Qualified in Musical Education Teacher
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Didactics
20101
Compulsory 4 credits
2nd Semester
Contents: Didactic components of the teaching-learning process.
Teaching tasks and organization of teaching processes. Terminology, field
and reach of the didactics. Terminology, field and reach of the educational
reformation. Analysis of didactic means. The evaluation of the teaching-learning
process.
Dept: Psychology and Pedagogy.
Staff: Ezpeleta, Carmen
Assessment: Paper work and written exam. |
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New Applied
Technologies to the Education 20102
Compulsory 4 credits
1st Semester
Contents: New Technologies and education. Theoretical frame
of the audiovisual education. Didactic study of the Audiovisual Means.
Pedagogic sources for a curricular integration of the audiovisual communication.
The organization of the MAV in the school center. The faculty's formation
in MAV. Investigation and innovation in MAV.
Dept: Math and Computer science; Psychology and Pedagogy.
Staff: Pellejero, Lucia; Córdoba, Alberto;
Frías, Estíbaliz
Assessment: Group of activities carried out along
the course. |
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Organization
of the School Center 20103
Compulsory 4 credits
1st Semester
Contents: The structure of the educational system and the different
elements and variables that they intervene in the organization of an educational
center (students, professors, resources,...). That knowledge is so much
of theoretical and normative character, as practical (application to the
school reality).
Dept: Psychology and Pedagogy.
Staff: Berruezo, Reyes
Assessment: Theoretical-practical questions. |
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Sociology of
the Education 20104
Compulsory 4 credits
2nd Semester
Contents: Basic contents of sociology. Structure, relations
and social institutions. The educational system as a social subsystem.
Sociology of the interaction in classroom. Sociology of the school organization.
Sociology of the curriculum. Social factor of school performance. Politics
and educational economy. Transition to the working life and labor market.
Dept: Sociology
Staff: Barriouso, Tomás
Assessment: Written exam and paper works. |
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Theory and Contemporary
Institutions of Education 20105
Compulsory 4 credits
1st Semester
Contents: This subject contemplates the natural and social
contexts of the education; agents, the educational relationship; objects
and securities of the educating function. It studies the most excellent
educational movements in our time critically. The Theory and contemporary
Institutions of the Education represent a scientific construction that
describes, explains and predicts the educational fact to legalize
the educator's pedagogic intervention.
Dept: Psychology and Pedagogy.
Staff: Jiménez, Blanca
Assessment: Varied, previous agreement with the
students. |
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Psychology of
the Education and of the Development in School Age
20106
Compulsory 7 credits
Fullyear
Contents: This subject tends to offer the student a group of
scientific knowledge on the evolution, the boy and adolescent's psychological
changes, understanding a description, explanation and optimization of the
motor, physical, cognitive, linguistic, affective, social, moral development
and of the personality.
Dept: Psychology and Pedagogy.
Staff: Fiz, Reyes
Assessment: Written exam. |
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Practicum I
20107
Compulsory 8 credits
Fullyear
Contents: Knowledge of the school system and of the student's
development, through the observation of a concrete center as a organizational
unit in their different sizes and functions, as well as of the educative
community .
Dept: Psychology and Pedagogy.
Staff: Fiz, Reyes; Berruezo, Reyes; Gabari, Inés;
Ezpeleta, Carmen
Assessment: Paper work about the work in
a Infantile Education Center. |
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Mathematics
20108
Compulsory 4 credits
1st Semester
Contents: Relate, functions, applications. Equivalence and
order. Historical background of the numbers. Construction of the combined
N of the natural numbers. Numeration Systems. Numeration Systems. Algorithms
of the operations. Construction of the combined Z of the integers, Q of
the rational ones, D of the decimals. Geometry.
Dept: Math and Computer science.
Staff: Pascal, Joaquín
Assessment: Written exam (theoretical-practical
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Aesthetics and
Education 20109
Compulsory 3 credits
2nd Semester
Contents: : Nature of the plastic arts. History and theories
of the art and aesthetic interpretation. Prejudices and erroneous perspectives
to take aesthetics consciences . Methodological principles. Method of aesthetic
knowledge: different levels of knowledge, informative level, bias level
, explanation level. Practical exercises of reading and aesthetic appreciation
of art works.
Dept: Geography and History.
Staff: Suescun, Javier
Assessment: Paper work. |
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Language and
Basque Culture 20110
Compulsory 4 credits
1st Semester
Contents: Basques, their language, their limits. The euskera
and their relations with others languages: "vascoiberismo", "camíticas
y caucasianas". Romanization and latinism. Characteristics of the euskera,
classifications. Actual euskera.
Dept: Philology and Didactics of the Language.
Staff: Ibarra, Orreaga
Assessment: Written exam and paper work. |
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Didactic Fundamentals
of the Sciences: Geography and History 20111
Compulsory 3 credits
1st Semester
Contents: The subject will be centered in the fundamentals
of the Geography and the History, and the Construction of the Geographical
Knowledge and Historical: structure of the geographical knowledge , geographical
space and landscape; structure of the historical knowledge and historical
time.
Dept: Geography and History.
Staff: Guibert, Esther
Assessment: Written exam. |
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Didactic Fundamentals
of Experimental Sciences 20113
Compulsory 3 credits
2nd Semester
Contents: The ecosystems, concept and meaning of the diverse
ecosystems. Basic elements of the ecosystems, waater, air, floor. Phiisio-chemical
and biological aspects. Living beings in the ecosystems. Living matter.
Their organization. Dynamics of the ecosystems. Matter and energy.
Dept: Psychology and Pedagogy.
Staff: Aguinaga, Maite
Assessment: Written exam. Practices. |
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French Language
and its Didactics 22102
Compulsory 4 credits
2nd Semester
Contents: Ce cours sádresse à de futurs enseignants
en primaire. On y développe diverses compétences de communication
en français dans la vie quotidienne ainsi que dans la pratique de
la classe à l'école primaire: enrichissement des connaissances
linguistiques et culturelles en liaison avec lénseignement dans
le primaire; développement des compétences d'écoute,
de compréhension et d'expresion écrite pour l'interaction
en classe de F. L. E.; élargissement des capacités pédagogiques
dans le cadre de l'enseignement du français, en s'appuyant su des
documents authentiques et en réflechissant sur la spécificité
de lénseignement d'une langue à des élèves
du primaire.
Dept: Philology and Didactic of language
Staff: Ballarin, Ana
Assessment: Written exam. |
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English language
and its Didactics 22103
Compulsory 4 credits
2nd Semester
Contents: The subject will consist on two parts: English language
and didactics of the English language. The first part will be centered
in the reinforcement of the oral and writting English language in a pre-intermediate
level while the second part will be based on an introduction of basic knowledge
of didactics of English language highlighting the following points: specific
characteristics of the apprentice boy and their consequences in a English's
classroom; different methods of teaching of foreign language, talkative,
traditional way, ways based on activities, histories and topics; presentation
and critical analysis; integration of four skills of the language in the
teaching of foreign languages; classification of the skills; specific characteristics
and practical examples; programming.
Dept: Philology and Didactic of language
Staff: Indurain, Carmen
Assessment: Written exam and oral exam. |
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Musical Language
24101
Compulsory 4 credits
2nd Semester
Contents: Pulse, accent and time; recognition and interpretation.
Rhythmic outlines: reproduction; identification. Height: reproduction;
identification. Melody; reproduction and identification. Intervals; reproduction;
recognition of the most grave and high-pitched sound when they are played
harmoniously. Melodies with two parts: recognition of each part. Chords
and cadences; recognition. Tonality, modality; reproduction of vocal music
in the tonalities of: Do, Sol, Fa, Re and Si flat, major and their minor
relatives; modulation. Instruments and orchestration: recognition of bells
and vocal and instrumental groups. Signs and expressive terms. Reading
of scores: a single melodic line, music for piano, camera music, music
for orchestra, vocal music, music for orchestra and voices.
Objectives: Theoretical and practical study of the necessary musical
elements for the reading and musical interpretation.
Dept: Psicology and Pedagogy
Staff:
Assessment: Written exam and oral exam
(vowel and intrumental). |
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Vocal and Auditory
Formation 24102
Compulsory 4 credits
1st Semester
Contents: General considerations about the auditory development.
Discrimination of the timbre, melodic and the expressive elements of the
music. Methodological way of the different currents. The phonation apparatus.
Formation of the boy's voice. Hygiene of phonation. Song method. Coral
sing.
Objectives: Deepening and analyzing the necessary contents to impart
the vocal and auditory formation.
Dept: Psicología y Pedagogía
Staff: Ibarretxe, Gotzon
Assessment: Written exam. Interpretation of vocal
scores: personal and in group. |
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