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Unit name Leading and Managing People
Unit code ESM706
Credit points 12.5
Faculty/School College of Arts, Law and Education
Faculty of Education
Discipline Education
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Learning Outcomes

  1. Demonstrate knowledge and understanding of some of the major challenges of leading and managing people in educational institutions.
  2. Critically examine these challenges through analysis, synthesis and evaluation of relevant literature.
  3. Apply new knowledge and understandings in a critically analytical way to practice (e.g. a school or organisational setting).
  4. Identify and critically reflect upon key considerations when planning professional development programs.

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Teaching

Teaching Pattern

Fully on-line via MyLO

Assessment

Task 1: Critical Literature Review (40%)

Task 2: Development Paper (60%)

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