B.Ed. Eligibility Criteria

A graduate or post graduate with 50% marks in aggregate from any stream and 55% marks in B.E. or B.Tech. Examination is eligible to apply for admission to B.Ed. course.

Given below is the revised syllabus 2015 of the B. Ed. Program. The University reserves the right to update, revise or delete the Curriculum from time to time.

REVISED SYLLABUS 2015
Lucknow University

ORDINANCE FOR B.Ed. TWO YEARS (FOUR SEMESTERS) PROGRAMME

FROM (SESSION 2015-16 ONWARDS)

DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION LUCKNOW UNIVERSITY LUCKNOW

Annexure B

Bachelor of Education (B.Ed.)

Course Objectives

1. To enable the prospective teachers to understand the nature purpose and Philosophy of school Education.

2. To develop competencies, values and skills required for becoming an reflective and humane teacher.

3. To sensitize them towards the promotion of social cohesion National integration and International understanding,

4. To enable them to address gender issues and protection of human rights.

5. To prepare them for dynamic leadership

6. To empower to teachers to cultivate scientific temper among students.

7. To enable them to utilize community resources as educational inputs.

8. To develop communication skills, train them to use modern information and communication technology for school purposes.

9. To train them in conducting action research in educational situation and to improve the pedagogical practices in their subjects.

ORDIDANCES

(A) Duration of Course:

Bachelor of Education (B.Ed.) course shall be a two year full time professional preservice teacher education programme with each year divided in two semesters.

First semester shall be from 16th July to 30th November and the stretch of the second semester shall be from 5th December to 20th April. At the end of each semester the candidates shall be required to present themselves for examination.

It shall be a full time course including Theory, Practice in teaching, internship, field work, professional development and other prescribed activities.

(B) No. of Seats:

Total intake of B.Ed. course in the Department of Education, University of Lucknow shall be 80 or as decided by NCTE from time to time, while for the associated colleges of University of Lucknow, the seats will be determined by NCTE and approved by State Government enforced from time to time.

(C) Eligibility criteria:

The eligibility requirement for the admission of the candidates to B.Ed. course shall be in accordance with the eligibility criteria determine by NCTE/ U.P. Govt. Order issued from time to time.

(D) Procedure of Admission:

(1) Admission to B.Ed. course shall be made in accordance with State Govt. Order and notifications issued from time to time.

(2) Reservation of seats shall be as per State Government notifications.

(E) Fee Structure:

The B.Ed. students shall be required to pay the fees as decided by University and Government of Uttar Pradesh from time to time.

(F) The Four Semesters:

1. First and third Semester of Bachelor of Education (B.Ed.) programme shall be four and half month long (16th July to 30th November) excluding semester-end examination and five days semester break.

2. Second and fourth Semester of Bachelor of Education (B.Ed.) programme shall be four and half month long (5th December to 20th April).

(G) Allocation of Marks/Grades:

(I). Each theory paper shall carry 100 marks which are allocated in the proportion of 70: 30 for semester-end theory examination and C.C.E.( Amendable as per Examination Policy of the University).

(II). The division of marks in four semesters of Bachelor of Education (B.Ed.) programme shall be as follows:

Semesters	Marks	Grades A to E
First Semester	500	Professional development Activities
Second Semester	650 (450+200)*	Professional development Activities
Third Semester	500 (300+200)**	Professional development Activities
Fourth Semester	500	Professional development Activities
Bachelor of Education (B.Ed.)	2150

*Theory Papers 400 marks + Educational Psychology Practicals 50 marks =450;

Practice in Teaching Examination- 200 marks

**Theory Papers 300 marks+ Internship200 marks= 500

(H) Standard of Passing:

I. The candidate must obtain at least 40% marks in each theory paper

separately with aggregate marks of 50% in total.

II. Minimum passing marks in Educational Psychology Practical, Practice in

Teaching and Internship shall be 50%.

III. Successful candidates shall be placed in two divisions both in theory and

Practice in teaching examinations separately as under:

A First division: candidates obtaining 60% or more aggregate marks.

B Second division: candidates obtaining not less than 50% and below 60%

of aggregate marks.

In order to pass the Bachelor of Education (B.Ed.) examination the candidates are also

required to participate within stipulated time in professional development activities and to

obtain a minimum ‘C’ grade.

(I) Awards of Degree:

The degree of Bachelor of Education (B.Ed.) of the University of Lucknow shall be

awarded to candidates who have pursued a regular course of study in the university

and have fulfilled all the conditions and have passed the prescribed examinations.

(J) Curriculum outline: B.Ed. I Year

(Enforce from session 2015-16)

Semester I		Semester II
A-Compulsory Papers	Marks	A-Compulsory Papers	Marks
PAPER I: Philosophical And Sociological Perspective Of Education PAPER II: Psychological Perspective Of Education PAPER III: Understanding of Discipline	70+30  70+30    70+30	PAPER I: Technological Perspectives of Education. PAPER II: Subject Knowledge and Pedagogy of various School Subjects. PAPER III: Child and Adolescent Development.	70+30    70+30    70+30
B-OPTIONAL PAPER (Student has to choose one paper):PAPER IV 1- Value and Peace Education. 2-Inclusive Education.	70+30	B-OPTIONAL PAPERS (Student has to choose one paper):PAPER IV 1. Environmental Education. 2. Computer Education.	70+30
C-Field Work 1. One week Observation of teaching of regular teachers and report writing. 2. Community Work.	50 50	C.Field Work 1. Four weeks practice – in – teaching 2. Educational Psychology Practical.	200 50
D-Professional Development Classes on Personality Development.	Grade A to E	D-Professional Development Classes on life skills	Grade A to E
TOTAL	500	TOTAL	650

 

B.Ed. II Year

(Enforce from session 2015-16)

Semester III		Semester IV
A-Compulsory Papers	Marks	A-Compulsory Papers	Marks
PAPER I: School Management and Hygiene PAPER II: Measurement and Evaluation	70+30    70+30	PAPER I: Contemporary India and Education PAPER II: Gender issues and Human Rights Education PAPER III: Guidance and Counselling.	70+30    70+30    70+30
B-Internship – 16 weeks 1. Morning Assembly 2. Attendance Register 3. Teachers Diary 4. Continuous and Comprehensive Evaluation. 5. School infrastructure 6. Any other duty assigned by the Principal	200	B-Optional Papers (Student has to choose one paper)PAPER IV 1-Theoretical Foundations of Curriculum. 2-Innovations in Education	70+30
C-Field work. 1-Action Research during Internship and its Report Writing. 2-Reflections and consolidation of internship and its Report Writing.	50 50	C- Field Work 1- Content Analysis of Text book 2-Library Visit of School and Report Writing.	50 50
D-Professional Development Educational Tour outside the State / in exceptional cases any project assigned by the panel of experts constituted and headed by the Dean, Faculty of Education, L.U.	Grade A to E	D-Professional Development Classes in Music / Drama / Craft / Physical Education/ Disaster Management.	Grade A to E
TOTAL	500	TOTAL	500

 

(K) Continuous and comprehensive Evaluation (C.C.E)*

(a) In each paper the continuous internal assessment system would have a weightage of 30% marks, while the semester end examination shall have a weightage of 70% marks.

(b) The weightage of components in continuous internal assessment system will be as under:

- Practicum/ field work 15 marks

- Assignment and/ presentation 10 marks

- Attendance and class participation 05 marks

(c) It shall be the duty of the teacher/teachers to conduct Continuous and comprehensive Evaluation. In case more than one teacher is sharing the teaching work in a paper, each teacher shall evaluate independently but total weightage should be 15 marks.

Note 1: The syllabus will be revised from time to time as per NCTE/ UGC guidelines.

(L) Attendance:

(I) Every B.Ed. student shall have to attend at least 75 % theory and internship classes and 100% Educational Psychology Practical classes, Practice in Teaching and other components of B.Ed. programme, failing which He/she shall not be sent up for the examination.

(II)  In case of shortage of attendance on medical grounds the Vice Chancellor may condone not more than 10% of shortage of attendance on the recommendations of the Head, Department of Education and Dean, Faculty of Education as per the provisions of University Statutes.

(M) Examination :Rules and Regulations:

1. Students who have completed their course for the Bachelor of Education (B.Ed.) First Semester but have failed to appear/ pass the semester examination will be allowed to re-appear in the subsequent First semester examination. Those who fail to appear/ pass in any paper in the second semester may be permitted to appear at the next year’s semester examination without further attendance at lectures if their applications for permission meet with the approval of the Head of the Department of Education and the Dean, Faculty of Education.

2. Candidates allowed to appear at the Bachelor of Education (B.Ed.) semester examination under this ordinance as exempted candidates shall be required to pay the examination fee as prescribed by the University.

3. There shall be a Semester-End examination and each student has to appear in all papers/ including Theory, Practicals, Practice in teaching, internship, field work, professional development.

4. All those candidates who pass a semester examination (under section 2 stated above) can appear for improvement in only one theory paper of a semester at the next Back Paper/ Regular examination of that semester and not thereafter. However, the improvement facility will not be given in all the papers prescribed in the course.

5. Students of following categories shall be ‘Eligible for Back Paper (EBP)’. An EBP candidate shall be promoted to next semester. The back paper facility in a semester provides promotion to the next semester and another opportunity to obtain a minimum of the pass marks assigned for an individual paper or in the aggregate.

A. The candidates who fail to secure an aggregate of 50% of the maximum marks for a semester but have obtained 40% of the maximum marks assigned to each of their papers may appear in all the papers as exempted candidate or may appear in only one theory paper of his choice as EBP candidate to secure a minimum in the aggregate.

B. The candidates who secure an aggregate of 50% of the maximum marks for a semester but fail to secure a minimum of 40% of the maximum marks in one out of four papers prescribed for the semester papers or in case where there are more than four papers prescribed for the semester , the candidates who have failed in two theory papers or have failed in one theory paper shall be declared ‘EBP’. Such candidates will appear only in their uncleared papers.

C. All the candidates covered in the categories defined in the sub sections A & B of the section 5 shall be given only one chance to clear the semester in the next back paper/ regular examination of that semester and not thereafter.

6. A candidate with two out of three or three out of four uncleared papers in his/ her first semester examination shall be declared ‘Failed’ but will be promoted to the second semester but not beyond till he/ she becomes a candidate under 3or 4 by appearing as an exempted candidate in the next Back paper/ Regular examination of that semester and not thereafter. Such a promotion from third to fourth semester shall also be granted to the candidates who have passed either their first two semester examinations as per section 2 or have cleared all papers of first semester but, they are EBP in 2nd semester.

7. The back paper facility will not be given to a candidate if the number of his uncleared papers in all of his previous semester examinations exceeds three.

8. In case where three of the four Semesters have been cleared in three years, the Vice Chancellor/ Examination Committee may recommend for only one more opportunity in the fourth coming Back Paper/ Regular examination of that semester and not thereafter.

9. The examination for the degree of the bachelor of education shall include: Theory of Examination, practice in teaching examination and practical examination, internship and professional development activities.

10. The students shall be required to complete their practice- in- teaching work, (at least 40 supervised lessons,) the prescribed Practical work , internship, field work ,and other activities as per regular schedule of the department and the institution. Failure in compliance to this condition shall disallow a candidate from appearing in B.Ed. examination of the University.

(a) Candidates who have completed their course in practice- in- teaching and but have failed to pass or to appear at the B.Ed. practice teaching examination shall be allowed to present themselves for re-examination therein at the subsequent examination without attending a full course. They shall however be required to teach at least 15 supervised lessons before appearing at the B.Ed. Practice- in- Teaching Examination.

(b) A candidate who has failed to pass or to appear at the semester end B.Ed. Theory Examination after completing all the course requirements of all components of B.Ed. programme, may present himself/herself for re-examination there in at a subsequent B.Ed. semester end Examination of same semester as an EXEMPTED CANDIDATE as per the B.Ed.syllabus.

(c) A candidate who has completed his/her course for the Bachelor of Education Programme but has failed to pass or appear in both written as well as practice in teaching examination may present him/her self for re-examination therein at a subsequent examination at a University examination in a subsequent academic session as per provisions under (a) and (b) above.

(d) A candidate desirous of appearing at a B.Ed. back paper/improvement examination under the provisions of the University shall be required to answer the question papers set in accordance with the old syllabus which was originally studied by the candidates.

(e) A candidate who has failed to complete his/her required practice in teaching lesson in second semester shall complete the same in the third semester during internship and may present him/herself as exempted candidates in subsequent second semester practice in teaching examination.

(f) A candidate shall be eligible for promotion from third semester to fourth semester only after completion of all components of B.Ed. in semester I & semester II. They can complete the internship in subsequent semester III next year if they were unable to complete it in their regular semester III

B.Ed. two years course will comprise of four semesters with 2000 marks in all. Each semester has maximum 500 marks.

• Each semester except Semester III will have

• Three compulsory papers (each of 100 marks with 70 marks external and 30 marks internal) 3100 =300

• Two optional papers in which student has to opt one paper each of 100 marks with 70 marks external & 30 marks internal) 1100=100

• Two field work (50 marks each) 250=100

• One Personality development course to be evaluated in grade Total marks 500

• Semester III will have

• One compulsory paper 1100=100 marks

• Internship (practice – in - teaching) 300 marks

• Different Activities during internship 5 20= 100 marks

• Professional development to be evaluated in grade

• Each theory paper will be of maximum 100 marks. With a division of 70 external and 30 internal marks.

• 30 marks will have division as follows –

• Field activity related to paper -15 marks

• Assignment and /Presentation – 10 marks

• Attendance – 05 marks.

 

B.Ed. Semester- I

• Compulsory Papers

• Philosophical Sociological Perspective of Education

• Psychological Perspective of Learning and Teaching.

• Understanding of Discipline.

• Optional Papers (Student has to choose one paper)

• Value and Peace Education.

• Inclusive Education.

• Field Work

• One week Observation of teaching of regular teachers and report writing.

• Community Work.

• Professional Development

Classes on Personality Development

• Professional Development

Classes on Life Skills

 

B.Ed. Semester- II

• Compulsory Papers

• Technological Perspectives of Education.

• Subject Knowledge and Pedagogy of various School Subjects.

• Child and Adolescent Development.

• Optional Papers (Student has to choose one paper)

• Environmental Education.

• Computer Education.

• Field Work

• Four weeks practice – in – teaching

• Educational Psychology Practical.

• Professional Development

Classes on Life Skills

 

B.Ed. Semester III

• Compulsory Paper

• School Management and Hygiene

• Measurement and Evaluation

• Internship – 16 weeks

• Teachers Diary

• Attendance Register

• Morning Assembly

• Continuous and Comprehensive Evaluation.

• School infrastructure

• Any other duty assigned by the Principal

• Field work.

• Action Research during Internship and its Report Writing.

• Reflections and consolidation of internship and its Report Writing.

• Professional Development

Educational Tour outside the State / in exceptional cases any project assigned by the panel of experts constituted and headed by the Dean, Faculty of Education, L.U.

 

B.Ed. Semester- IV

• Compulsory Papers

• Contemporary India and Education

• Gender issues and Human Rights Education

• Guidance and Counselling.

• Optional Papers (Student has to choose one paper)

• Theoretical Foundations of Curriculum.

• Innovations in Education.

C Field Work

• Content Analysis of Text book

• Library Visit of School and Report Writing.

• Professional Development

Classes in Music / Drama / Craft / Physical Education/ Disaster Management