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Paper II and Paper III Audio Assignment schedule
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TOPIC
Paper II
Concept of Learning
Meaning, Definition & Characteristics
Factors affecting learning - learner,
method and task variables.
Transfer of Learning - Types of
transfer
- positive, negative, zero, vertical,
horizontal, specific, general Educational Implications of transfer of
Learning
Attention - Concept & Educational
Implications
THEORIS OF LEARNING
INTRODUCTION,CLASSIFICATION
MAJOR EXPONENTS
BEHAVIOURISTIC VIEW OF
LEARNING.
DIFFERENT BEHAVIOURISTIC
THEORIES-THORNDIKE,PAVLOV,
7 ETC (BRIEF OUT LINE ONLY)
SKINNER’S OPERANT
CONDITIONING THEORY OF
8 LEARNING
DIFFERENCES BTWEEN
CLASSICAL CONDITIONN G AND
9 OPERANT CONDITINING
CONSTRUCTIVISM-WHAT IS
CONSTRUCTIVISM, EXPONENTS
OF CONSTRUCTIVISM, IMPACT
OF CONSTRUCTIVISM,
RELEVANE OF CONSTRUCTIVISM
10 ,CONSTRUCTIVIST VIEWS OF
Different behaviouristic theoriesThorndike’s trial and error learning,
Pavlov’s classical conditioning.
( OUTLINE ONLY
NO NEED OF DESCRIBING IN DETAIL.)
B.F SKINNER- HIS EXPERIMENTS ,
THEORY OF LEARNNGCONDITIONING- TWOTYPES OF
CONDITIONING-CLASSICAL AND
OPERANT CONDITIONING
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LEARNING
PIAGET’S THEROY OF
COGNITIVE CONSTRUCTIVISMSTAGES OF DEVELOPMENT,
BASIC CONCEPTS OF PIAGET,
EDUCATIONLA IMPLICATIONS
BRUNER’S VIEW OF
CONSTRUCTIVISM-STAGES,
BASIC CONCEPTS,
EDUCATIONLA IMPLICATIONS,
DIFFERENCES BETWEEN PIAGET
AND BRUNER IN LEARNNG
PROCESS
AUSUBEL’S VIEW OF LEARNINGMEANNGFUL VERBLA LEARNING
SUBSUMPTION THEORY ,
ADVANCE ORGNAISER ,
VYGOTSKY’S THEORY OF
SOCIAL CONSTRUCTIVISM.
CONSTRUCTIVIST LEARNING
STRATEGIES INTRODUCTION,
TYPES , CO-OPERATIVE
LEARNING
COLLABORATIVE LEARNING –
DIFFERENCE BETWEEN
COOPERATIVE LEARNING AND
COLLABORATIVE LEARNING ,
EXAMPLES OF COLLABORATIVE
LEARNING STRATEGIES FROM
VARIOUS SUBJECTS
PEER TUTORING EXAMPLES OF
PEER TUTORING LEARNING
STRATEGIES FROM VARIOUS
SUBJECTS, RELEVANCE OF PEER
TUTORING
CONCEPT MAPPING EXAMPLES
OF COCEPT MAPS FROM
VARIOUS SUBJECTS, HOW TO
CONSTRUCT A CONCEPT MAP,
WHAT ARE ITS ADVANTAGES.
HOW IT FACILITATE LEARNING
BRAIN BASED LEARNING –HOW
BRAIN WORKS, WHICH ARE THE
DIFFERENT AREAS OF BRAIN,
HOW BRAIN ORGANISES
LEARNING? AREAS OF
LEARNING, EXAMPLE FOR A
BRAIN BASED LEARNING
STRATEGY. HOW IT FACILITATE
LEARNING
COGNITIVE APPRENTICESHIPWHAT IS COGNITIVE
APPRENTICESHIP? COMPONENTS
OF COGNITIVE APPRENTICESHIP.
HOW TO ORGANISE COGNITIVE
APPRENTICESHIP LEARNING
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ENGAGED LEARNING WHAT IS
COGNITIVE APPRENTICESHIP?
COMPONENTS OF COGNITIVE
APPRENTICESHIP. HOW TO
ORGANISE COGNITIVE
APPRENTICESHIP LEARNING
21 HOW IT FACILIATE LEARNING
Humanistic views on learning and its
educational implication 22
Experiential
23 Learning- Carl Rogers
Memory - Concept; Types &
Strategies
24 to develop Memory.
25 Forgetting - Nature, Causes.
Thinking - Divergent, Convergent,
Reflective thinking.
26 Reasoning - Inductive and deductive
27 Concept Formation
28 Problem solving - Steps and strategies
Meaning & Characteristics of a Social
29 Group
30 Sociometry: - Use and Importance
Group Dynamics - Process and its
31 Importance in Learning.
Importance of developing Group
32 Cohesion.
Interpersonal RelationshipTransactional
33 analysis
34 Learning styles
Approaches to
35 studying - Orientations in learning -
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Reflective practices -Meta cognition
Measurement and Evaluationmeaning,
functions -
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Formative & Summative
38 Evaluation
39 Tools and techniques of Evaluation 40 Qualities of good evaluation tool.
41 CCE Concept and relevance
Grading
42 system, merits and limitations 43 Semester system of examination
Open
44 book examination.
Basic statistics in Evaluation Measures
45 of central tendency & dispersion
46 Graphical representation of data.
Introduction, Definition, aims and
47 objectives of Physical Education.
Introduction and Definition of Health,
48 fitness and Wellness
49 Types of Physical Fitness
Health
50 related physical fitness Performance
related physical fitness - Cosmetic
51 fitness.
Physical fitness components - Fitness
52 Balance.
Hypo-kinetic Diseases and its
53 Management
54 Obesity –
55 Diabetes –
56 Dyslipedimia
57 Hypertension –
58 Osteoporosis 59 Coronary heart disease
60 Back pain.
61 Posture and Postural deformities
62 Principles of first aid.
63 Food and nutrition.
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Concept of Learning
Meaning, Definition & Characteristics
Factors affecting learning - learner,
method and task variables.
Transfer of Learning - Types of
transfer
- positive, negative, zero, vertical,
horizontal, specific, general Educational Implications of transfer of
learning
Attention - Concept & Educational
Implications
THEORIS OF LEARNING
INTRODUCTION,CLASSIFICATION
MAJOR EXPONENTS
BEHAVIOURISTIC VIEW OF
LEARNING.
DIFFERENT BEHAVIOURISTIC
THEORIESTHORNDIKE,PAVLOE,SKINNER
ETC (BRIEF OUT LINE ONLY)
SKINNER’S OPERANT
CONDITIONING THEORY OF
LEARNING
DIFFERENCES BTWEEN
CLASSICAL CONDITIONN G AND
OPERANT CONDITINING
CONSTRUCTIVISM-WHAT IS
CONSTRUCTIVISM, EXPONENTS
OF CONSTRUCTIVISM, IMPACT
OF CONSTRUCTIVISM,
RELEVANE OF CONSTRUCTIVISM
,CONSTRUCTIVIST VIEWS OF
LEARNING
PIAGET’S THEROY OF
COGNITIVE CONSTRUCTIVISMSTAGES OF DEVELOPMENT,
BASIC CONCEPTS OF PIAGET,
EDUCATIONLA IMPLICATIONS
BRUNER’S VIEW OF
CONSTRUCTIVISM-STAGES,
BASIC CONCEPTS,
EDUCATIONLA IMPLICATIONS,
DIFFERENCES BETWEEN PIAGET
AND BRUNER IN LEARNNG
PROCESS
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AUSUBEL’S VIEW OF LEARNINGMEANNGFUL VERBLA LEARNING
SUBSUMPTION THEORY ,
ADVANCE ORGNAISER ,
VYGOTSKY’S THEORY OF
SOCIAL CONSTRUCTIVISM.
CONSTRUCTIVIST LEARNING
STRATEGIES INTRODUCTION,
TYPES , CO-OPERATIVE
LEARNING
COLLABORATIVE LEARNING –
DIFFERENCE BETWEEN
COOPERATIVE LEARNING AND
COLLABORATIVE LEARNING ,
EXAMPLES OF COLLABORATIVE
LEARNING STRATEGIES FROM
VARIOUS SUBJECTS
PEER TUTORING EXAMPLES OF
PEER TUTORING LEARNING
STRATEGIES FROM VARIOUS
SUBJECTS, RELEVANCE OF PEER
TUTORING
CONCEPT MAPPING EXAMPLES
OF COCEPT MAPS FROM
VARIOUS SUBJECTS, HOW TO
CONSTRUCT A CONCEPT MAP,
WHAT ARE ITS ADVANTAGES.
HOW IT FACILITATE LEARNING
BRAIN BASED LEARNING –HOW
BRAIN WORKS, WHICH ARE THE
DIFFERENT AREAS OF BRAIN,
HOW BRAIN ORGANISES
LEARNING? AREAS OF
LEARNING, EXAMPLE FOR A
BRAIN BASED LEARNING
STRATEGY. HOW IT FACILITATE
LEARNING
COGNITIVE APPRENTICESHIPWHAT IS COGNITIVE
APPRENTICESHIP? COMPONENTS
OF COGNITIVE APPRENTICESHIP.
HOW TO ORGANISE COGNITIVE
APPRENTICESHIP LEARNING
HOW IT FACILIATE LEARNING
ENGAGED LEARNING WHAT IS
COGNITIVE APPRENTICESHIP?
COMPONENTS OF COGNITIVE
APPRENTICESHIP. HOW TO
ORGANISE COGNITIVE
APPRENTICESHIP LEARNING
HOW IT FACILIATE LEARNING
Humanistic views on learning and its
educational implication 85
Experiential
86 Learning- Carl Rogers
Memory - Concept; Types &
Strategies
87 to develop Memory.
88 Forgetting - Nature, Causes.
Thinking - Divergent, Convergent,
Reflective thinking.
89 Reasoning - Inductive and deductive
90 Concept Formation
91 Problem solving - Steps and strategies
Meaning & Characteristics of a Social
92 Group
93 Sociometry: - Use and Importance
Group Dynamics - Process and its
94 Importance in Learning.
Importance of developing Group
95 Cohesion.
Interpersonal RelationshipTransactional
96 analysis
97 Learning styles
Approaches to
98 studying - Orientations in learning 99 Reflective practices -Meta cognition
Measurement and Evaluationmeaning,
functions 100
Formative & Summative
101 Evaluation
102 Tools and techniques of Evaluation 103 Qualities of good evaluation tool.
104 CCE Concept and relevance
Grading
105 system, merits and limitations 106 Semester system of examination
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Open
book examination.
Basic statistics in Evaluation Measures
of central tendency & dispersion
Graphical representation of data.
Introduction, Definition, aims and
objectives of Physical Education.
Introduction and Definition of Health,
fitness and Wellness
Food and nutrition.Types of Physical
Fitness
Health
related physical fitness – and first aid
Performance
related physical fitness - Cosmetic
Fitness.
Physical fitness components - Fitness
Balance. Posture and postural
deformities
Hypo-kinetic Diseases and its
Management
Obesity – hypertension
Diabetes –and coronary heart diseases
Dyslipedimia and osteoporesis
Back pain.
Posture and Postural deformities
Principles of first aid.
Food and nutrition.