The PE element of the course pairs psychological, biomechanical and sociological theory, with practical instruction on how PE is taught through games, aquatics, gymnastics, dance, athletics and outdoor adventure education.
In the Mathematics modules you?ll study maths for the physical sciences, linear maths, calculus, differential equations, numerical methods and abstract algebra. You?ll also learn how best to teach maths to second level students.
Education Studies integrates educational theory and practice through 'coaching rather than teaching', which involves group work, reflective diaries, online reporting and reflection, case studies and other problem-based learning approaches.
