1. An Introduction to the MEP

2. MEP delivery The Masters in Educational Practice is delivered regionally across Wales on behalf of the Welsh Government.Welsh Government It is delivered by an alliance of Cardiff, Aberystwyth and Bangor Universities, and the Institute of Education, University of London.Cardiff AberystwythBangor Institute of Education The programme is supported by a network of experienced teacher-mentors. The Masters in Educational Practice is a Cardiff University award.

3. Key features of the programme: Designed to support teachers and schools Focus on improving practice Covers key professional learning areas and national priorities High quality mentoring and support High quality online resources Opportunities to share good practice

4. Improving classroom practice and developing leadership Supports transition from student teachers to student leaders Supports and enhances other CPD – Make links with ITT and experience in schools – Rich web of learning relationships – Blended learning – Critical reflection – International evidence base

5. Year 1 – module content Introduction to Teachers’ Professional Enquiry Child and Adolescent Learning and Development (0-19) Behaviour Management

6. Year 2 – module content Literacy Numeracy Additional Learning Needs Reducing the Impact of Poverty on Attainment

7. Year 3 – module content Leadership Action Enquiry Project

8. Overview Learning event and starter task Core and Extended Activities Core TaskFinal Module Assessment

9. Module Map

11. For further information please contact: Wales MEP Team Masters in Educational Practice Programme Cardiff School of Social Sciences | Glamorgan Building | King Edward VII Avenue | Cardiff | CF10 3WT T: +44 (0)29 208 70947 | E: WalesMEP@cf.ac.uk | W: cf.ac.uk/mep WalesMEP@cf.ac.uk | W: cf.ac.uk/mep