@monash.edu.
This is a conceptual outline only. Enquiries regarding the course structure should be directed to the Course Adviser or to the
Student Services Office at your home campus. Every effort has been made to ensure that the information provided is correct at
the time of publication. Monash University reserves the right to alter this information as required. September 2015. Version 2.
2