Semester 1

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Edu 01 👈 Click Here

Unit 1 Knowlwedge and Curriculum : Philosophical and Sociological Perspectives  👈 Click Here 

Unit 2 : Philosophical Perspectives of Education 👈 Click Here 

Unit 3 Sociological Perspectives of Education 👈 Click Here 

Unit 4: Education and Social Change 👈 Click Here 


Edu 02

Unit 1 Foundations of Educational Psychology 👈 Click Here 

Unit 2 Development of the learner 👈 Click Here 

Unit 3 Learner difference in Intelligence and Creativity 👈 Click Here 

Unit 4 : Personality of the learner 👈 Click Here 


Edu 03

Unit 1: Introduction to Educational Technology

Unit 2:  Communication Technology

Unit 3: ICT in Education

Unit 4: Students Safety on the net


Edu 04.10

Unit 1 Introduction to teaching and learning

Unit 2: Nature, Scope and Development of Social Science Education

Unit 3: Aims and Objectives of Teaching Social Science

Unit 4 Instructional Methods, Techniques and Strategies in Social Science Teaching


Edu 05.10

Unit 1: Introduction to Pedagogical Content Knowledge Analysis

Unit 2: Instructional Planning and Designing Lesson Templates

Unit 3 Essential Requirements for Teaching Social Science Education

Unit 4: Instructional Resources in Teaching and Learning of Social Science

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