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DA2121B Supervised Theological Field Education

  • Unit Code & NameDA2121B Supervised Theological Field Education
  • Cross CodeDP2121B
  • DescriptionThis is a full year unit. In this unit learning is achieved through deep engagement in approved placements and a theological action-reflection model of learning.

    Students will utilise this praxis learning method to synthesise their theological learning and placement practice, enabling holistic development. This will include consideration of how scripture, theology, tradition, culture and experience coalesce in their own experiences of ministry formation.

    This unit is predominantly delivered in non-classroom based settings.
  • FieldD - Theology: Mission and Ministry
  • DisciplineDA - Mission and Ministry
  • Unit Points36
  • LevelUndergraduate Level 2
  • SemesterFull Year, 2020
  • Delivery ModePlacement
  • DateThis is a full year unit.

    Enrolment in this unit will require a suitable placement, approved by the unit coordinator, and the ability to complete at least 220 hours of activity in the placement context.

    A minimum of eight personal supervision sessions (1 hour each) and a minimum of six peer supervision sessions (2 hours each) are also required.

    Three classes will be held throughout the year on:
    Thursday 20 February 9.30am to 3.00pm
    Thursday 28 May 9.30am to 12.30pm and
    Friday 30 October 9.30am to 12.30pm
    Campus | 100 Maidstone St, Ringwood
  • Lecturer(s) Captain Brenda Young | Major Dr Christine Unicomb
  • Prerequisites60 points from Field B and C
  • Learning ActivitiesLearning is achieved through action-reflection on assigned placements, as well as individual and group supervision.
    It is assessed on a Pass/Fail basis only.

    *This unit is offered at Undergraduate and Postgraduate level. Students may engage with people across both levels when this unit is delivered.
  • AssessmentsFour class presentation of case studies/incident reports (1,000 words each - 2 each Semester) 4,000 words total - 40%
    Two Learning agreement and learning achievement reports (one for each Semester) 2,500 words total - 30%
    2,500 word integrative essay - 30%
  • Learning OutcomesUpon successful completion of this unit, it is expected that students will be able to:

    1. Demonstrate competence in a range of leadership, mission and ministry skills.
    2. Integrate their wider theological learning with reflection on their placement context.
    3. Critically engage in self-evaluation of their practice of ministry with their supervisor and peer group.
    4. Articulate their developing operational theology.
    5. Utilise theological reflection skills to learn holistically from practical settings.