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Durham University, MA, Secondary Education (History)

Durham University
 United Kingdom
PGCE: Year 1: section 1 topics: classroom management; national curriculum/law and the teacher; adolescence, maturation, how people learn; language and learning: across the curriculum; teaching and assessing; pastoral care; child protection; section 2: equal opportunities; multicultural and anti-racist education; special needs; pathways post 14; pupils moral and spiritual welfare; education for citizenship; education for enterprise; serial and block placements; MA: year 2: evaluating educational research; year 3: dissertation or alternative rout to MA: year 2: education research in action: year 2/3: option module; year 3: supervised independent study.

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Durham is situated in the North of England. The best way to get to Durham is by train as the station links to most large cities across Britain. The Queen’s campus in Stockton is also best accessed by train.