Curriculum
Course Code | Title | Internal Assessment Marks | External Assessment Marks | Term End Marks | Credits/ Number of Periods |
I | Child Development | 40 | 60 | 100 | 3 |
i. | Aspects of Child Development a. Meaning and importance of understanding child development b. Stages of development c. Principles of development d. Factors influencing development (heredity and environment) | ||||
ii. | Development domains a. Physical development b. Cognitive development c. Language development d. Social development e. Emotional development |
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II. | Theories And Approaches in Early Childhood Education | 40 | 60 | 100 | 3 |
i. | Theorists a. Piaget: Cognitive development b. Erikson: Psychosocial development | ||||
ii. | Indian and western educators a. Mahatma Gandha b. Gijubhai Badheka c. Rabindranath Tagore d. Friedrich Froebel e. Maria Montessori |
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III | National Curriculum Framework | 40 | 60 | 100 | 3 |
i. | Aims, Curricular Goals, Competencies and Learning Outcomes a. Definitions b. Aims to Learning Outcomes c. Curricular Goals d. Competencies e. Illustrative Learning Outcomes | ||||
ii. | Pedagogy a. Principles of Pedagogy – Panchkosha b. Planning for Teaching – lesson planning – Panchadi c. Building a Positive Relationship between Teachers and Children d. Learning through Play – Conversation, Stories, Toys, Music, Art and Craft e. Strategies for Literacy and Numeracy | ||||
iii. | Records And Assessments a. Guiding Principles for Assessment b. Methods and Tools of Assessment c. Documenting and communicating assessment – Holistic Progress Card (HPC) |
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IV. | Preschool Organisation and Administration | 40 | 60 | 100 | 3 |
i. | Scheduling And Curriculum Planning a. Components Of the Early Childhood Schedule b. Guidelines For Program Scheduling | ||||
ii. | Organizing And Setting Up the Learning Environment a. Managing The Classroom b. Organizing The Environment c. Arranging Indoor Environment d. Arranging Outdoor Environment | ||||
iii. | Selection of toys and equipment a. Teaching learning materials b. Selection of material and equipment c. Storage and care of equipment d. Toys Of Different States of India | ||||
iv. | Organising Time and Creating a Supportive Eco-System a. Organizing the day b. Enabling and empowering teachers c. Ensuring an appropriate environment for learning d. Role of academic and administrative functionaries e. Role of parents and community |
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V. | Mental Health Awareness | 40 | 60 | 100 | 3 |
i. | Significance of mental health in early years and teachers a. Importance of Mental Health and Wellbeing for children b. Teacher’s Mental Health and Wellbeing and Teacher as a facilitator c. Mental Health in Schools, Families & Communities: A Holistic Approach d. Role of School Counsellors e. Role of Special Educators | ||||
ii. | Risk Factors of Mental Health Conditions a. Biological Factors b. Psychological Factors c. Environmental Factors | ||||
iii. | Dealing with specific behaviour problems a. Attachment Concerns b. Bowel and Bladder Control c. Communication Issues d. Separation Anxiety e. School Refusal f. Inattention and Hyperactivity difficulties g. Conduct and related issues |
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VI. | Understanding & Guiding Children with Special Needs | 40 | 60 | 100 | 3 |
i. | Understanding Diversity and Inclusion a. Meaning of disability impairment and handicap b. Concepts and meaning of inclusion c. Terms related to inclusion d. Common myths and facts about inclusion e. Benefits of inclusion | ||||
ii. | Children With Special Needs a. Visual impairment b. Hearing impairment c. Physical disabilities d. Cognitive and intellectual disabilities | ||||
iii. | Assistive Technology / teaching aids a. Why assistive technology b. Types of assistive technology | ||||
iv. | Comprehensive assessment a. Early identification b. Evaluation in an inclusive setting |
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VII. | Practical: Enhancing Professional Capacity through Assignments and Projects | 200 | 200 | – | |
i. | CHILD RIGHTS: (Individual assignment) – Marks 50 A document on child rights will be shared with the learners. On reading the document the learner will have to answer the questions uploaded on the platform or upload/submit a word document | ||||
ii. | Teaching – Learning Aids: (Individual assignment)– Marks 50 Learner has to make teaching aids from the below mentioned list and upload the pictures of the same a. A set of minimum 4 Flash cards b. Two different types of puppets c. One Picture talk d. Two Toy from waste / indigenous material | ||||
iii. | Lesson Planning- (Individual assignment) – Marks 50 Learner has to prepare four lesson plans using steps of Panchadi Lesson plans will be uploaded on the platform. Learner can select from the below mentioned list a. Lesson on numeracy b. Lesson on concept/General Knowledge c. Lesson on literacy d. Lesson on art and craft e. Lesson on story telling f. Lesson on organized learning corner/centre | ||||
iv. | Book review: (Individual assignment) – Marks 50 Learner has to read the book TOTOCHAN provide in the admission kit and based on it will have to answer the questions and upload the answers in word document on the platform |