2 sem ,3rd sem Practical, 4 th sem

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 B.Ed. 2nd Semester Practical Work – Short Checklist (Brief List) 

EDU 206.1 – Core Practical (School Based)

  1. School Profile & Practices – PTA, Alumni, NCC/NSS, SPC, JRC, Scouts/Guides, School Assembly report (10–15 pages).  1
  2. Adolescent Awareness Class – Conduct one awareness class and write report.  2
  3. Exceptional Children Analysis – Study children with special needs + Sociogram.  3
  4. Assessment Practices – Analyse how the school conducts exams and evaluation.  4
  5. Reflective Journal – Reflection for each activity.  5
  6. Timely Submission – Submit records on time.  6

EDU 206.2 – Pedagogic Practical

  1. Student Teacher Portfolio – Collection of all practicum works.   7
  2. Discussion Lesson Plans (5) – Prepared and discussed in college. 8
  3. Demonstration Class Observation (5) – Observe model classes. 9
  4. Criticism Class (1) – Lesson plan + teaching + observation report.  10
  5. School Induction (5 Classes) – Teaching practice in school + supervision diary. 11

EDU 206.3 – Health & Physical Education

  1. Participation in Games/Sports – Participation certificate or record. 12
  2. Sports Meet Organization – Report + rules + diagrams (Long Jump / Shot Put). 13

EDU 206.4 – Drama & Art in Education (EPC)

  1. Local Artist Interview – Interview a folk/local artist + report. 14
  2. Art Evaluation Criteria – Criteria for evaluating any 2 art forms (drawing, music, drama etc.). 15

✅ Important:

  • Maintain Record + Reflective Journal for most activities.
  • Get teacher/supervisor signature.
  • Attach evidence (photos, certificates, diagrams) if needed.




Here is the Semester III Practicum in brief format.

B.Ed Semester III Practicum (Brief Format)

EDU 302.1 – Core

  1. Value Education Class (2) – School  ( 1)
    Record & Reflective Journal
    Marks: 20

  2. Case Study on Learning Problems – School
    Report (15–20 pages) & Reflective Journal
    Marks: 30    , (2 )

  3. Action Research (1) – School
    Report (15–20 pages) & Reflective Journal   (3)

Pedagogic Activities

  1. Unit Plan (1) – College
    Record (  4)
    Marks: 10

  2. 50 Lesson Plans & 50 Classes – School
    Record & Reflective Journal  (5)
    Marks: 250

  3. Language Across the Curriculum (2 Classes) – School  (6)
    Record & Reflective Journal
    Marks: 10

  4. Subject Club / Forum Activities – School
    Record & Reflective Journal ( 7)
    Marks: 10

  5. Improvised Teaching Aids (Charts & Models – 2 each) – College
    Record & Evidence   (8)

  6. Self-Assessment Tool for Students – School
    Record & Evidence  (9)
    Marks: 10

  7. Peer Evaluation of Classes (2) – School / College
    Peer Review Report  (10)
    Marks: 10

  8. Achievement Test (1) – School
    Record   (  11)
    Marks: 20

  9. Diagnostic Test & Remedial Programme – School
    Record   (12)

EDU 302.3 – Health & Physical Education

  1. Physical Education (3 Classes) – School  (  13)
    Marks: 15

  2. Health Education (2 Classes) – School    (14)
    Marks: 10

  3. Yoga (3 Classes) – School  15
    Marks: (15)

Total: 40 Marks

EDU 302.4 – Drama and Art in Education

  1. Class on Art Forms & Cultural Heritage of India   (16)
    Marks: 10

  2. Activity for National Integration / Patriotism    (17)
    (Quiz, Competition, Seminar etc.)
    Marks: 10

Total: 20 Marks

Portfolio & Viva

  • Student Teacher Portfolio – 20 Marks  ( 18)
  • Viva-Voce – 20 Marks

Semester Total

Total Marks: 540
Credits: 27


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