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Course/Module Code
USPKHX-30-M
Fees
25-26 Non Accredited 30 credits
£1301.00
Unassessed
25-26 Accredited 30 Credits
£1732.00
Assessed
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Assessment
The assessment for this module comprises of a presentation to peers and a practice portfolio.
Component A comprises an inquiry portfolio, which will typically contain the following:
Component B comprises an online presentation incorporating argument, discussion, questions and audio-visual extracts reflecting on the your developing use of music and the arts in the classroom or other work environment. This presentation must incorporate a reflexive account of the significance of knowledge and skill in the context of education and health, and with reference to UNCRC principles and recent policy drives.
Formative Assessment Opportunities exist for formative assessment in the module, through supervision, individual feedback from tutors and peer reflection.
Content
The module syllabus covers:
Course Director
Entry Requirements
Undergraduate degree or equivalent. You must be in relevant professional employment.
Introduction
This 30 credit Collaborative Music for Young People's Relational Health module will be focussed on developing the use of music and other arts in your practice to support the relational health of children and young people affected by adverse life events and trauma.
Learning and Teaching
The module will be delivered employing a variety of techniques requiring you to use and further develop your skills of independent learning. Online lectures will deliver much of the theoretical module content which can be further discussed and developed in seminars, and the musical skills will be delivered in practical workshops. Various opportunities will be provided for self-assessment and formative feedback throughout the course of the module.
There will be a practical element to the module, involving first the training in musical and arts based activities which can be used to support the relational health of young people through workshops, and then the supported practical application of this within the workplace. You will also receive appraisals in the workplace from a course tutor or placement educator.
Study facilities
You'll have access to a range of on-campus and online facilities to support your learning, including the University Library which is open 24 hours a day.
The College of Health, Science and Society has an excellent reputation for the quality of its teaching and the facilities it provides.
Title
30 credit Masters level module
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