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Certificate in teaching Methodology
The Certificate in Teaching Methodology at St. Bonaventure University is designed for educators and aspiring teachers looking to prepare for the mandatory school based teaching experience. Equipping them with knowledge, skills, attitudes and attributes required of a teacher, in order to make maximum use of the teaching-learning process.
This program provides practical strategies and theoretical foundations essential for effective teaching in diverse educational settings.
Program Highlights
Comprehensive Curriculum:
The program covers essential topics such as lesson planning, classroom management, assessment techniques, and educational psychology, equipping students with the tools needed to create engaging learning environments.
Practical Applications
Students will engage in hands-on learning experiences, including simulations and classroom observations, allowing them to apply theoretical concepts in real-world teaching scenarios.
Expert Faculty:
Learn from experienced educators and scholars who bring a wealth of knowledge and practical insights to the classroom. Faculty members are dedicated to fostering a supportive and collaborative learning environment.
Flexible Learning Options:
The certificate program offers flexible scheduling, including evening and online classes, making it accessible for working professionals.
Course
Evaluation
The university awards the Bachelor of Arts degree in Philosophy to those students who satisfy the requirements of the established by the University in accordance with the Memorandum of understanding with the PUA and the Statutes of PUA as follows:
- 1To pass all the examinations of compulsory philosophical and allied subjects with an average of 80%. The candidate should have 80% at the end of four semesters to be admitted to the BA program and may be disqualified if he/she falls below that average at the end of six semesters. The averages shall be worked out as semester averages.
- 2To submit a satisfactory scientific research paper of between 40 to 50 pages (about 14 000 words) at the end of the fifth semester. The paper should be done following the University typographical norms and methodology. A pass of 80% is also required
- 3To pass a comprehensive oral examination of forty-five minutes. A list of themes in form of questions for this final examination is prepared by the University in accordance to the regulations of the Faculty of Philosophy of the Pontifical University Antonianum. The themes shall be given to the students at least two months before the examination. A pass of 80% is also required. In case of a fail, a candidate can be given another chance after two weeks or a day set out at the discretion of the Academic Committee.
- 4To have a final average of at least 80% of the philosophical courses, dissertation papers and the oral comprehensive exam. It shall be worked out as 50% of the philosophical courses plus 25% or the dissertation paper and 25% of the oral comprehensive examination.
- 5To have a total of at least 92 ECTSs at the end of six semesters.
Learning
Outcomes
Graduates of the Certificate in Teaching Methodology will be able to:
- Develop effective lesson plans that cater to diverse learning styles.
- Implement various teaching strategies to enhance student engagement and learning.
- Assess and evaluate student progress using appropriate tools and methods.
- Foster a positive and inclusive classroom environment.
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Elevate your teaching practice and make a meaningful impact in the classroom. Apply today to the Certificate in Teaching Methodology program at St. Bonaventure University and transform your approach to education.
