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− | {{ | + | {{Color-box|11|Welcome to the Teacher Education Portal|Children are self-directed learners and their learning extends beyond schools. If the teacher is not able to continuously develop her own capabilities, she will become a limiting rather than facilitating factor in the child's learning. Further, teachers must be able to access resources for their own learning as well as create resource rich environments for learning for their classrooms. This paradigm applies both in schools and teacher training institutions. In fact, availability of good quality curricular resources and lack of adequate professional development of the teachers and teacher educators have been identified as major determinants of the quality of education in India. |
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+ | {{Color-box|1|Articles by Educators|3='''Stories they tell about languages''' by '''Prof Ramakant Agnihotri''' | ||
− | + | This is article on languages and impact on teaching-learning in today's Hindu. The article discusses the "purity" of language and dangers in making assumptions about parent language, preserving and teaching a "standard" pure language. Of particular interest is the discussion on the role of Sanskrit. The article also makes recommendations about how to structure learning processes that can build linguistic sense in children, during the initial years of schooling (many others have written about the absorbent mind for language in the early years of a child's life).The article can be accessed [http://www.thehindu.com/opinion/lead/stories-they-tell-about-languages/article4747023.ece here]. | |
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− | + | Prof Ramakant Agnihotri also headed the NCF curriculum committee on teaching of Indian languages. | |
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+ | '''The Parrot's Training''' by | ||
+ | '''Rabindranath Tagore''' | ||
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+ | This short story written by the great poet talks about how a king tried to school a parrot. Stuffed with teachings and in a cage, the parrot dies. The parallels can be drawn to an education system where education has become equated with facts and children are made to learn and memorize facts that are out of context here. To read the entire article click [http://karnatakaeducation.org.in/KOER/en/index.php?title=File:Tagore_parrot.pdf here].}} | ||
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+ | {{Color-box|3|Selected Educator|3=[[File:eleanorindex.jpeg|left|300px]]Eleanor Duckworth is a constructivist educator and a cognitive psychologist. Her main ideas of teaching learning include the ideas that the child brings in her own knowledge and experience as well as the need for a sufficiently challenging environment for the learning to happen. The teacher takes on the role of a facilitator for the learning as well the role of a researcher inquiring into the learning process. In a powerful article, she argues that the having of wonderful ideas and the asking of good questions is the key to intellectual development. | ||
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+ | Please see the following additional links. | ||
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+ | 1. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Eleanor_Duckworth Wikipedia on her. | ||
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+ | 2. http://www.criticalexplorers.org/investigations/ This is a compilation of ongoing investigative approaches to specific topics in History. | ||
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+ | 3. http://www.criticalexplorers.org/blog/categories/classroom-teaching/ - The blog linked to the above web site. | ||
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+ | {{Color-box|5|State Resource Group for TE|'''Mandate of the SRG''' | ||
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+ | # Vision document for TE | ||
+ | # Capacity building for DIET/ CTE faculty | ||
+ | # Curriculum and materials development for preservice and inservie teacher education | ||
+ | # Research | ||
+ | # Pedagogy and Assessment}} | ||
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+ | {{Color-box|2|Topics|# [[Karnataka teacher educator forum|Karnataka Teacher Educator Forum / Community of Practice]] | ||
+ | # [[Teacher speak |Teacher speak ]] | ||
+ | # [[Useful links |Useful links teacher education ]] | ||
+ | # [[Teacher_eligibility_test_TET |Teacher Eligibility Test (TET)]] | ||
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+ | {{Color-box|2|Events|# [[Karnataka_Open_Educational_Resources:Current_events | KOER-STF Teacher Education Workshops]] | ||
+ | # [[Dharwad_DIET_ICT_Literacy_Workshop_July_1-3,2013_Read_more | Dharwad ICT Hardware workshop]] | ||
+ | # [[Portal:Teacher_Education/Events/Events_History | History of Teacher Education events]] | ||
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+ | {{Color-box|4|Book Review|'''Tracing the trajectory of sociology of education''' | ||
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+ | '''Sociology of Education in India - Changing Contours and Emerging Concerns<br> | ||
+ | Edited by Geetha B. Nambissan, S. Srinivasa Rao;''' <br> | ||
+ | Oxford University Press, YMCA Library Building, Jai Singh Road, New Delhi-110001. | ||
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+ | '''Book Review by Vidya K. S.'''<br> | ||
+ | ( Vidya is a research scholar at the Zakir Husain Centre for Educational Studies, JNU ) | ||
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+ | The discipline and practice of education has largely been circumscribed within discussions privileging its role and importance in the growth and development of a country’s social and economic status. Few studies have sought to examine its evolution and inter-disciplinary nature that finds its theoretical underpinnings in philosophy, sociology, economics, history and psychology. This book is a novel attempt to trace the trajectory of the sociology of education in post-independent India. | ||
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− | {{ | + | {{Color-box|6|Resources|'''National level''' |
− | + | # [http://www.ncte-india.org/publicnotice/NCFTE_2010.pdf National Curricular Framework for Teacher Education -NCFTE 2010] | |
− | + | # [http://www.teindia.nic.in/Files/AWPB/Guidelines_TES-June-2012.pdf MHRD 12 Plan guidelines for Teacher Education] | |
+ | # [http://www.ncert.nic.in/new_ncert/ncert/rightside/links/pdf/focus_group/teacher_edu_final.pdf NCF 2005 Position Paper Teacher Education for Curriculum Renewal] | ||
+ | # [http://teacher-ed.hbcse.tifr.res.in/documents/brc-crc-guidelines BRC CRC Guidelines - Approaches to school support and improvement] | ||
+ | # [http://www.teindia.nic.in/Files/AWPB/Annual_Work_plan_Format_2014-15.pdf Annual Work Plan format 2014-15 for Teacher Education] | ||
+ | # [http://mhrd.gov.in/sites/upload_files/mhrd/files/School%20Education%20MMP%20-%20DPR%20Draft%2010-June-2013.pdf Detailed Project Report for School Education MMP–Draft Copy] | ||
− | + | [[Teacher Education Additional Resources | Read more]] | |
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− | + | '''Karnataka documents''' | |
+ | # Final Karnataka Teacher Professional Development Policy - Findings & Recommendations - KJA [http://karnatakaeducation.org.in/KOER/en/index.php/File:Final_Karnataka_Teacher_Professional_Development_Policy_-_Findings_%26_Recommendations_-_KJA.odt Final-TPD-Policy] | ||
+ | # DIET AWP 2013-14 for Teacher Education (12 Plan) [[Teacher Education AWP 2013-14]] | ||
+ | # [http://karnatakaeducation.org.in/KOER/en/images/7/70/DIETs_-_Potential_and_Possibilities_2007_NIAS.pdf DIETs -Potential and Possibilities, 2007 - Report from a 2 day consultation from DQEP project, NIAS] | ||
+ | # [http://karnatakaeducation.org.in/KOER/en/index.php/File:Executive_Summary_and_Recommendations_-_Diet_Evaluation_Report_Karnataka_University_2006.odt Executive Summary and Recommendations - Diet Evaluation Report Karnataka University 2006.odt] | ||
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+ | [[Useful links for Teacher Education | Useful links for Teacher Education]] | ||
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− | + | '''Global''' | |
− | + | [http://unesco.org.pk/education/documents/step/StrategicFramework-forTeacherEducationandProfessionalDevelopment.pdf Strategic Framework for Teacher Education And Professional Development, Pakistan - UNESCO and USAID] | |
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Latest revision as of 15:01, 5 September 2020
Welcome to the Teacher Education Portal Children are self-directed learners and their learning extends beyond schools. If the teacher is not able to continuously develop her own capabilities, she will become a limiting rather than facilitating factor in the child's learning. Further, teachers must be able to access resources for their own learning as well as create resource rich environments for learning for their classrooms. This paradigm applies both in schools and teacher training institutions. In fact, availability of good quality curricular resources and lack of adequate professional development of the teachers and teacher educators have been identified as major determinants of the quality of education in India. |
Articles by Educators Stories they tell about languages by Prof Ramakant Agnihotri This is article on languages and impact on teaching-learning in today's Hindu. The article discusses the "purity" of language and dangers in making assumptions about parent language, preserving and teaching a "standard" pure language. Of particular interest is the discussion on the role of Sanskrit. The article also makes recommendations about how to structure learning processes that can build linguistic sense in children, during the initial years of schooling (many others have written about the absorbent mind for language in the early years of a child's life).The article can be accessed here. Prof Ramakant Agnihotri also headed the NCF curriculum committee on teaching of Indian languages.
This short story written by the great poet talks about how a king tried to school a parrot. Stuffed with teachings and in a cage, the parrot dies. The parallels can be drawn to an education system where education has become equated with facts and children are made to learn and memorize facts that are out of context here. To read the entire article click here. |
Selected Educator
Eleanor Duckworth is a constructivist educator and a cognitive psychologist. Her main ideas of teaching learning include the ideas that the child brings in her own knowledge and experience as well as the need for a sufficiently challenging environment for the learning to happen. The teacher takes on the role of a facilitator for the learning as well the role of a researcher inquiring into the learning process. In a powerful article, she argues that the having of wonderful ideas and the asking of good questions is the key to intellectual development.
Please see the following additional links. 1. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Eleanor_Duckworth Wikipedia on her. 2. http://www.criticalexplorers.org/investigations/ This is a compilation of ongoing investigative approaches to specific topics in History. 3. http://www.criticalexplorers.org/blog/categories/classroom-teaching/ - The blog linked to the above web site. |
State Resource Group for TE Mandate of the SRG
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Topics
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Events
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Book Review Tracing the trajectory of sociology of education Sociology of Education in India - Changing Contours and Emerging Concerns Book Review by Vidya K. S. The discipline and practice of education has largely been circumscribed within discussions privileging its role and importance in the growth and development of a country’s social and economic status. Few studies have sought to examine its evolution and inter-disciplinary nature that finds its theoretical underpinnings in philosophy, sociology, economics, history and psychology. This book is a novel attempt to trace the trajectory of the sociology of education in post-independent India. |
Resources National level
Karnataka documents
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