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A Bachelor of Education (B.Ed) is a two-year undergraduate professional degree designed for aspiring teachers. The course includes core subjects such as philosophy of education, psychology of learning and development, and educational sociology. It also covers pedagogy, including subject-specific teaching methods, educational technology, and inclusive education strategies. Practical components like teaching practice, micro-teaching, and internships provide hands-on experience.
Eligibility typically requires an undergraduate degree with a minimum percentage, and sometimes entrance exams. The B.Ed program develops skills in instructional methods, classroom management, communication, and assessment, leading to careers in teaching, educational administration, curriculum development, and consulting. Advanced studies and professional development opportunities are also available for graduates.
The Diploma in Elementary Education (D.El.Ed) is a two-year diploma program aimed at training teachers for the elementary level (classes I to VIII). The course focuses on developing teaching skills, understanding child development, and creating effective learning environments. It includes theoretical subjects like educational psychology, pedagogy of various subjects, and educational technology. Practical training involves classroom teaching practice, internships, and workshops.
Eligibility typically requires a minimum qualification of 10+2 with a specified percentage. The D.El.Ed prepares graduates for roles as elementary school teachers, focusing on foundational education and overall child development.