अब शिक्षक बनने को पर्यावरण और आइटी का ज्ञान जरूरी, बेसिक शिक्षा परिषद को भेजा गया परीक्षा का प्रारूप

Knowledge of environment and IT needs to become a teacher

Examination sent to the Basic Education Council

State bureau, Lucknow: In addition to traditional subjects such as Hindi, English, Science, Mathematics, Social Studies and General Knowledge, the knowledge of subjects such as environment, child psychology and information technology will also be necessary for those candidates who have become a teacher in council primary schools. . The State Educational Research and Training Council (SCERT) has prepared a draft of written examination for the first time to be recruited for the recruitment of teachers in the council primary schools. This format has been sent to the Basic Education Council.

Three hours, 150 questions: This three-hour written examination will be of 150 marks, in which 150 questions of super-kind will be asked. The draft which has been prepared for the written examination will include 40 for Hindi and English, 10 for Science, 20 for Mathematics, 10 for Environment and Social Studies, 10 for Teaching Skills and Child Science 10. There will be 30-point questions based on common knowledge / current events. There will be five points each for logical knowledge, information technology and life skills / management and attitude.

Candidates in the field of information technology will have to answer questions related to information technology, computer, internet, smartphones, useful applications in teaching and digital learning material in the field of teaching skills development, classroom teaching and school management. On the other hand, knowledge of earth's structure, rivers, mountains, continents, oceans and fauna, natural resources, latitude and longitude, solar system, Indian geography, environmental protection and natural disaster management will be expected. The questions related to Hundi and English will be based on grammar and unread postings and phrases. Under common knowledge, knowledge related to international, national and state related events, places, personalities, compositions, international and national awards, sports, Indian culture and arts will be tested.

The questions of Hindi and English language, science, math, environment and social studies will be of the level of courses up to class 12. Questions based on teaching skills, child psychology, information technology, life skills management and aptitude will be of the DLAD course level.



It is noteworthy that after the adjustment of educational adjustment was stopped, the Directorate of Basic Education sent a proposal to the government for recruitment of 68500 teachers in the council primary schools.