BLH2100 Språk, tekst og matematikk Emneplan

Kunnskapsområdet skal gi studentene grunnleggende forståelse av hvordan språk, litteratur og matematikk kan brukes som kilder til opplevelse, lek, kommunikasjon, læring og danning. Studentene skal erverve innsikter og ferdigheter i barns kommunikative, språklige, matematiske og litterære kompetanse. Kunnskapsområdet fokuserer på barnehagelærerens rolle og ansvar for å gi barn varierte erfaringer med tilpassede språklige, litterære og matematiske aktiviteter. Kunnskapsområdet belyser temaer knyttet til overgangen barnehage/skole.

Etter fullført emne har studenten følgende læringsutbytte i faget definert som kunnskap, ferdigheter og generell kompetanse.

Kunnskaper

Studenten

• kan gjøre rede for barns muntlige språkutvikling, matematiske begrepsdanning og utforskning av symboler, skrift og digitale medier
• har kunnskap om et tekstlig mangfold, både skjønnlitteratur og sakprosa for barn på begge de norske målformene
• har kjennskap til samisk fortellertradisjon
• har kunnskap om barnekulturens betydning for barn og kan anvende denne til å vurdere kvalitet i barnelitteratur
• har kunnskap om barns tallutvikling, måling og regnestrategier, og har innsikt i hvordan denne kunnskapen kan anvendes i tilrettelegging av barnehagens læringsmiljø
• har kunnskap om lekens betydning for barns språk-, tekst- og matematikkforståelse, og om hva som påvirker disse områdene

Ferdigheter

Studenten

• har erfaringer med å gjennomføre tiltak for å skape et godt miljø for språk, tekst og matematikk og kan skape gode leke- og læringsmiljøer for språklig og matematisk utforskning
• kan drøfte og reflektere kritisk over verdien av observasjon og kartlegging
• kan planlegge, lede og gjennomføre faglige prosesser innenfor språk, tekst og matematikk
• kan gi barn erfaring med ulike sjangre og formidle litteratur for barn i ulike aldersgrupper
• kan legge til rette for medvirkning og skapende prosesser i møte med språk, tekst og matematikk
• kan bruke fagspråk i kommunikasjon med personalet og foresatte

Generell kompetanse

Studenten

• kan dokumentere og evaluere barnehagens arbeid med lek, språk, tekst og matematikk med utgangspunkt i gjeldende rammeplan
• har et helhetlig perspektiv på barns læring
• har kunnskaper om aktuelle faglig-pedagogiske problemstillinger og debatter
• er en kompetent og bevisst språklig formidler, muntlig og skriftlig (bokmål og nynorsk)¿

The programme is a comprehensive course of study in that its academic content, teaching methods and practical training are linked. There should be a clear link between the learning outcomes described, learning activities and forms of assessment. The work and teaching methods used and the areas covered in the programme are organised in such a way as to promote both theoretical understanding and practical action competence. Practical training and supervision in relation to different skills are therefore included in all years of the programme. The ordinary workload is about 40 hours per week.

This includes self-study, organised teaching and exams. The academic year is 40 weeks long and comprises 60 credits.

The programme is divided into 15 compulsory courses and incorporates both practical and theoretical teaching at the university and external practical training. The learning outcomes described under each course describe the student’s expected progress in terms of competence and independence throughout the programme. All courses conclude with a final assessment.

First year of the programme

In the first year of the programme, basic examination and assessment skills are important. Theoretical knowledge about the musculoskeletal system, communication and ethical reflection are highlighted, and the students will practise applying the knowledge through various skills training. The principles of evidence-based practice are elucidated in a separate course and will be activated in the various learning activities throughout the programme. The anatomy and physiology of different bodily systems are also highlighted, as well as the body’s ability to adapt, motor learning, and theoretical perspectives on coping and motivation. Students will apply this theoretical knowledge through various skills training. Public health strategies and key health policy guidelines are dealt with in a separate course.

Second year of the programme

The second year of the programme focuses on the assessment of and physiotherapy measures adapted to patients with different health conditions. Students will gain experience of applying knowledge about illness in assessment and planning, and cooperation and user participation will also be key topics. Rehabilitation and habilitation are introduced as knowledge areas, and, throughout the year, physiotherapy is discussed in relation to different arenas and phases in life. The second year of the programme includes both skills training and practical training.

Third year of the programme

In the third year of the programme, the students carry out a bachelor’s project that will culminate in a bachelor’s thesis. The students will spend a large part of the year in practical training at institutions in the municipal health service and specialist health service. The last semester of the programme will also focus on the use of technology. Students will be able to exchange experience from practical training. Through their work of finding solutions to various physiotherapy-related problems, the students will learn to use relevant sources of knowledge (own experience, patients’ experience and research) critically. Reference is made to the course descriptions for more detailed information about of the content of the individual courses in the programme.

Study progress

The following progress requirements apply to the programme:

• Students must have passed the first year of the programme before they can start the second year.
• Students must have passed the second year of the programme before they can start the third year.
• In the third year of the programme, students must have passed FYBPRA1 in order to start FYBPRA2.

Courses and teaching activities taught jointly with other programmes at OsloMet

The Bachelor’s Programme in Physiotherapy includes the following courses and teaching activities that also form part of other programmes at the university :

• FYB1050 Public Health and Health Management, 5 credits
• FYB1060 Evidence-Based Practice (EBP) in Health Care, 5 credit
• FYB1070 Technology and Society I, 5 credits
• INTERACT (Interprofessional Interaction with Children and Youth)

In the courses FYB1050 Public Health and Health Management (5 credits) and FYB1060 Evidence-Based Practice (EBP) in Health Care (5 credits), different academic environments at the Faculty of Health Sciences join forces to provide the students with a common competence platform in line with national guidelines. In FYB1050, focus is on the health services organisation, health legislation and administration, and preventive and health promoting work. In FYB1060, students learn about the rationale for evidence-based practice, with a focus on critical thinking and shared decision-making. For more details, see the individual course descriptions.

The course FYB1070 Technology and SocietyI forms part of most bachelor's programmes at OsloMet. The course provides a fundamental understanding of the digital world and how technology influences people’s lives and the way in which they work, and will help the students to enter the labour market with a fundamental understanding of technology. The Department of Computer Science at OsloMet has the responsibility for the practical aspects of the course provision. See the course description for more detailed information.

INTERACT (Interprofessional Interaction with Children and Youths) is an interdisciplinary teaching project at OsloMet, where students from both the health and social care subjects and the teacher/kindergarten teacher education programmes meet in interdisciplinary groups. The purpose of this is to ensure that the students acquire the skills needed to meet society’s demand for better coordination of services that concern children and young people. INTERACT is based on pedagogical principles of interactivity and spiral learning, with extensive use of digital learning and assessment tools to support learning.

The teaching (INTER1100, INTER1200 and INTER1300) is carried out in the first teaching week each spring semester for students in the first, second and third study year of the programme, respectively, and is integrated as a compulsory coursework requirement in the existing courses in the programme description. In the Bachelor’s Programme in Physiotherapy, INTERACT is included in the following courses: FYB1300 Body, Movement and Activity, FYB2300 Health and Participation Throughout the Life Span - II and FYB3000 Complexity and Diversity in Physiotherapy Practice. See About INTERACT - INTERACT (oslomet.no) for a more detailed description of INTERACT.

Undervisningen er forskningsbasert, profesjonsrettet og praksisnær. Det vil i undervisningen legges vekt på formidling og diskusjon av forskningsresultater innenfor aktuelle fagfelt. Temaene som tas opp til undervisningen er profesjonsrettete. Studentene vil tilegne seg kunnskaper og utvikle sine ferdigheter gjennom studiet i et vekselspill mellom erfaringene de får med seg fra praksisopplæringen og fagstoffet som gjennomgås på forelesninger og seminarer på universitetet.

Studiet benytter seg av ulike arbeidsformer (blant annet forelesninger, seminarer, selvstudium, skriftlig og muntlig arbeid, individuelt og i gruppe, samt praksisopplæring) og ulike læringsarenaer (universitetet og barnehage) for å binde forskning og teori sammen med praksisfelt og for å aktivere studenten. Undervisningen i kunnskapsområdet vil i stor grad basere seg på dialog, særlig gjennom seminarer, erfaringsdelinger og faglige diskusjoner. I tillegg får studentene lesehjelp i form av en digital kunnskapsprøve.

I emnet ligger også temadagen Refleksjon, profesjon, praksis 1 (RPP1). Temaet videreføres i kunnskapsområdet samfunn, religion, livssyn og etikk (RPP2).

Veiledet praksisstudier

Praksisstudiet i andre studieår er veiledet og består av 35 praksisdager. Fem av disse dagene har fokus på overgangen fra barnehage til skole.

Fravær fra praksis i emnet må være tatt igjen innen utgangen av vårsemesteret. Praksislærer vurderer praksisostudiet til bestått eller ikke bestått.

Mer informasjon om praksisstudier finnes i retningslinjer for praksisstudietog i heftet "Informasjon om praksisoppgaven", som publiseres på OsloMets digitale læringsplattform før oppstart av praksisperioden

For utfyllende informasjon om praksisstudier se programplanen for bachelorstudium i barnehagelærerutdanning, heltid, (180 studiepoeng).

Følgende arbeidskrav må være godkjent før eksamen kan avlegges:

1. Individuell fagtekst om barns språk med utgangspunkt i en eller flere samtaler som involverer barn. Fagteksten skal ha et omfang på ca. 1200 ord. Eventuell transkripsjonen og/eller annet materiale kommer i tillegg.
2. Nettseminar om matematikk i barnehagen, basert på individuelle observasjoner, pedagogisk refleksjon i gruppe og en studietest.
3. Arbeidskrav på sidemål som består av to komponenter: 1) Individuell digital fortelling på ca. to minutter 2) En skriftlig gruppetekst på sidemål (ca. 500 ord).

Utfyllende informasjon om arbeidskrav finnes i programplan for bachelorstudiet i barnehagelærerutdanning, heltid (180 studiepoeng).

Faglig aktivitet med krav om deltakelse

Studentene må ha deltatt i følgende faglige aktiviteter før eksamen kan avlegges:

• Gruppeframlegg om barnelitteratur. Omfang: Om lag 15 minutter per gruppe.
• To seminarer om barns språkutvikling.
• To seminarer i matematikk: Spillseminar og målingsseminar.
• Temadagen Refleksjon, profesjon, praksis 1 (RPP1)

Utfyllende informasjon om undervisning med krav om deltakelse finnes i programplan for bachelorstudiet i barnehagelærerutdanning, heltid (180 studiepoeng).

Krav om 80 prosent deltakelse i all undervisning

Det er krav om 80 prosent deltakelse i all undervisning.

Utfyllende informasjon om krav om deltakelse i all undervisning finnes i programplan for bachelorstudiet i barnehagelærerutdanning, heltid.

The target group is everyone who wishes to work as a physiotherapist. Applicants should be motivated to take responsibility for their own learning, cooperate with fellow students and enter a profession that involves a therapeutic relationshipwith people.

Ingen hjelpemidler er tillatt.

Gradert A-F

After completing the Bachelor’s Programme in Physiotherapy, the candidate should have the following overall learning outcomes defined in terms of knowledge, skills and general competence:

Knowledge

The candidate has

• knowledge of different perspectives on the body, movement, functioning, health and illness and is able to reflect on these perspectives’ role in the professional practise of physiotherapists
• broad knowledge of human movement development and what promotes development and learning across the lifespan
• broad knowledge of the structures and functions of the body and normal functioning, and knowledge of the causes, mechanisms and development of disease, as well as structural and functional changes to organs, tissues and cells in connection with disease
• insight into how people’s health and functioning are affected by the interaction between individual, social, environmental and cultural factors across the lifespan
• broad knowledge of the theoretical and empirical basis for assessing and implementing measures at the individual, group and society level
• knowledge of the physiotherapy field’s history and development and the profession’s social mission, as well as applicable legislation and policy guidelines for the health service and the professional practice of physiotherapists

Skills

The candidate can

• map and assess the individual’s functioning, pain condition and other health challenges, identify health resources and impeding factors, and identify symptoms of potentially serious underlying pathology
• plan, implement and evaluate health-promoting, preventive, therapeutic, rehabilitative and habilitative measures in cooperation with users at the individual, group and/or system level
• reflect critically on the knowledge basis of their own practice and acquire necessary knowledge
• critically evaluate and integrate information from different sources, and make clinical decisions based on evidence-based assessments and priorities
• obtain information about public health and prevalence of illness in the population, as well as map environmental factors that are important to people’s health and quality of life from the perspective of the individual and public health
• apply educational competence when providing guidance to patients and next of kin, as well as other service providers undergoing learning, coping or change processes
• document and communicate the results of assessments and measures in the form of patient records

General competence

The candidate can

• apply communication, relational and cultural competence and show respect, care and empathy in their dealings with patients/users and next of kin, and facilitate user participation at the individual and service level
• work independently, participate in interprofessional cooperation and manage collaborations to create holistic and comprehensive measures and services
• identify, reflect on and handle ethical issues in their practice, work in a professionally sound manner, assess the risk of undesirable incidents and is familiar with methods for following up such incidents in a systematic manner
• contribute to service innovation, continuous quality improvement and the development and application of user-oriented technology at the individual and service level
• plan, carry out and document professional development projects
• disseminate subject matter in writing, orally and in digital formats, in a style appropriate to academia and popular science