SECTION
DEGREE PROGRAMS
Why Choose DSI?
Our institutions
are characterised by their high quality education
across a broad range of disciplines in the
fields of arts, commerce, sciences, pharmacy,
engineering, information technology, biological
sciences, dental science and business management.
Our courses are continuously updated to keep
pace with international standards in order
to make students highly competent in a challenging
environment.
EDUCATION : Bachelor
in Education(B. Ed)
Duration of Course:
1 Year of Two Semesters
Eligibility
A citizen of
India who has passed B.A./ B.Sc. degree examination
of Bangalore University or any University
in India or abroad recognised as equivalent
through 10+2+3 pattern of Education, obtaining
50% of marks in aggregate of all the subjects.
If he/she has studied for 3 years, he/she
is eligible for admission to the B.Ed. course
provided:
1. He/she has studied in any one of the languages:
Kannada | English | Hindi | Urdu | Marathi
| Sanskrit
2. Any two of the following electives:
History | Political Science | Sociology |
Geography | Economics | Philosophy | Psychology
| Physics | Chemistry | Botany | Zoology |
Geology | Mathematics | English | Kannada
| Hindi | Urdu | Marathi | Sanskrit | Bio-Technology
| Computer Science | Electronics | Statistics
MMethods of Teachingof
Teaching
The following
content-cum methods of teaching school subjects
will be provided in the College
Kannada | English | Hindi | History &
Civics | Geography | Physics | Chemistry |
Mathematics | Biological Science
.
Student/Teacher can opt two C.C.M’s
of Teaching School Subject as per the combination
given below
| 1. English
& History & Civics
|
13. English
& Mathematics |
| 2. Kannada
& History & Civics |
14. Kannada
& Mathematics |
| 3. Hindi &
History & Civics |
15. Hindi
& Mathematics |
| 4. Sanskrit
& History and Civics |
16. Sanskrit
& Mathematics |
| 5. Geography
& History and Civics |
17. Physics
& Mathematics |
| 6. English
& Geography |
18. Chemistry
& Mathematics |
| 7. Kannada
& Geography |
19. English
& Chemistry |
| 8. English
& Biological Sciences |
20. Kannada
& Chemistry |
| 9. Kannada
& Biological Sciences |
21. English
& Physics |
| 10. Hindi
& Biological Sciences |
22. Kannada
& Physics |
| 11. Sanskrit
& Biological Sciences |
23. Biological
Sciences & Chemistry |
| 12. Physics
& Chemistry |
|
Attendance, Progress
and Conduct
A student-teacher
must have 80% of attendance in each semester
in all theory papers and practical attendance.
Shortage to the extent of 5% can be condoned
by the university on the recommendation of
the concerned Principal of the college, starting
with a penalty of Rs. 300/- per subject in
the case of theory papers, and Rs.300/- in
the case of shortage of attendance to the
extent of 5% in teaching practice.
A student-teacher
must submit all assignments II & I to
qualify him/her for appearing in the II- I
Semester examinations.
Submission of assignments, appearing for class-tests
and participation in practical activities
conducted by the college in respect of core-papers,
CCM papers, participation in CLC and Excursion
are compulsory in order to be eligible for
appearing I and II semester examinations.
Teaching Practice
Every student-teacher
should prepare 12+1 lesson plans in each CCM
subject which are to be guided and approved
by the concerned method master. The marks
of the best 5 lessons could be taken for awarding
marks to practice in teaching.
Practice teaching
shall be in one block or of the spread over-type,
depending upon the convenience of the college
with a minimum duration of 6 weeks.
1. Community
Living Camp & Excursion
Each Student- Teacher has
to participate and submit the report on his/her
participation in community living camp exclusively
conducted at a rural place by the College
during the I Semester.
Each student must compulsorily
take part in excursion, visit places of Educational,
Historical, Cultural, and Technical
importance, and submit a report to the College
during the II-Semester.
