7196 - Special Pedagogy I – Theoretical Part
Course information
Title
Special Pedagogy I – Theoretical Part
Course number
7196.22
Academic year
2024-2025
ECTS
10.00
Level
Bachelor
Faculties
Education
Educations
BEd in Pedagogical Development
Prerequisites
None
Language of instruction
Faroese
Registration
Lesandi á útbúgvingini BEd sum námsfrøðingur eru sjálvvirkandi tilmeldað til skeiðið
Beginning date
Monday, January 20, 2025
End date
Friday, March 21, 2025
Academic content
Purpose
On the course the student will get knowledge about special pedagogical theory and special pedagogical research field, where significant and contemporary theories, concepts and methods are analyzed. The student will get insight into the special pedagogical field and which tasks the pedagoguge must do.
Learning outcomes
On completion of the course, the student should be able to: • Explain what distinguishes specail pedagogic as abranch of science • Explain and interpret inclusion as a concept and the procesess and working methods that ar linked to the concept of inclusion. • Explain the significance of interdisciplinary work within the special pedagogical field • Critically analyze which significance power and ethics have in the work with exposed and vulnerable people. • Critically analyze the concepts of naormality and deviation, know how to explain how these concepts affect people with special needs and know how to intertwine theory and practice.
Content
• Historical perspective – specila pedagogic as a concept • Laws and basic rights • Normality and deviation • Diagnoses – inclusion as a concept • Ethics and power • Special pedagogical methods • Interdisciplinary work
Learning and teaching approaches
Lectures, groupwork, individual assignments, presentations, guidance and evaluation.
Assessment
Assessment method
Written paper
Examination (internal/external)
Internal
Grading scale
7-scale
Exam date/dates
The submission of the written assignment is set for Week 11-12 in 2025
Deadline for withdrawal from exam
Monday, January 20, 2025
Academic responsibility and teachers
Academic responsibility
Annika Antoniussen
Teachers
Anna Eikhólm Joensen
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