2nd Semester
BED15201 Development of Education System in India M.Marks-80
Unit-I Education in Ancient& Medieval India
I) Vedic education
II) Buddhist Education
III) Muslim Education
Detailed description of Salient features, Objectives, Curriculum, Methods of Teaching, Role of Teacher of these systems of Education
Unit-II Education in British India
I) Macaulay’s Minutes (1835 )
II) Wood’s Dispatch ( 1835 )
III) Education Commission ( 1882 )
IV) Sergeant Report ( 1944 )
(With special reference to their major recommendations
Unit-III Education in Post-independent Era
I) Bhagwan Sahai Committee Report ( 1972 )
II) Secondary Education commission( 1952-53 )
III) Indian Education Commission (1964-66 )
IV) National policy on Education (1986 )
V) National Curriculum Framework (NCF-2005 )
(With special reference to their major recommendations )
Unit-IV Problems and Issues
I) Universalization of Elementary Education
II) Open and distance Learning (ODL )
III) Education of Weaker Sections
BED15202 Educational Guidance andCounseling M.Marks-80
Unit-I Guidance
I) Concept, Type-Educational,Vocational, Personal.
II) Aims of basic principles
III) History of Guidance Movement inU.K. and India
Unit-II Foundation ofGuidance
I) Philosophical andSocio-cultural Foundations
II) Psychological Foundation
III) Relevance of Intelligence andPersonality tests
Unit-III I ) Purpose of Organization
II) Principles of Organization
III) Guidance services at Elementarylevel
IV) Guidance services at Secondarylevel
Unit-IV Counseling
I) Meaning and Purpose
II) Steps involved in counseling
III) Qualities of a Counselor.
IV) Directive and Non-directivetheories of counseling.
BED-15203 Educational Technology and ICT M.Marks-80
Unit-I EducationalTechnology
I) Historical development ofeducational technology
II) Meaning, Objectives and scope.
III) Approaches off EducationalTechnology
a) Hardware and Software,
b) Multimedia and Mass-media
IV) Forms of educational technology
· Teaching Technology
· Behavioral Technology
· Instructional Technology
Unit-II Teaching Learning Aids and Instructional Objectives
I) Teaching learning Aids:
a) Meaning and Significance
b) Types – Projected and Non-Projected( Role and TV-Edu.Use
II) Taxonomy of Educational Objectives and Psychomotor – domains
Unit-III Innovations in Teaching
I) Micro teaching –meaning ,steps ,Phases, merits and demerits.
II) Role of Supervisor and major skills of micro teaching.
III) Simulated Teaching-Meaning,Steps, types, advantages and disadvantages
IV) Programmed Learning-meaning,characteristics and principles.
V) Types of programmed learning-linear and branching
Unit-IV ICT In Educatioin
I) Information and communication technology Concept, need and scope.
II) `ICT Inputs in education
III) Project Based learning
IV) Computer assisted learning.
BED-15204 Teacher Education M.Marks-80
Unit-I Introduction to Teacher Education
I ) Concept, need and significance of teacher education
II) Historical development of teacher education in India
· Pre-independence-ancient,medieval and British Period
· Post-Independence
III) Recommendations of the following omissions and committees towards teacher education:
· National Commission on Teachers- ( 1983-85 )
· NCFTE –( 2009 )
Unit-II Teaching Profession and Teacher
I) Professional traits of a teacher-teacheras a manager, facilitator and counselor
II) Techniques of teacher preparations
· Team teaching –History, meaningand definitions, categories, advantages and disadvantages
· Flanders interaction AnalysisModel.
Unit-III) I ) District Institutes of Educational Training ( DIETS )
II) State Institute of Education ( SIEs)
III) State Council of Educational Research and Training ( SCERT )
IV) National Council of Teacher Education ( NCTE )
V) With special reference to composition and functions
Unit-IV ) Evaluation of Teachers
I) Need for evaluation of Teachers
II ) Tools for teacher evolution-questionnaire and rating scale
III) Modes and Models of evaluation (Product and Process model )
BED-15205 Teaching of English M.Marks-80
Unit-I Position of English Teaching
I) The Position of English in India
II) The Objectives of teaching English as a 2nd language at Secondary level
III) Principles of teaching English-Psychological, Linguistic & Pedagogical
Unit-II Understanding Language Skills
I) Knowing listening and speaking
II) Teaching listening and speaking through activities
III) Reading through different types-silent/loud,extensive and intensive
IV) Developing writing skill through classroom activities
V) Defects in reading and writing skills and their remedial measures
VI) learning to evaluate skills
Unit-III Teaching of Prose and Poetry
I) Teaching of prose and lesson planning
II) Teaching of Poetry and lesson planning
III) Criteria of a good language test
IV) Type of language tests
Unit-IV Content
I) Determiners, auxiliaries and Models
II) Phrases, Verbs, Adverbs,Prepositions and connectors
III) Tenses and Clauses
IV) Active and Passive Voice
V) Direct- indirect speech
VI) Punctuation
VII) Rhyme and Rhythin
VIII) Smile and Metapher
IX) Alliteration and Pun
INT2 School Internship Cum Micro teaching
INT2:(a) School Internship
INT2: (b) Micro-Teaching-Major Skills
2nd Semester ( September – January) INT 2
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INT 2
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Activity
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Duration
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Credits
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Marks 50
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A) INT
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Visit Cum Observation to
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2 Weeks
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2
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EST
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INT.
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a) High School ( Observation of 8 Lessons )
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5 Days
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30
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20
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b) Hr.Secondary School (observation of 4 Lessons )
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5 Days
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c) DIET Visit and Observations
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2 Days
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B) Micro Teaching
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Major Skills
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2 Weeks
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2
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30
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20
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Activities to be recorded in the reflective Journal (RJ )
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