17. Two Year B Ed Framework & Course Pattern
1.
Structure of B.Ed. Course
A. Theoretical
Discourses-Subject codes
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B.
Practical Courses
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Semester
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Perspectives
In
Education
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Curriculum
and Pedagogic courses
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Nature
of Practical - Subject code
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Semester
I
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EDU 01
EDU 02
EDU 03
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EDU 04
EDU 05
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College
Based.
School
Based.
Community
Based
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EDU-101(101.1– 01.3)
EDU-102
( - )
EDU-103
(103.1)
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Semester
II
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EDU 06
EDU 07
EDU 08
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EDU 09
EDU 10
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College
Based.
School
Based.
Community
Based
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EDU-201(201.1-201.3)
EDU-202
(202.1)
EDU-203
( - )
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Semester
III
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EDU 11
EDU 12
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EDU 13
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College
Based.
School
Based.
Community
Based
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EDU-301(303.1-301.2)
EDU-302(302.1)
EDU-303(303.1)
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Semester
IV
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EDU-14 EDU-15
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College,
School & Community Based
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EDU-401(401.1-401.3)
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2.
Course
Pattern
SEMESTER – I (JUNE – OCTOBER)--
ONE CREDIT = 30 HOURS: 1 CREDIT CARRIES 25 MARKS.
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Theory
– Perspectives in Education (core papers)
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Subject Code
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Subject Title
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External
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Internal
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Total
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Credits
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EDU-01
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Knowledge
and Curriculum:
Philosophical
and sociological Perspectives.
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50
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25
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75
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3
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EDU-02
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Developmental
Perspectives of the Learner.
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50
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25
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75
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3
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EDU-03
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Technology
and Communication in Edn.
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50
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25
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75
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3
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Theory
– Curriculum and Pedagogic Courses. (optional subjects)
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EDU-04.2
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Theoretical
Base of English Education.
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50
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25
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75
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3
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EDU-05.2
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Pedagogic
Content Knowledge Analysis: English
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50
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25
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75
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3
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Engagement
with the Field/Practical Courses: EDU – 101 & 103.
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EDU – 101: College Based
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EDU
101.1
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Discussion,
Demonstration&
Criticism
lesson (5 marks each)
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15
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25
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1
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Micro-teaching
– 2 skills
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10
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101.2
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Yoga,
Health & Physical Education
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50
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50
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2
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101.3
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Art
& Aesthetics Education
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25
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25
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1
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EDU – 103: community Based
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103.1
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Vocational/Work
Education
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15
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25
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1
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Field
Trip – optional-wise
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10
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Total
Marks & Credits
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250
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250
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500
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20
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Total
Hours & Credits
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20 credits X 30 hrs=600 hrs
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Total Working Hours
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100
days X 6 hrs = 600 hrs.
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SEMESTER
– II (NOVEMBER – MARCH) – ONE CREDIT = 30 HOURS : ONE CREDIT CARRIES 25
MARKS.
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Theory
– Perspectives in Education (core papers)
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Subject Code
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Subject Title
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External
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Internal
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Total
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Credits
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EDU-06
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Education
in Indian Society.
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50
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25
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75
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3
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EDU-07
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Perspectives
of Learning and Teaching.
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50
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25
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75
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3
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EDU-08
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Assessment
in Education .
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50
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25
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75
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3
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Theory
– Curriculum and Pedagogic Courses. (optional subjects)
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EDU-09.2
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Curriculum
and Resources in Digital Era: English Education
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50
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25
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75
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3
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EDU- 10.2
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Techno-Pedagogic Content Knowledge Analysis:English
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50
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25
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75
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3
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Engagement
with the Field/Practical Courses : EDU – 201, 202 & 203.
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EDU – 201: College Based
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EDU
201.1
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Discussion,
Demonstration& Criticism Lessons (5 marks each)
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15
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25
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1
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Field
Trip / Education Tour
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10
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201.2
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Health
& Physical Education
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50
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50
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2
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201.3
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Art
Education & Theatre Practice
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25
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25
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1
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EDU – 202 : School Based
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202.1
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School
Induction Program
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15
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25
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1
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Observation
of model lessons (2 nos.) and reporting during school induction
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10
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Total
Marks & Credits
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250
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250
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500
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20
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Total
Hours & Credits
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20 credits X 30 hrs=600 hrs
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Total Working Hours
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100
days X 6 hrs = 600 hrs.
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Course
Outline
Semester
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Working
days
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Working
Hours/Credits
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Marks
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Total
Marks
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Theory
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Practical
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Total
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I
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100
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600/
20
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250
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250
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500
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2000
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II
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100
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600/
20
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250
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250
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500
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III
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100
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600/
20
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150
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350
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500
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IV
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100
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600/
20
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100
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400
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500
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SEMESTER
– III (JUNE – OCTOBER) : ONE CREDIT = 30 HOURS. ONE CREDIT CARRIES 25 MARKS.
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Theory
– Perspectives in Education (core papers)
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Subject Code
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Subject Title
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External
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Internal
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Total
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Credits
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EDU-11
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Developmental
Perspectives in Education.
[Educational Management, Environmental education,
Health education & Entrepreneurship Education.]
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50
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25
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75
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3
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EDU-12
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Learner
in the Educational Perspective.
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50
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25
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75
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3
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Theory
– Curriculum and Pedagogic Courses. (optional subjects)
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EDU-13.2
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Emerging
Trends and Practices in English Edn.
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50
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25
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75
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3
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Engagement
with the Field/PracticalCourses : EDU – 301, 302 & 303.
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EDU – 301 : College Based
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301.1
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Art
& Aesthetics Education
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50
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50
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2
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301.2
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Health
and Physical Education
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25
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25
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1
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EDU – 302 : School Based
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302.1
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School
Internship-Phase I (10 week)
1.
Optionals (curriculum& pedagogic courses)
2.
Health & Physical Education
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150
25
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175
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7
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EDU – 103: community Based
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303.1
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Community
Living Camp (Program of Understanding the self)
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50
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50
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2
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Total
Marks & Credits
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150
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350
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500
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20
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Total
Hours & Credits - 20 credits X 30 hrs=600 hrs
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Total
Working Hrs-100 days X 6 hrs = 600 hrs.
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SEMESTER
– IV (NOVEMBER – MARCH) : ONE CREDIT = 30 HOURS. ONE CREDIT CARRIES 25 MARKS.
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Theory
– Perspectives in Education (core papers)
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Subject Code
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Subject Title
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External
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Internal
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Total
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Credits
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EDU-14
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Advanced
Studies : Perspectives in Education.
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50
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25
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75
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3
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Theory
– Curriculum and Pedagogic Courses. (optional subjects)
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EDU-15.2
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Advanced
Studies :Curriculum and Pedagogic Courses in English Education (guided
self-study)
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50
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25
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75
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3
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Practical
Courses/Engagement with the Field – EDU – 401.
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EDU 401.1
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Minor
Project / Action Research /Case Study – (30-50 pages) Viva-voce (external
only)
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40
10
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50
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2
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401.2
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School
Internship Phase II (10 weeks)
1.
Optional (cu & pedagogic courses)
2.
Yoga, Health &Physical Education.
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200
25
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225
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9
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401.3
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Achievement
test & Analysis
Diagnostic
Test& Remediation
Reading
and Reflecting on a text.
Reflective
Journal
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20
15
25
15
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75
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1
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Total
Marks & Credits
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100
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400
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500
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20
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Total
Hours & Credits
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20 credits X 30 hrs=600 hrs
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Total Working Hours
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100
days X 6 hrs = 600 hrs.
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