They have provided only the structure of two year programme and the included courses so far. We will be having a joint colleges meeting in the department on 16th of this month where different committees will be constituted for preparing course content. I will update you as soon as I would get information about it.
On 4/14/15, avinash shahi <[email protected]> wrote: > Thanks Ritesh for the valuable update and so promptly > > I'm keen to know about the structure of course contents, any leads? > > On 4/14/15, Ritesh Tomer <[email protected]> wrote: >> Well I am lucky enough to be the part of entire proceedings regarding >> two years B.Ed and M.Ed course designing in the department of >> education D.U. >> I think its a welcoming move of NCTE to introduce two years B.Ed and >> M.Ed courses instead of one year as we are committed to produce good >> teachers in the nation. >> As per the introduction of special needs course goes, I would inform >> you that it has not been given desirable space in the curriculum as it >> is being kept of a 50 marks paper merely. And that to in the second >> year of the programme. >> >> >> On 4/14/15, Vikas Kapoor <[email protected]> wrote: >>> And, that became possible because the B.Ed courses all over India have >>> become of 2 years duration and they do not have much to teach in the >>> B.Ed >>> curriculum at this moment. >>> ----- Original Message ----- >>> From: "George Abraham" <[email protected]> >>> To: "'AccessIndia: a list for discussing accessibility and issues >>> concerningthe disabled.'" <[email protected]>; >>> "'disability-studies-india'" >>> <[email protected]>; >>> "'jnuvision'" <[email protected]> >>> Sent: Tuesday, April 14, 2015 1:31 PM >>> Subject: Re: [AI] Special education paper compulsory in BEd,MEd from >>> upcoming academic session >>> >>> >>> This is what we have been crying for all these years. Better late than >>> never! >>> >>> -----Original Message----- >>> From: AccessIndia [mailto:[email protected]] On >>> Behalf >>> Of avinash shahi >>> Sent: 14 April 2015 13:10 >>> To: disability-studies-india; accessindia; jnuvision >>> Subject: [AI] Special education paper compulsory in BEd, MEd from >>> upcoming >>> academic session >>> >>> So any say? >>> We had special education introduced through IEDS then in Sarva Shiksha >>> Abhiyan in haste and the outcome? anyway, its a good move,isn't it? >>> http://www.telegraphindia.com/1150414/jsp/nation/story_14479.jsp#.VSzD3VS6b >>> IU >>> >>> BASANT KUMAR MOHANTY >>> >>> New Delhi, April 13: The National Council for Teacher Education has >>> introduced a compulsory paper on how to teach children with special >>> needs in its revised BEd and MEd syllabi. >>> >>> The decision followed a countrywide survey last year that showed that >>> nearly six lakh physically or mentally challenged children between six >>> and 13 didn't go to school. >>> >>> The NCTE last week signed an agreement with the Rehabilitation Council >>> of India (RCI), which has been regulating courses on special >>> education, to help prepare the curriculum and modules for the >>> compulsory paper that would be part of the general BEd and MEd >>> courses. >>> >>> >>> >>> >>> >>> >>> >>> >>> >>> >>> >>> >>> >>> >>> >>> >>> >>> >>> >>> >>> >>> "The BEd and MEd courses did not have any compulsory paper on how to >>> teach special children. This year we have incorporated four compulsory >>> papers and one of them is on special education," NCTE chairperson >>> Santosh Panda told The Telegraph. >>> >>> While the NCTE regulates general BEd and MEd courses, the RCI is the >>> controlling authority for courses on teaching people with >>> disabilities. >>> >>> Panda said the RCI has agreed to increase the duration of BEd and MEd >>> courses on special education from one year to two years from the >>> 2015-16 academic session starting in July-August to align with the >>> NCTE pattern. In January this year, the NCTE had decided to switch to >>> a two-year format. >>> >>> The RCI has also agreed to train at least one teacher from all the >>> 17,000 BEd and MEd colleges across the country in special education. >>> >>> According to the National Sample Survey of Estimation - conducted by >>> the NGO Social and Rural Research Institute in collaboration with the >>> PSU Educational Consultants India Ltd in 2014 - some 60.41 lakh >>> children in the 6-13 age group didn't go to school. Among them, nearly >>> six lakh were physically or mentally challenged. >>> >>> Professor Vinita Kaul, of the education department at Ambedkar >>> University, said teachers need special skills to deal with children >>> with special needs. The NCTE, she added, must make sure that all BEd >>> and MEd colleges engage at least one teacher with expertise on special >>> education so that teacher trainers get proper guidance in the subject. >>> >>> The NCTE and the RCI have set up a committee under Professor N.K. >>> Jangira, of the National Council of Educational Research and Training >>> (NCERT), to draw up the two-year special education curricula. The >>> committee will also suggest the curriculum for the special education >>> papers in the general BEd and MEd streams. >>> >>> Lawyer Ashok Agrawal - who had earlier filed a case against schools >>> for not implementing Right to Education rules that provide for >>> inclusive education to students across all categories - said the >>> situation was "changing gradually". >>> >>> "Private schools in Delhi have engaged teachers trained in special >>> education," he said. 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