Masters of Education
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Unit I: Basics of Education
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Meaning and Nature of Education
- Modes of Education- Formal, Non-formal, Open and MOOCS
- Aims of Education
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Philosophy and Education
- Meaning and Scope of Philosophy
- Functions of Philosophy
- Relationship between Education and Philosophy
- Significance of Philosophy of Education
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Western Schools of Philosophy
- Naturalism
- Idealism
- Pragmatism
- Existentialism their educational implications for aims content
- Methods of teaching and role of a teacher and concept of discipline
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Educational Thinkers
- M.K Gandhi
- Allamah
- Iqbal
- John Dewey
- J.J Rousseau
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Unit II: Indian Society and Education
- Education as a sub-system of Indian Society
- Education and relationship with Indian Social Structure
- Social Demand for Education
- School as a Social Unit
- Democracy in School life
- Culture and Education
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Unit III: Psychology & Educational Psychology
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Nature & Fundamentals
- Nature & Meaning of Psychology
- Nature, Meaning and functions of Educational Psychology
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Learning & Motivation
- Concept of learning & Motivation
- Factors influencing learning – Personal & Environmental
- Techniques of enhancing learner’s motivation
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Learning Theories
- S‐R Theory of Learning (Thorndike)
- Classical conditioning (Pavlov)
- Operant Conditioning
- Theory of learning (Skinner)
- Gestalt Theory of Learning (Kohler et al)
- Cognitive theory (Piaget)
- Social Development Theory (Vygotsky)
- Behaviorism
- Constructivism and Eclectic approach
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Unit IV: Intelligence and Personality
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Intelligence
- Nature & Meaning, Measurement of Intelligence
- Concept of I.Q
- Verbal, Non‐verbal & Performance tests
- Two‐factor Theory (Spearman)
- Multifactor Theory (Thurston)
- Structure of intellect (Guilford)
- Multiple Intelligence (Gardner)
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Personality
- Meaning & Nature and Development of Personality
- Biological & Socio‐culture determinant
- Trait‐theory of Personality (Allport)
- Factor‐theory of Personality (Cattell)
- Psycho analytical theory of Personality (Freud)
- Maslow’s hierarchy of needs and their educational implication
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Unit V: Inclusive Education
- Definition, concept and importance
- Historical perspectives on education of children with diverse needs
- Difference between special education integrated education and inclusive education
- Advantages of inclusive education for all children
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Unit VI: Educational Management
- Concept & Functions of Educational Management
- Basis of management Planning
- Organizing, Control, Direction and Financing
- School as a unit of decentralization planning
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Unit VII: Modern Management & Counseling
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Modern Management Techniques
- Case study
- Man power surveys
- Educational Management Information System (EMIS)
- Nature, Scope & types of Guidance
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Counseling
- Meaning and Definitions
- Counseling as profession
- Phases of Counseling Process
- Assessment, Intervention, and Termination
- Qualities of an Effective Counselor
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Unit VIII: Elementary Education in India
- Concept of Elementary Education
- Objectives of Elementary Education (UEE)
- District Primary Education Programmed (DPEP)
- Universalization of Elementary Education (UEE)
- Sarva Shiksha Abhiyan (SSA) 2002
- Right to Education Act (RTE) 2009
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Unit IX: Current Issues
- Universalization of Elementary Education with special reference to Sarva Shiksha Abhiyan
- Education of children with special needs
- Women’s Education
- Education of Weaker Sections
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Unit X: Teaching Process
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Teaching Fundamentals
- Concept of teaching
- Characteristics & Functions of teaching
- Principles & Maxims of teaching
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Techniques of Teacher‐Preparation
- Microteaching ‐ Nature & Meaning
- Main proposition, Phases, Steps, Merits & Limitations
- Simulated ‐ Nature & Meaning
- Teaching Role Play
- Advantages & Limitations
- Programmed learning‐ Meaning & Characteristics
- Learning ‐ Principles & Development of the Programmed instructions
- Types of Merits & Demerit