Without limiting the generality of A.,. to recommend to the Council the formulation and changes in the bylaws of the College; review and report to the Council on legal arrangements relating to student affairs, business enterprises, employment and general matters of the College as directed from time to time by the Council;. 3 to report to the Council on the legal aspects of the rules and regulations drafted according to the by-laws; to advise and report to the Council on the effects on the functioning of the College of the rules made under the by-laws of the College.
PRINCIPAL
PRINCIPAL DATES
Tuesday 1 January Monday 28 January
PRINCIPAL OFFICERS THE COLLEGE
DEPARTMENT OF INDUSTRIAL RELATIONS Head
EDUCATION -
SCHOOL OF TEACHER EDUCATION - KELVIN GROVE CAMPUS
SCHOOL OF TEACHER EDUCATION - MOUNT GRAVATT CAMPUS
Jauncey, DipTh Kenmore Ch.Coll., BA BD Qld, MA EdD New Mexico, MAPsS, MAP, MQCA.
DIVISION OF CREATIVE AND PERFORMING ARTS - KEl VIN
DIVISION OF EARLY CHILDHOOD STUDIES - KEl VIN GROVE CAMPUS
DIVISION OF SOCIAL AND
COMMUNITY STUDIES - CARSELDINE CAMPUS
GENERAL STAFF
CAMPUS STAFF
COMPUTING SERVICES
EXTERNAL STUDIES
RESOURCE CENTRE
The Council may direct that a copy of any such policy be posted for a fixed period on appropriate notice boards on the school premises. Employees of the college and enrolled students of the college who will be appointed as members of the council under the Education Act 1964-1974 shall be elected in accordance with these regulations.
SCHEDULE
The Council may draft Rules for the implementation of all or any of the provisions and objects of this by-law. The Council may establish rules for the implementation of all or any of the provisions and objects of this by-law.
RULES
DRELATED
PROCEDURES
If students request to withdraw on a similar basis after the seventh week of classes, the approval of the request will depend on the discretion of the head of school or department responsible for the course in which the students are enrolled. If such students wish to continue the same course at a later date, they will have to apply for re-admission.
2 . TRANSFER OF CREDIT 2.1 Forms of Credit
- APPLICATION FOR CREDIT . i Application Procedures
- LIMITATIONS ON THE AWARD OF CREDIT . i Maximum Credit Available
- GRADING
- SUPPLEMENT ARY ASSESSMENT .1 Eligibility
- CHEATING
- PROGRESSION AND EXCLUSION
- REVIEW OF GRADES OR ACADEMIC RULINGS
- APPLICATION
- PROCEDURE
- NOTIFICATION
- OPPORTUNITY TO APPEAL
- PROCEDURE
- MEMBERSHIP OF THE APPEALS COMMITTEE The Committee shall be composed of
- COMMITTEE PROCEDURE
- NOTIFICATION
- RIGHT OF APPEAL TO COUNCIL
- STATUS OF STUDENTS AWAITING THE OUTCOME OF A REVIEW OR APPEAL
- APPENDIX 1
The student will be informed of the result by the Academic Registrar as soon as possible. The decision of the Committee will be reported to the Academic Board at its next meeting.
LEAVE ALLOWABLE UNDER RULE 1.4.3 INTERRUPTION OF STUDIES
LEAVE IN SEMESTERS
APPENDIX 2
PROVISIONS FOR IMPLEMENTATION OF RULE 3.5 PROGRESSION AND EXCLUSION
GENERAL
On the advice of the Student Assessment Committee and with the approval of the chairman of the Education Committee/Teacher Training Council or nominee, students may be offered the opportunity to take another component in place of the failed component, if such a component is available. Students who accumulate failing grades above the limits established in TABLE 3, regardless of whether such failing grades are subsequently made up, may be liable for expulsion.
NUMBERS OF UNITS GRADED '3'
WHICH MAY BE CREDITED TOWARDS AWARDS
COURSE
Master of Education (Primary Mathematics) Postgraduate Diploma in Administrative Studies Postgraduate Diploma in Communication Education Postgraduate Diploma in Computer Education Postgraduate Diploma in Counselling. Postgraduate Diploma in Teacher Library Postgraduate Diploma in Education (Primary) Postgraduate Diploma in Education (Secondary) - Joint Programme.
GENERAL INFORMATION
ADMISSION
ENROLMENT
ENROLMENT ADVISERS
Associate's Degree in Industrial Relations Associate's Degree in Industrial Relations Associate's Degree in Modern Greek Associate's Degree in Recreation Studies Associate's Degree in Housing Services Associate's Degree in Secretarial Studies Associate's Degree in Sports Studies.
ASSESSMENT POLICY
ADVICE TO STUDENTS Assessment requirements
ORGANISED SPORTING/CULTURAL ACTIVITIES
When a student is absent from class for a college-sanctioned activity, staff are expected to assist the student in making up the missed work upon request. Students who will be absent from class for College-sanctioned activities or for any other reason are advised, as a matter of courtesy, to contact the teaching staff involved.
EDUCATIONAL SERVICES
If necessary, training in the use of the Information Center equipment can be arranged with staff. The Computing Services Manager is responsible to the Executive Principal for implementing the computing policies and plans adopted by the College.
SOURCES OF ASSISTANCE
The College Computer Users Committee provides input to the Computing Policy and Planning Committee and liaises directly with the Manager of Computing Services and Sectional Managers of the Computing Services Unit. The members of the College Computer Users' Committee are the six chairmen of the local Computer Users' Groups.
THE UNION
Staff in the Union Office are able to direct students to someone who can help with TEAS questions. Services are not a static thing, so students should check the notice boards, NOTA, DECAE and notices in the Union offices for news.
CONSTITUTION OF THE UNION
Member' means a member of the Executive of the Union as defined in Part VII - Section 2 (a) and (b) of this Constitution. Any student of the College, or any executive officer granted academic leave, to whom current Union dues have been paid, shall be a member of the Union.
- UNION COUNCIL
- EXTRAORDINARY UNION COUNCIL MEETINGS (a)
- ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING OF THE UNION
- CAMPUS STUDENT MEETINGS
- EXTRAORDINARY CAMPUS STUDENT MEETINGS (a)
- GENERAL MEETINGS OF THE UNION
The Annual General Meeting of the Union is convened in the month of September or October. Additional business may be received at any time up to and including the commencement of the Meeting;.
PART VII - UNION EXECUTIVE AND OFFICERS OF THE UNION
The Secretary will be responsible for:-. a) convene meetings of the Union as prescribed in Part VI of this Constitution;. An Executive Officer of the Union may resign by giving written notice to the Secretary or Acting Secretary of the Union.
PART VIII - CAMPUS VICE-PRESIDENTS, CAMPUS ORGANISERS AND UNION COUNCIL REPRESENTATIVES
CAMPUS VICE-PRESIDENTS (a)
Such submissions may be published with the permission of the officer concerned. a) If an accidental vacancy occurs in the executive board, such vacancy must be filled by electing a new executive director in a supplementary election that is properly conducted at a meeting of the Union Council. The Union shall be liable for the authorized acts of its employees, representatives and honorary officers and shall indemnify them in respect of payments made and personal liabilities incurred by them:-. a) in the ordinary and proper conduct of EU business; and. (b) in or about anything done by them for the preservation of the property of the Union, provided always, however, that such allowance shall not apply to costs exceeding $100 per annum without the express approval of.
CAMPUS ORGANISERS (a)
UNION COUNCIL REPRESENTATIVES (a)
PART IX - COMMITTEES
Provided that nothing herein contained shall prevent the payment in good faith of interest to any such member in respect of moneys advanced by such member to the Union or otherwise due by the Union to such member or of compensation to any officers or servants of the Union or to any member of the Union or other person in return for any services actually rendered to the Union. Provided further that nothing herein contained shall be so construed as to prevent the reimbursement to any member of his own expenses and interest or money lent or rent of goods or rent for premises forfeited to the Union.
The income and assets of the Union, whether or not earned, shall be used exclusively for the achievement of the objectives of the Union as set forth herein, and no part thereof shall be paid or transferred directly or indirectly by way of dividends, bonuses or otherwise. with profit to or between members of the Union. Subject to the Bylaws of the Brisbane College of Advanced Education and except for the correction of typographical and similar errors, this Constitution may be amended, supplemented, modified or repealed only by a referendum or at an Annual General Meeting and only by a two-thirds majority vote.
PART XIV - REFERENDA
PART XVI - DISSOLUTION
Limited accommodation for students attending the College is available in the Halls of Residence on the Mount Gravatt campus. The residence dean and the manager are responsible for the welfare of the students in the residence.
FACILITIES BANKING
Mount Gravatt Campus: Ample parking facilities are available to all members of the campus community. Kedron Park Campus: A swimming pool is located on campus in addition to tennis and netball courts, two ovals, a running track and a gymnasium.
CULTURAL ACTIVITIES
The College Dance Company, 'Momentum', provides additional performance experience for selected students, with performance seasons in the Woodward Theater and community venues. Regular concert performances by visiting artists, staff and students are held in the Music Building, Kelvin Grove Campus.
CENTRES FOR PROMOTION OF RESEARCH AND LEARNING
Facilities at the centre: In addition to having its own equipment and facilities, the center has access to all campus facilities. The center also runs a number of in-service teacher training programs under the auspices of the Queensland Department of Education and the Queensland In-service Education Committee.
INFORMATION AND ENQUIRIES
Numerous groups, including the Queensland Writing Project and the Resource Teachers Branch of the Queensland Special Education Association, use the facilities provided by the Center and exhibitions of student work are occasionally presented. Reading Center - Mount Gravatt Campus: The Reading Center, located on Level 2 of the Main Teaching Building on the Mount Gravatt Campus opened in November 1979.
ACADEMIC ENQUIRIES
OFFICIAL NOTICES
OURSE DETAILS
MASTER OF EDUCATION (PRIMARY MATHEMATICS)
LIST 15: MATHEMATICS EDUCATION ELECTIVES MA5022
LIST 16: MATHEMATICS ELECTIVES Number Theory
GRADUATE DIPLOMA IN COMMUNICATION TEACHING
DIPLOMA IN COMPUTER EDUCATION
ELECTIVE LIST
GRADUATE DIPLOMA IN EDUCATIONAL ADMININISTRATION
GRADUATE DIPLOMA IN MULTICULTURAL
GRADUATE DIPLOMA IN MUSIC EDUCATION
GRADUATE DIPLOMA IN READING
GRADUATE DIPLOMA IN RELIGIOUS EDUCATION
GRADUATE DIPLOMA IN RESOURCE TEACHING
TEACHING
The course is offered full-time with students attending lectures 19 hours a week. Techniques for teaching 1 Behavioral analysis 1 Psychological foundations 1 Design and application of curricula 1 Selected from list 19.
ELECTIVE LISTS
LIST 19: CURRICULUM ELECTIVES
LIST 20: PROFESSIONAL ELECTIVES
GRADUATE DIPLOMA IN TEACHER-LIBRARIANSHIP
LIST 17
LIST 18
STUDY SCHOOL SCHEDULE Semester 1
Extended Bachelor of Education programme: a course of units (normally a minimum of four) designed to replace the teaching diploma (upgrading); and. Extended bachelor's education: Teachers with less than three years of basic education in teacher education and a minimum of three years of teaching experience within the last eight years.
THE BACHELOR OF EDUCATION
In 1985 these units will also be offered externally each semester from the Kelvin Grove campus.
COURSE STRUCTURE
Sem 1
CIAE = Goat Institute of Advanced Education DDIAE = Darling Downs Institute of Advanced Education GU = Griffith University. 42452 Sociology of School Organization 41462 Assessment of Individual Child Issues 80407 and Trends in Early Education 80409 Scientific Basis of Human Movement II 8041 O Physical Activity and Development Children 80411 Language and Literature for Children One Language 80412 and Children's Literature B Liberal Studies Liberal.
Sem 2
UNIT OUTLINES
Basic concepts of evaluation; models for curriculum evaluation; procedures for conducting an evaluation within the social context of the school; methods of data collection;. This study school unit aims to promote a better understanding of the nature and purpose of accounting and its relationship to management and an understanding of the importance of sound financial management in the school environment.
