Things you should know about B.Ed Course

B.Ed stands for Bachelor of Education. This course is usually taken up after pursuing a bachelors' degree in any field either arts or science. The basic eligibility qualification being a UG degree, it can be pursued after Post-graduation too. B.Ed is the degree that qualifies an individual to work as a teacher usually up to high school level, while for higher secondary an M.Ed degree is required.

B.Ed is a course that comprises papers about education and psychology. These subjects enrich the student-teachers to learn about the psychology of the students. Teaching is not about subject knowledge alone. It is also about understanding the psychological, social, and physiological well-being of the students. By understanding this, the student-teachers will be able to become better teachers by handling their students with proper care and concern. This is what B.Ed aims to accomplish.

The following are the papers that form the course of the syllabus:

1.       Childhood and Growing up

2.       Learning and Teaching

3.       Language across curriculum

4.       Understanding Subject and Discipline

5.       Contemporary India and Education

6.       Gender, School and Society

7.       Pedagogy (Major Paper)

Apart from this, there are also records and assignments that have to be submitted as a part of the course.

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