A Bachelor of Education (B.Ed.) degree is important for many reasons, especially for those looking to enter the teaching profession. The main reasons why B.Ed. It is important to : Professional Qualification: Hold a B.Ed. degree is usually a mandatory requirement for teaching at the elementary and secondary levels. Provides essential professional qualifications of teaching ability. Teaching Skills: B.Ed. The curriculum provides aspiring teachers with essential teaching skills. This includes a variety of teaching methods, classroom design strategies, and educational psychology, all of which are essential for effective teaching Enhanced teaching effectiveness: Hold a B.Ed. program, teachers gain a deeper understanding of their topics and best practices in presentation. This training ensures that they are competent and confident in their ability to learn. Understanding student needs: The program focuses on child development and educational thinking, and helps teachers understand the diverse needs of their students. These skills are essential to creating an inclusive learning environment where all students can thrive. Curriculum Development: B.Ed. programs often include courses on curriculum development, enabling teachers to develop and implement effective instructional plans. These skills are essential in order to adapt instructional strategies to meet the evolving needs of students. Legal Ethics Understanding: Teachers are educated about the legal and ethical responsibilities of their profession. This includes understanding education policy, student rights, and ethical standards required in the teaching profession. Professional Growth: Hold a B.Ed. The degree opens opportunities for further professional development. It serves as a foundation for advanced education, such as a Master of Education (M.Ed.) or specialized certificate, which can lead to career advancement. Career Prospects: Hold a B.Ed. A degree improves job prospects academically. Many schools and educational institutions prefer or require teachers to have this qualification, making employment easier. Contributions to the community: Teachers play a vital role in...
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May 23, 2024Satyam College of Education: Satyam College of Education, one of the Top B.Ed. colleges in Noida, India promoted by Satyam Charitable Trust (SCT). The SCE has decided to emphasize on women’s education thus empowering them in the field of Education. Students would get opportunities to participate in numerous co-curricular activities on and off the campus, to realize their true worth and potential. Lady Shri Ram College for Women (LSR): known for excellence in the arts, business, and social sciences. It is known for its vibrant campus life and rigorous academic program. It is often ranked among the top colleges in India. Gargi College: It is affiliated to the University of Delhi and offers courses in Arts, Commerce, and Science. It is equipped with modern furnishings and facilities. Department of Biotechnology, Government of India recognized as Star College. Jesus and Mary College (JMC): It offers graduate courses in art, business, and accounting. It provides a vibrant campus environment and a focus on holistic education. A well-respected institution at Delhi University. Mata Sundri College for Women: Delhi University’s college formation is known for academic excellence. It offers undergraduate courses in the arts, business, and sciences. Promotes a supportive and empowering environment for female students. These colleges are well renowned for their academic rigor, structure, and commitment to women’s education, making them the best options for higher education in Delhi NCR
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May 23, 2024Here are the top ten girls colleges in Noida, based on academic reputation, services and recruitment opportunities. Satyam College of Education: Satyam College of Education, one of Top B.Ed colleges in Noida, India. The institute is affiliated to the SNDT Women’s University, Mumbai. The Institute offers an outstanding learning environment for students by providing state of the art Infrastructure, facilities, course curriculum and teaching methodology. Amity University, Noida: It offers a wide range of undergraduate and advanced courses. It is known for its excellent services and campus facilities. Strong installation record across disciplines Jaypee Institute of Information Technology (JIIT): It specializes in engineering and engineering. Well regarded for academic rigor and placement support . Galgotias College of Engineering and Technology: It also offers engineering, management, and other professional courses. High academic standards and a good record of placement . GL Bajaj Institute of Technology and Management: It is known for its technical and business processes. It provides good jobs and recruitment opportunities. Symbiosis Centre for Management Studies (SCMS), Noida: Part of the prestigious Symbiotic International University. It offers specialized vocational courses along with excellent recruitment services. Asian School of Media Studies: It focuses on journalism, communication and media studies. It provides practical training and industry exposure. Footwear Design and Development Institute (FDDI): It specializes in footwear design, fashion and application systems. It is known for its industry-specific courses and excellent number of referrals. Kailash Institute of Nursing and Paramedical Sciences: Provides nursing and paramedical courses.. Excellent facilities and strong focus on practical training. National Institute of Advertising: It offers specialized courses in advertising, public relations and marketing. Good infrastructure and strong business partnerships. These colleges are known for their comprehensive curricula, innovative programs and strong placement records, making...
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September 22, 2023
Unveiling the Aesthetics of everyday life: “Beauty found in the ordinary”
By, Ms Pooja Yadav- Student Mentor: Dr Jyotsna Kohli Satyam College of Education Step into a world where beauty abounds, Where the extraordinary in the ordinary is found. In these poetic lines, we dive, Unearthing the aesthetics in moments alive. Welcome to a journey of rediscovery as we explore the aesthetics of everyday life. In this blog, we challenge the belief that beauty is confined to grand art and majestic landscapes. Ralph Waldo Emerson suggests that the beauty we seek in the world around us is not solely dependent on external circumstances or physical locations. Instead, he emphasizes the importance of carrying an appreciation for beauty within ourselves. It implies that our ability to recognize and experience beauty is a reflection of our mindset, perspective, and inner state. We strive to discover beauty in the mundane and overlooked aspects of life. Often, we disregard the small wonders that can transform our everyday existence into something extraordinary. Engrossed in our fast-paced lives, we tend to overlook the significance of the little things surrounding us, which can offer profound experiences akin to those found in breathtaking landscapes, scenic views, or tranquil hill stations. Our innate inclination toward such encounters is undeniable, yet we frequently fail to recognize that we need not venture far or engage in extravagant activities to unearth that sense of wonder. It merely requires mindful observation and a deep connection to the present moment, for the beauty encompassing us is unrivaled and invaluable. Regrettably, in our hurried lives, we have taken it for granted. However, by slowing down, paying attention, and appreciating the intricate details, we can unveil the extraordinary within the ordinary. What is Aesthetic? Aesthetics, a chapter of philosophy, scours nature and fondness of magnificence in art and nature. As John Keats said, “Beauty is truth, truth... -
June 9, 2021To be successful in any field of life, we need to have certain qualities in ourselves. Some can be learnt, some are innate. In order to be successful, it is very important that we try and imbibe those qualities to lead a happy and contented life. Let’s have a look at those tools for success, which can really help us in climbing the success ladder. person to progress in life and achieving success. Self-discipline comes from within and we learn it by our own. Self-discipline is one of the important components for living a healthy and prosperous life. Self-discipline helps us to practice the following: -Discipline is something that keeps each person in control. It motivates a Work hard to achieve the set Get the job done on Resist impulsive actions and Overcome sag and Stick to the Wake up Connect with the inner Bond better with people Focus is very essential to be successful in our life. It requires a whole lot of commitment. When we don’t have a clear vision towards our goal, there is less possibility to achieve our goal and to become successful. We should build strong will power to ignore the innumerable distraction that come time to time. If we will be distracted easily, we will lead toward failure. If we want to achieve the goal and become successful, it is important that we focus on doing right things at the right time. In order to stay focused, make sure that the goals we have set are those we really want to attain. Sometime, we set goals based on what we think we ‘should’ do or base them on what other people say. But we need to stay focused and keep reminding ourselves about our goals that we want to achieve. One of most important...
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January 27, 2021Every year on 3rd December, International day of Person with Disability is celebrated with the aim of equality, empowerment and inclusiveness. International day of person with disability was initiated by the declaration of United Nations general assembly resolution 47/3 in 1981. Government across the world had made necessary guidelines, rules and rights. 1983-1992 was international decade of person with disability. This day focuses to end discrimination in society, provide equal opportunities to them and treat them equally and it aims to promote the rights and well- being of person with disability. It is a social movement to generate awareness, secure equal opportunities and safeguard equal rights for all persons with disabilities. This is for providing them a safe environment, barrier free infrastructure, safe transportation etc. In India, the rights of person with disability, 2016 was passed by Indian parliament to fulfil the needs of person with disability. The theme of 2020 for International day of person with disability was declared by W.H.O that is “NOT ALL DISABILITIES ARE VISIBLE”. This theme focuses on spreading awareness and understanding about disabilities are not visible. Such as mental illness, sight or hearing impairment, neurological disorder, learning differences etc. This theme reflects an understanding that disability is an integral part of human condition. Almost everyone in their life have temporary or permanent impairment. What is Disability? Disability involves impairment, restrictions on activities, and restrictions on participation. It generally refers to physical disorders, cognitive disorders, sensory disorders, mental retardation, mental illness and various types of chronic diseases. Significant minority in the world are the people with disabilities. People with disabilities generally face poor health, lower education, lower economic opportunities and higher poverty rates than people without disabilities. It is mainly due to the lack of available services and the many obstacles they face in...
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August 19, 2020By Varsha singh, Student Satyam College of Education, Noida “Education is not the learning of facts, but the training of the mind to think “ —– ALBERT EINSTEIN About two months ago, I attend a webinar of Dr.BARBRA OAKLEY – Learning how to learn. After attending her webinar, I got an idea to write this blog. Nowadays, it is very important for teachers, parents, students as well to know about the training of the brain for learning. It was believed that as humans grow, their brain connections and learning capacity become fixed, slowly as they age it becomes faded. But recent researches denies such believes as they showed learning has no limitations of age and brain connections can never be fixed. The brain is a very complex part of the human body made up of a network of muscles which can grow according to individuals training (training includes physical exercises, yoga, meditation, learning new skills/languages/things, etc.) which triggers our brain cells to make neural pathways according to the learning. LEARNING : It is a process of acquiring new knowledge, skills, behavior, values, etc. through study, observations, experience, or being taught. It involves all five senses i.e., vision, hearing, touch, smell, or taste. “Learning is a process which leads to behavioral changes as a result of some experience, observation, activity, etc.” ——- H.J. KLAUSMEIR BRAIN DURING LEARNING When we learn something our brain cells (neurons) communicate (sending signals) with each other through electrical and chemical signals. These neurons transfer the information from one cell to another. Neurons convert chemical signals into electrical signals which trigger the release of neurotransmitters from the axon into the synapses. The neurotransmitter crosses the synapses and binds to special molecules on the other side of the receptor in the form of chemical signals. These receptors...
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June 26, 2020By Vani Anand, Student Mentor: Dr Jyotsna Kohli Satyam College of Education, Noida “By LEARNING You will TEACH By TEACHING You will LEARN.” WHAT DOES LEARNING MEANS? It ne’er implies that learning is merely done by the learner and teaching by the teacher. In the classroom, both teachers and learners explore new facts and information mutually. Teaching and learning both are integral parts of the education process, and can’t be considered as an isolated segment. LEARNING CHIEFLY LEADS: – Change in behavior Acquiring new knowledge and skills Updating previous knowledge Retrieval of something once needed MODELS OF LEARNING:- As an educationalist, we should be aware of different models proposed for acquiring learning and how a better opportunity could be provided to the learner to acquire learning. Two of the learning models, the ‘objectivist learning model’ and the ‘constructivist learning model’ are generally used to educate students. The objectivist learning model: It supports Skinner’s stimulus-response theory, which states that learning could be a modification in behavioural disposition which will be formed by selective reinforcement. The premise of the objectivist model is that the most effective way for a student to learn subject matter is to “efficiently transmit knowledge from the expert to the learner” i.e. the transmission of knowledge. The constructivist learning model: John Dewey, Jean Piaget & Lev Vygotsky are some of the promoters of constructivism. The primary goal of constructivism is the application of learning in a creative way. Constructivism focuses on the process of learning and through this, the outcomes are produced. In constructivism, students have many opportunities to construct their knowledge and express their understanding. “Knowledge is CONSTRUCTED Not transferred.” -PETER SENGE “CONSTRUCTIVISM proposes that acquisition of knowledge occurs amid four assumptions: Learning involves active participation. Learning is adaptive. Learning is subjective rather than objective. Learning involves both social and individual processes.” TEACHERS IN CONSTRUCTIVIST CLASSROOM: In constructivism, learning...
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By Preeti Gupta – Student Mentor-Ms. Preeti Agarwal Satyam College of Education, Noida “Technology will destroy this planet mentally, if responsible individuals do not come forward to advocate for responsible use of technology.” ― Abhijit Naskar, The Gospel of Technology Recently, I read an editorial article in a spiritual magazine[1], which compelled me to ponder upon an issue. Referring to the statistics given by ‘Central news agency- the largest magazine distribution agency in India,’ this editorial began with an issue that Book publishers are not getting enough business because people prefer to read on digital mediums rather than the printed material. Perfectly fine- It does not seem to be an issue for me because I agree that preferences do change with the evolution, so I continued gazing a few more lines. The next few lines were eye-opening, revealing that only 14 % of literate people read topics of their interests using all mediums (Digital and Print), while half of them only read the newspaper. I was utterly bewildered to digest this piece of information (I am sure the Editor must have been equally surprised while writing this fact) that 86% are NOT reading at all, neither through digital nor through the print mediums. How surprising is this to know that in this technological era, when ‘knowledge’ is the new weapon and ‘data’ is the new currency, people do not have time to read. The sole purpose of Technology was conceived to simplify the mundane struggle of human’s life, and save time to allow pursuing one’s dream of making this world all that more beautiful through self-realization. But, alas!!!, people don’t have time. Ideally, it should have been a reversed situation, where more and more people were expected to do real things, fulfilling their purposes of being here, on this...
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June 10, 2020By Bhawna Pathak and Jyoti Chauhan Mentor-Ms.Vandana Verma “A good head and good heart are always a formidable combination. But when you add to that a literate tongue or pen, then you have something very special.” -Nelson Mandela Education plays a very important role in every aspect of our life. A person who understands the practical applicability of education is successful in his life.Being a student, merely rending the textual things and scoring good marks is not important. What is important is to understand how it is going to make our life beautiful for us and everyone around us.That’s why an educated mind and a good heart combine together to create revolutionary changes in the society. Education is about learning skills and knowledge. It helps us to build opinions and have our own point of view on different things in life. The process by which an individual acquires new skills, behaviors or understanding, often in a formal or informal setting is called education. An individual’s personality is the sum total of person’s quality, characteristics,attitudes,quirks, psychological traits, beliefs and motives which make up his identity. Personality doesn’t mean only your outlook. Personality development means improvement in all spheres of an individual’s life. “Personality is the sum and organization of those traits which determine the role of the individual in the group.” – By Robert Park and Earnest Bugess The role that education plays in shaping our personality is matchless. Being educated means to elevate our personalities. One’s personality development is as important as being educated. Elevated personality pushes us to move forward and outshine in the crowd. But for having a good personality education is very important. There are many such personalities who have set forth their lives as an example for the society like Bill Gates, Stephen Hawkins etc. Through...