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B.Ed. Syllabus
B.Ed. Programme Syllabus

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YEAR I
Paper No. Title of Paper Course Marks
Course 1 Childhood and Growing Up YEAR I 100
Course 2 Contemporary India and Education YEAR I 100
Course 3 Learning and Teaching YEAR I 100
Course 4 Language Across the Curriculum (1/2) YEAR I 50
Course 5 Understanding Disciplines and Subjects (1/2) YEAR I 50
Course 6 Gender, School and Society (1/2) YEAR I 50
Course 7a Pedagogy of a School Subject-Part I (1/2) YEAR I 50
EPC1 Reading and Reflecting on Text (1/2) YEAR I 50
EPC2 Drama and Art in Education (1/2) YEAR I 50
EPC3 Critical Understanding of ICT (1/2) YEAR I 50
Total 650
CHILDHOOD AND GROWING UP (COURSE-1) UNIT I: Growth and Development
  • Meaning, nature and principal of growth and development.
  • Stages of growth and development: Infancy, Early Childhood, Childhood.
  • Adolescence: needs/problems, aspects (physical, emotional, social, mental).
UNIT II: Heredity and Environment
  • Meaning, importance, role of heredity/environment.
  • Educational implications.
UNIT III: Individual Difference
  • Meaning, nature, areas, causes. Influence on learning. Educational implications.
UNIT IV: Intelligence and Creativity
  • Nature, emotional intelligence, theories, distribution (gifted, slow learner, challenged).
  • Meaning, characteristics, process of creativity, teacher's role.
UNIT V: Personality
  • Definition, factors, types, mental hygiene, causes and education of maladjustment, defense mechanism.
Reference Books:
  • Childhood and Growing Up – Dr. Girish Pachauri
  • Childhood and Growing Up – Suresh Bhatnagar, Shivani Nigam, Imtiyaj Mansoori, Yeasmin Sultan
  • [translate:बाल्यावस्था और विकास] – [translate:प्रो० रमन बिहारी लाल, सुनीता पलोड]
  • [translate:बाल्यावस्था एवं विकास] – [translate:डॉ० गिरीश पचौरी]
CONTEMPORARY INDIA AND EDUCATION (COURSE-2) UNIT I
  • Meaning and aims of education, scope, nature, function, influencing factors.
UNIT II: Indian Constitutional Basis of Education
  • Diversity (individual, religions, castes, tribes). Equity, inequality, discrimination, marginalisation in universalization. Constitutional values: preamble, fundamental rights & duties, directive principles.
UNIT III: Background of Policy of Education in British India
  • History: policies between 1947–64, 1964–86, 1986 and after.
UNIT IV: Policy Framework for Public Education in India
  • Right to education, Sarva Shiksha Abhiyan, teacher's role. Earlier policies, community participation, responses, education for marginalised groups, critiques, liberalisation/globalisation, curriculum shift, mid day meal, current concerns.
Reference Books:
  • Contemporary India and Education – Prof. Raman Behari Lal, Dr. Krishna Kant
  • Contemporary India and Education – Pradeep Singh Dehal, Dr. Vinod Kumar
  • [translate:समकालीन भारत और शिक्षा] – [translate:प्रतिभा त्रिपाठी]
  • [translate:समकालीन भारत और शिक्षा] – [translate:प्रो गिरीश पचौरी]
LEARNING AND TEACHING (COURSE-3) UNIT I: Learning Process
  • Definition, meaning, characteristics, factors, learning curve, theories (classical conditioning, operant, trial/error, insight, transfer: types, implications).
UNIT II: Memory
  • Concept, factors, aids, classroom motivation techniques.
UNIT III: Motivation
  • Concept, types, Maslow's theory, techniques in classroom.
UNIT IV: Guidance and Counselling
  • Definition & meaning, guidance vs. counselling, types (personal, educational, vocational), aims/needs/techniques, teacher/school roles.
UNIT V: Learning and Special Children
  • Special children concept, ID: Dyslexia, Autism, Attention Deficit, mainstreaming, special programmes.
Reference Books:
  • Teaching and Learning – Dr. Girish Pachauri
  • [translate:अधिगम एवं शिक्षण] – [translate:डॉ. गिरीश पचौरी]
  • [translate:अधिगम एवं शिक्षण] – [translate:मोहन लाल आर्य]
LANGUAGE ACROSS THE CURRICULUM (COURSE-4) UNIT I: Language Policies
  • Three language formula, constitutional/colonial policy debates.
UNIT II: Strategies for Developing Language Competencies
  • Listening: Pronunciation, expression, phonetics, stress/intonation.
  • Speaking: Conversation/dialogues, oral work, reproduction, rhythm/jingles, stress, drills.
  • Reading: Mechanics, teaching methods (alphabet/word/sentence), kinds/types (loud, silent, intensive/extensive).
  • Writing: Mechanics, good handwriting, spelling.
UNIT III: Aspects of Language Teaching
  • Techniques: Discussion, notation, questioning. Methods: storytelling, dramatizing, simulation, recitation, song/action, appreciation, comprehension, summarising.
Reference Books:
  • Language Across the Curriculum – Ranjana Pandey
  • Language across the Curriculum – Amit Dangwal
  • [translate:पाठ्यक्रम में भाषा] – [translate:रामकिशोर सिंह, रंजना पाण्डेय, पी०के० गुप्ता]
  • [translate:पाठ्यक्रम में भाषा] – [translate:पूजा अग्रवाल]
UNDERSTANDING DISCIPLINES AND SUBJECTS (COURSE-5) UNIT I: Philosophical Aspects of Education
  • Western: John Dewey, Rousseau; Indian: Swami Vivekananda, Rabindranath Tagore
UNIT II
  • Concept/scope, importance, approaches, curriculum design, current discourses, material selection.
Reference Books:
  • Understanding Disciplines and Subjects — Dr. Premlata Maisnam, Dr. S.K. Lenka, A.K. Gandhi
  • Understanding Disciplines and Subjects — Sharat Sharma
  • [translate:अनुशासन और विषयों की समझ] — [translate:श्रद्धा शर्मा]
  • [translate:पाठ्यक्रम और विषयों की समझ] — [translate:रामकिशोर सिंह]
GENDER, SCHOOL AND SOCIETY (COURSE-6) UNIT I
  • Meaning of gender, bias and indicators, role/empowerment of women, removing bias via Constitution.
UNIT II
  • Sociological basis. Education/society relations, agency roles (family, school, media, caste, religion, law, culture) in gender equality.
UNIT III
  • Teacher’s role in positive notions of sexuality, safety, abuse identification, challenging objectification of female body.
Reference Books:
  • Gender, School and Society – Girish Pachauri
  • Gender, School and Society – Deepti Johari
  • [translate:लिंग, विद्यालय और समाज] – [translate:सुधीर कुमार मिश्रा, अपर्णा शर्मा]
  • [translate:लिंग, विद्यालय और समाज] – [translate:राजकुमार गोयल, मीरा अग्रवाल]
  • [translate:जेन्डर, स्कूल तथा समाज] – [translate:डॉ० दीप्ति जौहरी]
PEDAGOGY OF A SCHOOL SUBJECT (Course 7a/7b: ENGLISH) UNIT I: Place of English in India and its Aims
  • Place of English: colonial and post-colonial perspective.
  • English as library, link, globalized economy language; window to the world; fostering international brotherhood.
  • Aims/objectives of teaching English as second language at higher/lower levels.
  • Theories/principles of language learning: Piaget, Vygotsky, Bruner, Chomsky.
UNIT II: Method and Approach of Teaching English
  • Grammar-cum-translation method vs. direct method. Dr. West’s new method, bilingual method.
  • Structural approach vs. functional communicative approach. Situational language teaching.
  • Skills of introducing, questioning, probing, explaining, illustrating.
UNIT III
  • Teaching prose, poetry, grammar, composition. Difference: prose/poetry. Lesson planning. Literary/poetic devices (Rhyme, Rhythm, Simile, Metaphor, Alliteration, Pun, Repetition, etc.).
UNIT IV: Audio-Visual Aids in the Teaching of English
  • Need and uses of AV aids. Types, language laboratory.
UNIT V: Teaching of Grammar
  • Nature, types, methods (inductive, deductive), important aspects: prefixes, suffixes, stress, intonation, juncture.
UNIT VI: Teaching of Vocabulary
  • Selection, gradation, vocabulary games.
UNIT VII: Spoken English
  • Phonology: definition, organs of speech, vowels, consonants, diphthongs. Stress, intonation, practical drills (pronouncing dictionary, drills, phonetic description).
UNIT VIII: Evaluation in English
  • Concept, essentials of a good test, tools (oral/written), types of questions, importance of tests/exams.
Reference Books:
  • Pedagogy of School Subject English – R.A. Mittal, S.K. Lenka, Pujan Pandey
  • Pedagogy of School Subject English – R.A. Sharma, Shika Chaturvedi
  • Pedagogy of School Subject English – A.B. Bhatnagar
HINDI (COURSE-7A/7B) इकाई 1: हिन्दी शिक्षण: सैद्धान्तिक पक्ष
  • भाषा की प्रकृति, महत्त्व एवं अधिगम प्रक्रिया, हिन्दी शिक्षण के उद्देश्य, विद्यालयी स्तर पर भाषा, हिन्दी भाषा एवं साहित्य शिक्षण की विधियाँ।
इकाई 2: भाषिक योग्यता का विकास
  • श्रवण/दृश्य/मौखिक अभिव्यक्ति कौशल, पठन योग्यता का विकास, पठन शिक्षण की विधियाँ—सस्वर, मौन, समकालिक, सूक्ष्म, विस्तृत पठन, लिखित अभिव्यक्ति क्षमता का विकास।
इकाई 3: साहित्यिक विधाएँ एवं व्याकरण शिक्षण
  • कविता शिक्षण, गद्य/गद्य विधाएँ (उपन्यास, नाटक, निबंध, कहानी), व्याकरण शिक्षण।
इकाई 4: मूल्यांकन, क्रियात्मक शोध एवं समुन्नयन कार्य
  • हिन्दी पाठ्यपुस्तक समीक्षा, भाषा संप्राप्ति मूल्यांकन, निदानात्मक/उपचारात्मक कार्य, क्रियात्मक शोध, समुन्नयन कार्य।
Reference Books:
  • हिन्दी शिक्षण – Ram Bihari lal
  • हिन्दी शिक्षण – शिखा चतुर्वेदी
  • हिन्दी शिक्षण शास्त्र – शिखा अग्रवाल
URDU (COURSE-7A/7B) UNIT I: LANGUAGE
  • Origin/development in India, contemporary position, forms (asnaf).
  • Aims—psychological and linguistic approach, importance of mother tongue in school.
UNIT II: METHODOLOGY
  • Pronunciation, questioning, teaching techniques. Prose, poetry, ghazal, grammar, essay, letter writing, evaluation, homework. Lesson planning.
UNIT III: MATERIAL
  • Textbook/curriculum evaluation, reading material (silent/loud/simultaneous/extensive/intensive), AV aids, teacher personality, co-curriculars, Urdu library.
SANSKRIT (COURSE-7A/7B) UNIT I: Aims/Objectives of Teaching & Learning
  • Importance/status of Sanskrit, place in curriculum.
UNIT II: Methods of Teaching/Techniques
  • Prose, poetry, grammar (methods: Inductive, deductive, playway, interactive), composition guidance/correction.
UNIT III: Language Competencies
  • Listening, speaking, writing, extra-curricular activities.
UNIT IV: Teacher and Text-book
  • Teacher qualities, growth, diagnostics/remedial; textbook characteristics/analysis.
UNIT V: Material/Instruction
  • Assignments, games, technology/media/library, language lab.
Reference Books:
  • संस्कृत शिक्षण – सन्त कुमार मिश्रा
  • संस्कृत शिक्षण – डॉ० सन्तोष मित्तल
  • संस्कृत शिक्षण – रेनू सिंह
PHYSICAL SCIENCE (COURSE-7A/7B) UNIT I
  • Nature/scope/structure of science (facts, principles, law, inquiry, attitude, etc).
UNIT II
  • Aims/values/objectives, school curriculum relevance.
UNIT III
  • Science curriculum—definition, organization, textbook quality/review
UNIT IV
  • Teaching strategies—approaches, methods/modern techniques (brainstorming, etc).
UNIT V
  • Teaching aids (visual/audio/non-projected), lab work, safety, apparatus
UNIT VI & VII
  • Science clubs, evaluation—types/tools/test/questions bank.
Reference Books:
  • Pedagogy of School Subject Physical Science – S.P. Kulshrestha, Gaya Singh
  • Pedagogy of School Subject Science – A.B. Bhatnagar, S.S. Bhatnagar
  • Pedagogy of School Subject Science – S.P. Kulshrestha, K.P. Singh
  • विज्ञान शिक्षणशास्त्र – डॉ० ए०बी० भटनागर
  • विज्ञान शिक्षण – ए०के० कुलश्रेष्ठ, एन० के० कुलश्रेष्ठ
LIFE SCIENCE (COURSE-7A/7B) UNIT I
  • Meaning, nature, scope, importance, aims, objectives, behavioral outcomes.
UNIT II–VII
  • Unit/lesson planning development, aids importance/classification, curriculum & library, teaching methods (enquiry, problem, lab, demo, team, project, etc.), safety in bio-lab, evaluation, test construction.
Reference Books:
  • Pedagogy of Biologica! Science – S.P. Kulshrestha, A.K. Kulshrestha
  • Pedagogy of School Subject Biological Science – Sudha Pahuja, Ravi Kant
  • Pedagogy of School Subject Life Science – Munendra Kumar
  • जैविक विज्ञान शिक्षण की प्रक्रिया – डॉ० उन्नति बिश्नोई
  • जैविक विज्ञान शिक्षण – एस०पी० कुलश्रेष्ठ, धर्मेन्द्र तोमर, एस०के० गिल
MATHEMATICAL SCIENCE (COURSE-7A/7B) UNIT I
  • Nature/axioms/hypothesis/postulates/operations, contribution of Aryabhatta, Ramanuja, Euclid, Pythagoras; curriculum relevance.
UNIT II–IX
  • Objectives, teaching methods, schemes for gifted/backward, teacher qualities/problems, text-books/curriculum organization, co-curriculars, lab, instructional aids, lesson/testing, popularization.
Reference Books:
  • Pedagogy of School Subject Mathematics – A.K. Kulshreshtha
  • गणित शिक्षण – अरुण कुमार कुलश्रेष्ठ
  • गणित शिक्षण – ए०बी० भटनागर
  • गणित शिक्षण – उन्नति बिश्नोई
HOME SCIENCE (COURSE-7A/7B) UNIT I: Meaning and Scope
  • Meaning, nature and place of Home Science in school; aims/objectives at senior secondary level; importance and scope.
UNIT II: Methods and Approaches
  • Discussion, lecture/question-answer, project, problem-solving, demonstration, laboratory methods, dramatization, field trips.
UNIT III: Teaching-learning Process
  • Teaching of child development, food/health/nutrition, textile/clothing, home management.
UNIT IV: Audio Visual Aids
  • Types and use in Home Science teaching.
UNIT V: Teacher
  • Qualities, role of Home Science teacher.
UNIT VI: Curriculum Contentions
  • Content/principle/basis, secondary school curriculum, unit planning: meaning, importance, steps, advantages.
UNIT VII: Lesson Planning
  • Planning for Home Science teaching, steps.
UNIT VIII: Evaluation
  • Measurement/evaluation concepts, good evaluation criteria, blue print preparation.
Reference Books:
  • Pedagogy of School Subject Home Science – B.L. Sharma, B.M. Saxena
  • गृह विज्ञान शिक्षण – सुरक्षा बंसल
  • गृह विज्ञान शिक्षण – डॉ० महिमा गुप्ता
HISTORY METHOD (COURSE-7A/7B) UNIT I: Concept Of History
  • Concept, aims/objectives, place/importance in sec. and higher sec. education.
UNIT II: Methods
  • Storytelling, dramatization, role play, lecture, discussion, sources, Q&A, project, self-study, supervised study, assignment.
UNIT III: Correlation with Other Subjects
  • With geography, literature, philosophy, science, economics, political science.
  • Scientific approach: concept/generalization based, maxims (known–unknown, simple–complex, concrete–abstract).
UNIT IV: Co-curricular Activities
  • Clubs, visits, celebrating national days, excursions, museums, history room needs.
UNIT V: Qualities of Teacher
  • Qualities, qualification, present day challenges.
UNIT VI: Instructional Materials / Teaching Aids
  • Visual (CB, charts, maps, globes, etc), auditory, AV (TV, films), other (booklets, news, computer).
UNIT VII: Examination/Evaluation
  • Lesson/unit planning for history.
Reference Books:
  • Pedagogy of School Subject History – Dr. Rampal Singh, Dr. Dharmendra Kumar
  • इतिहास शिक्षण – राम पाल सिंह, राजकुमार
CIVICS METHOD (COURSE-7A/7B) UNIT I
  • Meaning and scope of Civics/Political Science.
UNIT II
  • Aims and objectives at various education stages.
UNIT III
  • Relation to other Social Sciences.
UNIT IV
  • Curriculum of Civics: definition, principles, organization.
UNIT V
  • Teaching Methods: unit, source, discussion, problem, project, socialized recitation.
UNIT VI–XIII
  • Audio Visual Aids, Civics room/museum/club, textbooks, teacher's role, evaluation, practical activities (Youth Parliament, UNO), lesson planning, citizenship and social order.
Reference Books:
  • Pedagogy of School Subject Civics – Rampal Singh, Dharmendra Kumar
  • नागरिक शास्त्र शिक्षण – रामपाल सिंह, राजकुमार
ECONOMICS METHOD (COURSE-7A/7B) UNIT I: Economics and its Aims
  • Nature, scope, importance, aims/objectives for secondary/higher secondary, relationship to maths, history, geography, science, language.
UNIT II: Approaches to Teaching
  • Methods: lecture-discussion, project, problem-solving, self-learning, dramatization.
UNIT III: Pedagogical Analysis
  • Unit/instructional objectives, planning in economics (NPE-1986 core elements).
UNIT IV–VII
  • Curriculum organization, innovations, teacher qualities, role, growth, testing/remedial, teaching aids (visual, audio, AV, computer, print), evaluation.
Reference Books:
  • Pedagogy of School Subject Economics – Rampal Singh, Dharmendra Kumar
  • अर्थशास्त्र शिक्षण – रामपाल सिंह, धर्मेन्द्र कुमार
GEOGRAPHY METHOD (COURSE-7A/7B) UNIT I–VI
  • Nature/scope, aims/objectives, correlation (bridge between arts/science), curriculum: basics of construction, local geography.
UNIT VII: Teaching Methods
  • Storytelling, textbook, observation, direct/lab/regional comparison, project, discussion, lesson planning.
UNIT VIII–XIV
  • Teacher's role, aids (chalkboard, globes, maps, charts...), methodology (survey, instrument types), geography room, museum, excursions, AV, environmental issues, evaluation, measurement.
Reference Books:
  • Pedagogy of School Subject Geography – Dr. R.P. Singh & Dr. Gita Dudeja
  • भूगोल शिक्षण – जे०पी० वर्मा, मंजू वर्मा
COMMERCE METHOD (COURSE-7A/7B) UNIT I: Concept of Commerce
  • Meaning, need, scope, importance, aims/objectives, relationship to other subjects (Business, Maths, Economics, Geography, Book-Keeping, Science, Language).
UNIT II: Planning
  • Lesson, unit, annual planning with objectives/procedures/evaluation.
UNIT III: Methods of Teaching
  • Expository: lecture, debate, discussion, storytelling; Activity: simulation, survey, case study, project; Discovery: experimental, problem-solving; Individual: CAI, mastery learning, Dalton Plan; Group: seminars, conference, panel, symposium.
UNIT IV: Textbook in Commerce
  • Characteristics/criteria for selection.
UNIT V: Commerce Teacher
  • Qualifications, training, qualities, roles, growth.
UNIT VI: Co-Curricular Activities
  • Objectives, importance, organizational principles.
Reference Books:
  • Pedagogy of School Subject Commerce – Dr. S.S. Chandra, Dr. N.L. Sharma, Dr. Amit Sharma
  • Pedagogy of School Subject Commerce – Dr. R.P. Singh & Dr. Imtiyaj Mansoori
  • वाणिज्य शिक्षण – बी०एल० शर्मा, इम्तियाज मंसूरी
EPC1: READING AND REFLECTING ON TEXTS Content:
  • Role of language and pedagogy in reading/writing.
  • Reading aims: individually/in small groups.
  • Types of reading skills/strategies: narrative texts, field notes, ethnographics.
  • Expository texts: prediction, question, summary, responding with one's opinions or within others' context.
Reference Books:
  • Text Reading and Reflections – P.K. Gupta, A.K. Gandhi, S.S. Bhatnagar
  • पढ़ना और समीक्षा करना – पूजा अग्रवाल, डॉ० राजकुमार गोयल
  • पढ़ना और प्रतिबिम्बित करना – डॉ० राजकुमार गोयल
EPC2: DRAMA AND ART IN EDUCATION (1/2) Content:
  • Aims/objectives of drama/art teaching in schools.
  • Child art, characteristics, art teacher role (environment, participation, visits).
  • Drama/art teaching methods.
  • Drama/art activities: exhibitions, plays, cultural shows.
Reference Books:
  • Drama and Art in Education – Dr. Jas Raj Kaur, Dr. Satish Kumar Pandey
  • कला का अध्यापन – कुसुम लता राठौर
  • शिक्षा में नाटक एवं कला – शिल्पी शर्मा, संध्या वार्ष्णेय
  • चित्रकला, नाट्यकला, संगीत एवं नृत्यकला का अध्यापन – कुसुम लता राठौर, आर० के० अग्रवाल
  • शिक्षा में नाटक एवं कला – डॉ० बी० एल० शर्मा
EPC3: CRITICAL UNDERSTANDING OF ICT UNIT I:
  • Concept, nature, aims/objectives, and importance of ICT in education.
  • Educational technology vs ICT.
UNIT II: Teaching-learning Materials
  • Audio, visual, AV materials; project, non-project, computer, email, Internet.
UNIT III:
  • Emerging communications: satellites, teleconferencing, interactive broadcasting, language lab/mobile.
UNIT IV:
  • Computer in teaching/learning, evaluation, education administration.
Reference Books:
  • Information and Communication Technology – Pooja Sharma, Shivangi Nigam
  • सूचना एवं सम्प्रेषण तकनीकी (आई०सी०टी०) और ई-अधिगम – डॉ० राज कुमार गोयल, डॉ० मीरा अग्रवाल, संध्या वार्ष्णेय
  • शिक्षा में सूचना एवं सम्प्रेषण तकनीकी – प्रदीप सिंह, अभिषेक चय्यन
  • शिक्षा में सूचना एवं सम्प्रेषण तकनीकी – डॉ० शिल्पी शर्मा
YEAR II
Paper No. Title of Paper Course Marks
Course 7b Pedagogy of a School Subject--Part II (1/2) YEAR II 50
Course 8 Knowledge and Curriculum YEAR II 100
Course 9 Assessment for Learning YEAR II 100
Course 10 Operating an Inclusive School (1/2) YEAR II 50
Course 11 Optional Course (1/2) YEAR II 50
Course EPC4 Understanding the Self (1/2) YEAR II 50
School Internship YEAR II 150
Practical Exam Pedagogy of a School Subject - A,
Pedagogy of a School Subject - B
YEAR II 110
Total 660
Course 8: KNOWLEDGE AND CURRICULUM UNIT I: Curriculum, Aims and Objectives
  • What is curriculum, syllabus/text-book?
  • Aims/objectives of curriculum.
  • Principles/procedure of curriculum construction.
  • Relationship between curriculum and syllabus.
UNIT II: Designing of Curriculum
  • Role of state and school in designing curriculum: activities, rules, disciplines, time-table.
UNIT III: Epistemological Bases of Education
  • Epistemological bases: knowledge vs. school, teaching vs. training, knowledge vs. information, reason vs. belief.
  • Child-centred education: activity, discovery, dialogue (Gandhi, Tagore, Dewey, Plato).
UNIT IV: Nationalism, Universalisation, Secularism
  • Concepts, interrelationship with education (Tagore, Krishnamurti).
UNIT V: Philosophical Basis
  • Indian: Gandhi, Tagore, Vivekananda, Aurobindo; Western: Rousseau, Froebel, Pestalozzi, John Dewey.
UNIT VI: Social Bases of Education
  • Society, culture, modernity; industrialization, democracy, autonomy. Education, equity, justice (Ambedkar).
Reference Books:
  • Knowledge and Curriculum – Ram Kishore Singh
  • Knowledge and Curriculum – N.R.S. Saxena, Munendra Kumar
  • ज्ञान, भाषा एवं पाठ्यचर्या – डॉ० संगीता श्रीवास्तव
  • ज्ञान, भाषा एवं पाठ्यक्रम – डॉ० गिरीश पचौरी
  • ज्ञान, भाषा एवं पाठ्यक्रम – डॉ० शिवपाल सिंह, डॉ० रुपम जैन
  • ज्ञान भाषा एवं पाठ्यक्रम – डॉ० ए०बी० भटनागर
Course 9: ASSESSMENT OF LEARNING UNIT I: Significance of Evaluation
  • Meaning of evaluation; differences among measurement, assessment, and evaluation.
  • Scales of measurement, approaches (formative/summative), criterion/norm-referenced, internal/external evaluation.
  • Instructional objectives in behavioral terms. Bloom's and Anderson's taxonomy.
UNIT II: Techniques and Tools
  • Meaning of testing, interpretation, self-reports, observation, peer rating, sociogram, rating scales, inventories, anecdotal/interview/cumulative records.
UNIT III: Learner Evaluation Process
  • Constructing teacher-made tests (design, blueprint, question paper, marking), standardization, question types.
UNIT IV: Statistics/Interpretation
  • Types/utility of statistics in teaching, learning process.
UNIT V: Tabulation/Graphical Representation
  • Classification/tabulation (grouped/ungrouped), graphical representation (histogram, frequency polygon, cumulative curve, pie chart, ogive).
UNIT VI: Measures of Central Tendency
  • Mean, Median, Mode, Correlation: methods/application to test scores.
UNIT VII: Measures of Dispersion
  • Range, quartiles, deviations, standard deviation: calculation/application.
UNIT VIII: Measures of Relative Position
  • Percentiles, quartiles: significance, calculation (statistical/graphical).
Reference Books:
  • Assessment of Learning – Dr. A.B. Bhatnagar, Anurag Bhatnagar
  • Assessment of Learning – Dr. Jas Raj Kuar, Dr. Ritu Bist
  • Assessment of Learning – Dr. Amar Jeet Singh Parihar
  • अधिगम के लिए आंकलन – डॉ० मोहनलाल आर्य
  • अधिगम का आंकलन – डॉ० ए०बी० भटनागर, डॉ० मीनाक्षी भटनागर, डॉ० अनुराग भटनागर
  • अधिगम का आंकलन – डॉ० रमन बिहारी लाल, सुनीता पलोड
  • अधिगम का आंकलन – डॉ० जसराज कौर, डॉ० रितु बिस्ट
Course 10: CREATING AND INCLUSIVE SCHOOL (1/2) UNIT I: Meaning, Nature, Scope
  • Meaning/scope of Inclusive/Special Education; perspectives (historical, normality, exceptionality, statistical, medical); aims/objectives; disability/inclusion definitions (NPE 1986, UNESCO 1989, RTE 2009); importance.
UNIT II: Learning Disabilities/Adaptation
  • Learning disability background/definitions, characteristics (cognitive, educational, physical, behavioral, communication), types, teaching/treatment (behavior guidance/cognitive modification), adapting teaching/social/classroom procedures.
UNIT III: Instructional/Assessment Procedures
  • Effective instruction components, individualized programs, special methods, adaptations, assessments in special education.
Reference Books:
  • Creating and Inclusive Education – Dr. K.P. Singh
  • Inclusive Education – Nisha Singh, Dr. K.P. Singh, Chandrajeet Singh
  • समावेशी शिक्षण – डॉ० ए०बी० भटनागर
  • समावेशी शिक्षण – मदन सिंह
Optional Course: GARDENING UNIT 1: Gardening
  • Concept, need, importance, objectives and methods, evaluating student work.
UNIT II: Materials and Tools
  • Seeds/cutting/grasses (types/uses/resources), pots, manure/fertilizers, tools/equipment (uses/sources/functions).
UNIT III: Content Enrichment
  • Soil classification, preparation (sexual/vegetative, cutting, grafting), ornamental/kitchen gardening, vegetable techniques/types.
Optional Course: BASIC OF COMPUTER UNIT 1: Fundamentals
  • Computer introduction, components (input, CPU, output), memory, storage, languages, applications.
UNIT II: Operating System
  • Types, basics, Windows components, advantages.
UNIT III: MS-Office
  • Word: processing, saving/opening, editing, spellcheck, art, printing, mail merge.
  • Excel: data entry/editing, statistical functions, graphs.
  • PowerPoint: presentations, clipart, slideshows, editing.
UNIT IV: Internet and E-mail
  • Internet history/working, e-mail, browsing, WWW, advantages, educational sites.
Optional Course: FINE ARTS
  • Definition, aims/objectives of art and craft teaching; brief history of Indian/Western art; art teacher role, techniques (drawing, color theory, perspective, aesthetics), participation/activities.
Optional Course: TAILORING UNIT I: Textile and Clothing
  • History, classification, laundry, characteristics, importance.
UNIT II: Sewing Machine
  • Types, faults/remedies, precautions, parts/tools, pattern making/cutting, maintenance.
EPC4: UNDERSTANDING THE SELF UNIT I: Human Self and Personality
  • Who am I? Identities, beliefs, relationships with self/others, teacher role, communication skills.
UNIT II: Personality Development
  • Self-exploration, strengths/weaknesses, spiritual/character development, self-esteem, emotions, understanding/growth of emotions.
UNIT III: Philosophy of Yoga
  • Meaning, yoga for healthy living, characteristics, utility (exercise, meditation, pranayam).
Reference Books:
  • Understanding the Self – Shivani Jain
  • Understanding the Self – Seema Sharma
  • स्वयं की समझ – पूजा अग्रवाल, राजकुमार गोयल
  • शिक्षा दर्शन और आत्म-विकास – पूजा अग्रवाल, राजकुमार गोयल
  • आत्म-बोध – पूजा अग्रवाल, राजकुमार गोयल, डॉ० राजकुमार गोयल, डॉ० मीरा अग्रवाल, शिवपाल सिंह, राकेश कुमार केशरी

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