CONTENT
EDU-HC-3016
Unit-1 Development of Indian Education the post independence period
• Educational Provisions of the Indian Constitution and their Implementation
• University Education Commission – 1948
- Appointment of University Education Commission
- Aims and Recommendations of the Commission
- Evaluation of the Recommendations
Unit-2 Development of Secondary Education in the Post-Independent Period
• Dr. Tara Chand Committee-1948
- Major Recommendations
• Secondary Education Commission-1952-53
- Terms and Condition
- Aims and Objectives of Secondary Education
- Defects of Secondary Education
- Recommendations of the Commission
- Evaluation of the Recommendations of the Commission
Unit-3 Education Commission-1964-66
• Reasons for appointing Education Commission
• Major Recommendations of Education Commission on:
- National Objectives of Education
- National Pattern of Education
- National Curriculum
- Text Book
- Method of Teaching
- Teaching Personnel and Teacher Status
- Teacher Education
- Guidance and Counselling
- Examination and Evaluation
• Critical assessment and Relevance of the recommendations in Present Education System.
Unit-4 National Policies on Education in Post Independent India
• National Policy on Education-1968
• National Policy on Education-1986: Recommendations, National System of Education
• Review of National Policy of Education
- Ramamurthy Review Committee, 1990
- Janardan Reddy Committee Report, 1991
• Revised National Policy of Education-1992
Unit-5 Recent Developments and programmes in Indian Education
• The National Knowledge Commission Report
- Background and Recommendations
• Report of the Committee to Advise on Renovation and Rejuvenation of Higher Education
- Recommendations
• National Curriculum Framework, 2005
• Government Programmes of Education: SSA, RMSA, RUSA
• Right to Education (RTE)
• Quality Control of Higher Education: NAAC- Its Objectives and Roles.
EDU-HC-3026
Unit:1 Educational technology:
• Meaning and nature of Educational technology
• Components of Educational Technology- Hardware and Software and Systems Approach
• Instructional Technology-Difference between Educational Technology and Instructional Technology, Programmed Instruction
Unit:2 Information and Communication Technology in teaching-learning
• Concept, nature and components of communication technology
• Marks of effective classroom communication
• Barriers of effective classroom communication
• Application of ICT in teaching-learning
• Resources of learning- Projected and Non-projected resources, Internet, E-learning, EDUSAT, INFLIBNET and Social media
Unit:3 Models of teaching
• Concept, nature and characteristics
• Inquiry model
• Personalized system of instruction
• Computer Assisted Instructions(CAI), Team teaching, Collaborative teaching, Cooperative mastery learning
Unit:4 Methods and techniques of teaching
• Teaching learning process- Meaning and Nature of teaching and learning
• Criteria of good teaching
• Teaching Methods- lecture method, play way method, Activity method, Discussion, Project method, problem solving method
• Teaching techniques- Maxims of teaching, devices of teaching-Narration, Illustration, Questioning
Unit:5 Lesson Planning and Micro Teaching
• Lesson plan –Its meaning and Importance
• Types of Lessons- Knowledge Lesson, Skill Lesson, Appreciation Lesson
• Herbartian Steps of Lesson Planning
• Criteria of a good lesson plan
• Micro teaching- meaning and components
EDU-HC-3036
Unit-1 Value
• Concept and characteristics of value.
• Sources of values
• Impact of globalization on culture and values.
• Importance of values in human life
Unit-2 Types of values, their characteristics, functions and educational significance
• Core values.
• Social values
• Moral values
• Religious and spiritual values.
• Aesthetic values.
• Personal values
Unit-3 Value education
• Concept, characteristics, Objectives and Importance of value education.
• Value education at different stages –
- Primary
- Secondary
- Higher education.
• Role of teacher and family in imparting value education.
Unit-4 Peace education
• Meaning, definition and characteristics of peace.
• Importance of peace in human life.
• Teacher’s role in promoting peace.
• Concept, need and characteristics of peace education
• Curricular contents of peace education at different levels – Primary, Secondary and Higher Education
• Strategies and skills in promoting peace education
• Relevance of peace education in national and international context
Unit-5 Challenges of Peace education and Role of Different Organisations
• Challenges of peace education
• Role of national and international organizations for promoting peace education –
- International Institute for Peace(IIP),
- UNESCO,
- International Peace Bureau (IBP),
- UNO
- UNICEF,
- Global Peace Foundation(GPF),
- Mahatma Gandhi Institute of Education for Peace and Sustainable Development.
EDU-HG-3016
Unit-1 Introduction to Guidance
• Meaning, objectives and scope of guidance
• Need and principles of guidance
• Types of guidance and their importance : Educational guidance, Vocational guidance, Personal guidance, Social guidance, Health guidance
Unit-2 Introduction to Counselling
• Meaning, objectives and scope of counselling
• Need and principles of counselling
• Types of counselling : Directive, Non-directive and Eclectic counselling
• Relation between Guidance and Counselling
Unit-3 Organization of guidance service
• Meaning of guidance service
• Need and principles of organizing guidance service
• Components of guidance service: counselling service, techniques of counselling service
• Qualities of a good counsellor
Unit-4 Guidance needs of students
• Guidance needs of students in relation to home-centred and school-centred problems
• Group guidance and Group counselling
• Guidance for CWSN
• School Guidance Clinic
Unit-5 School guidance programme
• Importance of guidance and counselling cells in educational institutions
• Follow-up Services
• Role of the Head of the institution and parents in guidance and counselling
• Challenges and functions of the teacher as guidance provider/ counsellor
EDU-SE- 3014
Unit-1 Public Speaking and Communication Skill
• Meaning and Importance of Public Speaking
• Components of Public Speaking: Illustration, Voice modulation, The Power of Pause, Visual Aids, Sense of humour, Articulation
• Principles of Effective Public Speaking: Principle of Preciseness, Principle of Clarity, Principle of Completeness, Principle of Consciousness, Principle of Adaption
• Ways of becoming Better Public Speaker
• Concept and Nature of Communication
• Communication Cycle
• Types of Communication: Verbal and non-Verbal
• Barriers of Communication
• Ways of Effective Communication
Unit-2 Personality Development and Motivation as Means for Effective Public Speaking
• Concept and Nature of Personality
• Types of Personality: Extrovert and Introvert
• Traits of Personality needed for Effective Public Speaking: Openness to Change, Agreeableness, Extroversion, Sociability, Emotional Stability, Liveliness, Reasoning, Warmth
• Role of Personality in Effective Communication
• Concept of Balanced Personality
• Meaning and Nature of Motivation
• Kinds of Motivation: Natural or Intrinsic Motivation and Artificial or Extrinsic Motivation
• Ways or means of motivating audience