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Learning outcomes

Master of Education (Special and Inclusive Education)

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On successful completion of the Master of Education (Special and Inclusive Education), students will be able to:

 Learning outcome
1Demonstrate a strong understanding of current Australian legislation and policy, and articulate the implications for the provision of education programs for learners with disabilities.
2Critically evaluate research, reports and policy documents related to education and associated fields for all learners.
3Demonstrate in-depth understanding of universal design for learning across planning, instruction, assessment and environment.
4Critically analyse key research and practice in special and inclusive education research in Australia and overseas to inform and evaluate their practices.
5Demonstrate expert problem-solving skills to address the learning needs of learners with disabilities within a range of contexts.
6Demonstrate skills and knowledge required to collaborate with and between students, teachers, parents, support personnel, students, and community agencies to design and deliver a quality inclusive educational program.
7Develop, justify and critique approaches to supporting and addressing behaviour and well-being within a range of contexts.
8Demonstrate a deep understanding of how to promote 21st century learning and research skills through the analysis of research and development of a capstone project to understand and meet the personal needs of all students