Experience Pedagogy
KNOWLEDGE
After completing and passing the course, the student will:
• Know the education structure, the Education Act, the curriculum and traditions and basic ideas in the Norwegian education system.
• Have knowledge of place-based learning as an approach to educational offerings and the so-called Experience pedagogy and Experience-based learning, and the relationship between experience, reflection and learning.
• Know outdoor learning and cultural activities, and identify examples of experiential learning in Norwegian schools.
• Know about entrepreneurship learning in school.
• Have knowledge of EU policy for experiential, informal and lifelong learning.
SKILLS
After completing and passing the course, the student will:
• Be able to analyze, describe and compare the Norwegian education system with the school system in their home country and other countries.
• Be able to take part in place- and experience-based learning activities such as study visits and excursions.
• Be able to plan and organize place- and experience-based learning activities for children.
GENERAL COMPETENCE
After completing and passing the course, the student will:
• Understand different concepts about learning and their use in the national education systems.
• Participate in discussions about the ideas behind the formation of the European and national education systems.
• Be reflective about their own learning in different contexts.
Composite assessment (SV): All parts described below must be approved/passed to get a grade in the course.
Compulsory participation (OD): A minimum of 80% participation is required. Counts 0/100 of the grade.
Home exam (HJ): 4-day individual written home exam. Assessment expressions A-F, where A is the best grade and the F is not passed. Counts 100/100 of the grade