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Curriculum Enhancement Project

Curriculum Enhancement Project. Staff Workshop Introduction Discussion Groups/Feedback. Broadening Strand Definition . A Broadening Strand is:

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Curriculum Enhancement Project

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  1. Curriculum Enhancement Project • Staff Workshop • Introduction • Discussion Groups/Feedback curriculum.leeds.ac.uk

  2. Broadening Strand Definition • A Broadening Strand is: • ‘A co-ordinated and structured series of related elective modules allowing sustained exploration of a specific subject, issue or skill which lies beyond the primary disciplinary content of a student’s programme.’

  3. Broadening Strands - Features • Cross-cut traditional disciplinary boundaries • Fuzzily bounded to allow overlaps • Individual modules (or groups of modules) may appear in more than one strand • Progression within and between strands

  4. Facilitating Broadening Choices • Enabling students to search for elective modules: • conventional disciplinary titles • opportunities for development of personal/professional skills and commercial awareness • cross-disciplinary strands • keywords? curriculum.leeds.ac.uk

  5. Broadening – Strand Titles • Global Inequalities • Sustainability • Ethics, Religion & Law • Power & Conflict • Technology in Society • Exploring the Sciences • Mind & Body • Media, Culture & Creativity • Business & Innovation • Languages & Cross-Cultural Understanding • Employability, Personal & Professional Development

  6. Broadening Strand – Example Definition • Technology in Society • In this strand you’ll find modules that explore debates about topics including: • the history of technology and its impacts upon human society • how, why and where technological innovation occurs • the roles and risks of technology in everyday life • the contemporary information revolution

  7. Broadening Strands – Next Steps • Consultation on strand titles and definitions with staff and students • School consideration of current elective provision • Allocation of existing elective modules to strands, plus opportunities for new developments • Parallel work with systems (online enrolment) to support organisation of strands curriculum.leeds.ac.uk

  8. Curriculum Enhancement Project • Discussion Groups/Feedback curriculum.leeds.ac.uk

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