How to Apply Edge Hill offers a flexible modular programme designed for teachers and others involved in education who want to develop their knowledge and understanding of a range of educational issues and areas of study. Structure of the programme The Mathematics Education pathway is designed for those who want to specialise in the teaching and learning of mathematics. Professionals involved in mathematics education need to be able to adapt to change. This course aims to enable participants to have the opportunity to influence policy and thus create change in their own situation. On Edge Hill s mathematics programme, specialist modules focus both on particular examples of change and also engage participants in debate about frameworks and practical strategies, with which to oversee and evaluate change.
All modules place a strong emphasis on the relationship between theory and practice.
In The Impact of ICT on Mathematics Education, for example, participants will be introduced to a range of mathematical software and supported through the design of ICT resources suited to their own teaching activities. To qualify for a specialist Mathematics Education award you will need to study a combination of designated specialist modules and a choice of more general modules selected from the postgraduate programme. The course team will be happy to offer guidance on the most suitable pathway for your needs. The programme is delivered through a mixture of taught sessions, directed independent study, seminars, tutorials and work-based activity. You will have access to a high level of tutor support, as well as being encouraged to establish peer support networks.