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Certificate in Primary Teacher Training

Certificate

• Principles of Education

o Concept of Education

o Pre-Primary Education: Historical Perspective

o The Open Window

o UN Convention on Child’s Rights

o Pre-Primary Education in India

o Inclusion of Early Childhood Learning as art of

• Education and Philosophyo Idealism, Naturalism and Pragmatism

o Application of the Above in Philosophy of Rousseau, Froebel, Gandhi

Tagore

o Development of Montessori Method

• Child-Centric Educationo Concept of Child

o Characteristics of Child

o Implication in Pre

• Co-Curricular Activities in Preo Concept of Co-Curricular Activity

o Different Types of Co

o Activity-based Education

o Freedom and Discipline

o Reward and Punishme

• Montessori and Pre-Primary Education o Life of Maria Montess

o Montessori Theory and System of Education

o Stages of Child Development

• Development of Montessori Methodo House of Children

o Secrets of Childhood

Teacher Training

Certificate in Primary Teacher Training

Duration : 480 Hrs / 6 Months

ducation

Concept of Education

Primary Education: Historical Perspective

The Open Window

UN Convention on Child’s Rights

Primary Education in India

Inclusion of Early Childhood Learning as art of institutionalized

Education and Philosophy Idealism, Naturalism and Pragmatism

Application of the Above in Philosophy of Rousseau, Froebel, Gandhi

Development of Montessori Method

Centric Education Concept of Child-Centric Education

Characteristics of Child-Centric Education

Implication in Pre-Primary Education

Curricular Activities in Pre-Primary Education Curricular Activity

Different Types of Co-Curricular Activities

based Education

Freedom and Discipline

Reward and Punishme

Primary Education Life of Maria Montessori

Montessori Theory and System of Education

Stages of Child Development

Development of Montessori Method House of Children

Secrets of Childhood

Page 1

Teacher Training

education

Application of the Above in Philosophy of Rousseau, Froebel, Gandhi and

Certificate in Primary Teacher Training Page 2

o Principles of Self-Education

• Montessori Environment o Prepared Environment

o Montessori Materials

o Process of Normalisation

o The vision of Peace Education

• Montessori Method and Other Pre-Primary Education Systems o Kindergarten and Nursery

o Montessori

o Comparison

o Child Psychology and Learning Process

o Child Psychology

o Meaning of Child Psychology

o Nature of Child Psychology

o Dr. Montessori’s Work on Child Psychology

o Originality of Montessori’s Psychology

• Growth and Development of Child o Concept of Growth and Development

o Stages of Development

o Determinants of Development: Heredity and Environment

o Dr. Montessori’s View on Child Development

o Theory of the Montessori Method: Unique position of Man at Birth and the Laws

of Natural

o Development

• Developmental Characteristics of Children in the Pre-School Years o Physical Development

o Mental/Cognitive Development

o Emotional Development

o Social Development

o Role of Teachers and Parents

• Individual Difference, Motivation and Creativity o Meaning and Types of Individual Difference

o Educational Implication of Individual Difference

o Concept and Importance of Motivation and Techniques of Motivation

o Concept and Importance of Creativity and Strategies for Fostering Creativity

• Learning Process

o Concept of Learning

o Nature of Learning

o Types of Learning

o Theories of Learning

Certificate in Primary Teacher Training Page 3

o Theory of Trial and Error Learning

o Theory of Conditioning (Classical and Operant)

o Montessori’s Theory of Learning

• Health and Hygiene o Health and Hygiene

o Introduction

o Historical Development

o Meaning, Nature and Concept

• Mother and Child o Mother’s Care and Habit formation

o Parental Control

• Child’s Health o Healthy Mother

o Mother and Child’s Health

o Health Check Point

• Personal Cleanliness o Meaning and Concept

o Environment and Sanitation

o Transmission of Communicable Diseases

• Child and Safety Measures o Concept

o Accidents

o Prevention

o First Aid

o Role of Mother and Teacher

• Exercises on Practical Life

o Stories, 2. Rhymes, 3. Picture Cards, 4. Threading of Beads, 5. Nob Materials Handling, 6.

Puzzles

o Game, 7. Card Matching and Pairing

• Developmental Activities o Mat-Rolling, ii) Chowki and Chair, iii) Pouring (solid and liquid), iv) Sorting by

Shape,

o Size and Colour, v) Picture Pairing

• Social Behaviour o Offering Activity, ii) How to walk in line

o Taking Care of Environment

o How to sweep, ii) Dusting, iii) Taking care of plants and pets

Certificate in Primary Teacher Training Page 4

• Taking Care of Oneself o Combing Hair, ii) Washing Hands, iii) Folding Napkins, iv) Using Frame like

Coat

o Button, Press Button, Shoe Lace, Ribbon etc.

• Development of Sensorial Activities o Activity 1: Visual and Muscular Sense

o Cylinder Blocks, ii) Pink Tower

o Activity 2: Visual Sense

o Colour Tablets

o Activity 3: Tactile Sense

o Touch Boards

o Activity 4: Acoustic Sense

o Noise Boxes

o Activity 5: Muscular Sense

o Long Stairs, ii) Geometric Trays, iii) Geometric Cards, iv) Baric Tablets

• Language Development o Preliminary Activities on Sound Awareness

o Sand Paper Letters

o Movable Alphabet Boxes

o Reading and Writing Cards

• Arithmetic o Number Rods

o Sand Paper Figures

o Number Rods and Cards

o Spindle Boxes

o ‘0’ Activity and Chit Game