Pedagogy curriculum point
For China students majoring in education, they can go to British universities to study postgraduate courses and further study pedagogy theory on the basis of the original pedagogy courses; For students with non-educational background, some education courses at the postgraduate level in British universities are also offered to applicants who are interested in education and want to change their majors. For example, English majors can apply for TESOL speakers or educational innovation in teaching other languages. It should be noted that these two majors in some schools require relevant teaching experience, and the application of fresh graduates needs specific evaluation.
Teaching classification
Generally speaking, British pedagogy belongs to the big classification of social sciences and becomes a discipline independently. Therefore, most British schools have separate education departments.
Pedagogy is generally divided into two categories: macro-pedagogy, which refers to studying the history, development and theoretical research of education and engaging in educational research or school management in the future; Microscopically, it is teaching, learning different teaching methods and skills in the teaching process.
professional field
There are many directions for the division of pedagogy in Britain, such as preschool education, primary education and secondary education. According to the research in educational disciplines, such as educational research, educational leadership and management, and educational innovation; According to the professional classification of interdisciplinary education, such as teaching English to speakers of other languages, outdoor education, etc. The curriculum of British pedagogy major is very flexible and the curriculum direction is very complete. Students can choose their own professional research fields according to their hobbies and future career development direction.
Recommended by strong universities in education.
Strong schools in education include Oxford, Institute of Education (IOE), King's College London, Edinburgh, Bristol, Manchester, Warwick, Bath, Durham, Glasgow, Leeds, Sheffield, Leicester, Newcastle, Liverpool, UEA, Essex and brunell.