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Program Information Session | 31 July 2020

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Do you want to develop your skills in inclusive education so you can help meet the diverse learning needs of all students? The Undergraduate Certificate in Early Childhood Disability Support explores a suite of four courses covering theory, research and practice, with an emphasis on applying evidence‐based approaches to support the learning and development of children with additional needs in early childhood settings and primary schools. You’ll also study language and literacy which is inclusive and will serve as a foundation for a balanced approach to teaching and learning.

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Admission and 40 units of credit into Undergraduate Education degrees, or up to 40 units of credit into related degrees.

Bachelor of Education (Early Childhood and Primary)

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Undergraduate Certificate in Early Childhood Disability Support

• EDUC1103 Schooling, Identity and Society
• EDUC2102 Educational Psychology: Learners and the Learning Process
• EDUC3103 Inclusive Education in Early Childhood and Primary Settings
• LING1000 Foundations of Language - Primary and Early Childhood contexts