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(D.El.Ed.)
(Reflective Practitioner)
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(INDEX)
(Course Introduction)
(Course Objectives)
(Work Education - Meaning - Importance)
(Work Education - Meaning - Aim)
(Work Education - Meaning )
(Historical Perspective)
(Purpose and Objectives)
(Essential Curricular area)
(Work Education - Importance )
(Work Education - Scope)
(Work Education - Ideas of Mahathma Gandhi)
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Vs. (Childwork Vs. Child Labour)
(Child Labour)
(Sense of insolodation in work Eduction its implecations)
(Need of Integration in work and Education)
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(Work and Education)
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(Work and Education - Meaning - Importance)
(Sub Topics of the Unit)
(Child Worker) (Childlabour)
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S.U.P.W.
S.U.P.W.
NCF
RTE
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(Meaning)
(work or job)
(work or job) A job, something one aearn money
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(activity)(programme) / (trail) (effort)
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(SUPW)
NCF-2005, RTE-2009, SCF-2011
(earn while yearn learn) (policy) Intensive)
(Objectives of work Education)
(Congnetive Domain )
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(Psychotomotor Domain)
(Affective Domain)
(Work Education - An Essential Curricuar Area)
(graded)
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Translate into Telugu
(Ideas of Mahatma Gandhi on work Education)
(Chainsd of slavery)
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(Basic education)
(Gandhiji’s view of life)
(Historical background of Basic Education)
(Meaning and Philosophy of Basic Educa-tion)
(Pragmetation)
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(Handcraft)
(Main features of Basic Education)
(Free and Compulsory Education):
(Education through Craft):
Self Supporting
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(Ideal of citizenship)
(Metrics of Basic Education)
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Vs (Main features of Basic Education)
(chid work) (child labour)
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(ST),(SC)
(Child Abuse)
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(Sense of Isoloation in Work and Education its Implications)
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IV D.El.Ed. Arts Group SSC
(Need of integration in Work and Education)
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2nd Year D.Ed.
WORK & Education
(Value added and Co-cirricular Paper)
- Y.GIRI BABU YADAV Lecturer, DIET Rayachoty,Kadapa Dist
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2nd ChapterWORK & Education:Diffirent Aspects of Integration in Work and Education
(Introduction)
(Self -Reliance (economic))
(sence of Responsibility)
(Respect for work)
(correction between work and education)
WORK & Education
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(Self -Reliance (economic))
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a)(Preparation)
b)(Effort)
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c)(Incubation / broading)
d)(Insight)
e)(Evaluation)
(Self -Reliance (economic))
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(Sense of Responsibility)
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(School Curriculum and Work)
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(Work as Part of School Curriculum)
(Core Curriculum)
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Inter disciplin-ary
(Role of work in school curriculum)
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(SUPW)Socially Useful Productive Work (SUPW)SUPW
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(Syllabus and Academic Standards)
(Syllabus) (Curriculum)
(Subject)
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(Syllabus and Academic Standards)
(Syllabus)
(Activity) (Academic Standards)
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(House Manage-ment)
(Financial Management)(Emotional Management)
(Financial Management)
(Emotional Management)
(House Management)
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(M.R.P.),
(Consumer Forum)
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(M.R.P.)
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(Academic Standards of Work Education)
(Ex: Health Checkup,
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A+
A
B+
B
C
SA - I1 2 3 4 5 M G
7 8 7 7 9 38 A
SA - II1 2 3 4 5 M G
SA-III1 2 3 4 5 M G
1 2 3 4 5 M G
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A+ A B C D
SA-I, SA-2, SA-3
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(Work & Education - some Experiments and Activities)
Activities with regard to health and hygiene, food, environment, culture,consumer rights, household management, documentation, preparationof models and goods; population activities etc.
Conduct of whole activities : Nature and purpose - list of activities.
(Objectives of the unit)
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(Health Camps)
(Health Camps)
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(discussion).
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documentation / Record
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(Door Mats)
(Documentation)
(Ex : DIET day, T.L. Mela, Sports dayetc.)
(Preparation of models and
tools)
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(Badges)
(Population Education activities)
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(present)
Conduct of whole class activities :- Nature and purpose.- List of activities
(Whole school activities)
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S.M.C.
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(Nature and purpose of whole school Work EducationActivities)
(Nature)
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(Purpose)
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(List of whole school activities)
(Health camp)
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(Changing scenario of Work and Education)
(Sub topics of the unit)
(Objectives of the unit)
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(Introduction)
(change)
(implications)(integration)
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(Relation between Work and Education in changing scenario)
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(Why is the relation between work and Education changed)
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(Problems and limitations in implementation of Work Education)
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(syllabus) (Core areas or essential areas) (Elective areas)
(Coreareas)
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(Elective Areas)
(Problems in implementation of Work Education)
(Shortage of training in the schools)
(Non-availabilityof trained Work Education teachers)
(Organisational problems due to large number of students inclasses)
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(Poor parantal co-operation)
(Less number of periods allotted)
(Small space in Work Experience room / workshop)
(Lack of tools and equipment)
(Lack of facilities like water, land, menure etc.)
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(Difficulty in organising on-the-job trainings)
campusselection
(Lack of funds for implementing Work Education)
low cost, no cost
(Strategies for improving the W.E programme)
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(counselling)
LIC
(Management of Work Education in schools)
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(Essential areas) (Elective areas)
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(Suggestions for effective implementation of Work Education)
(Frequent inservice trainings for teachers)
(Practical)(More practical training in different activites teachers)
(practical)
(Appointment of trained Work Education teachers)
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(More teachers be trained in each W.E. activity)
(Number of periods for week be increased)
(Uniform syllabus for each Work Education activity)
(Income generated Work Education projects be started)
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(Some incentives to effective teachers)
(Co-operation of parents)
(Conduct exams for Work Education programme as per othersubjects)
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VII Paper D.El.Ed - II yearField based Projects
(Sports meet)
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(Bibliography)
Work Education in Schools - C.B.S.E., Delhi
NCERT Position Paper - 2005
Buniyadi Shiksha Ek Nai koshish (2007-2008) - Udaipur
Basic Education - M.K. Gandhi
Work Education - G.S. Shahagal