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Sanskrit Teaching-III (D.El.Ed)

Part III of the Sanskrit language, grammar and teaching methods for elementary classes.

6 MonthsDuration 5Chapters19Topics
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Syllabus · पाठ्यक्रम

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01Unit 1: Samas 5 topics
  1. Avyayibhav
  2. Tatpurush
  3. Dvandva
  4. Bahuvrihi
  5. Karmadharay and dvigu
02Unit 2: Pratyay and Upsarg 4 topics
  1. Ktva and lyap
  2. Tumun
  3. Tavyat and aniyar
  4. Common upsargas
03Unit 3: Introduction to Sanskrit Literature 4 topics
  1. Vedas and Upanishads
  2. Ramayana and Mahabharata
  3. Kalidasa and his works
  4. Panchatantra and Hitopadesh
04Unit 4: Translation and Composition 3 topics
  1. Hindi to Sanskrit translation
  2. Letter and short essay in Sanskrit
  3. Story writing
05Unit 5: Evaluation in Sanskrit 3 topics
  1. Oral tests
  2. Written tests and dictation
  3. Remedial teaching

About

You will be able to

  • Identify and form samas: avyayibhav, tatpurush, dvandva, bahuvrihi, karmadharay, dvigu
  • Use pratyayas such as ktva, lyap, tumun and tavyat
  • Describe main works and authors of Sanskrit literature
  • Translate simple sentences between Hindi and Sanskrit and write short compositions
  • Evaluate Sanskrit learning through oral and written tests

Who it is for

  • D.El.Ed (formerly BTC) trainees of Semester 3 (SCERT Uttar Pradesh)
  • Candidates preparing for UPTET / CTET who want a semester-wise revision

What you need

  • Admitted to the two-year D.El.Ed (BTC) course of SCERT Uttar Pradesh
  • Sanskrit Teaching-I and II
  • SCERT D.El.Ed textbook / notes for the semester

Questions

Which syllabus does the Sanskrit Teaching-III course follow?

It follows the SCERT Uttar Pradesh D.El.Ed (BTC) scheme, Semester 3. Where a DIET or private institute uses a slightly different order, the centre follows the trainee's own institute syllabus.

Will this help in the semester examination?

Yes. Each unit is revised with short notes, objective questions and previous-paper style practice.

Does it cover both content and teaching methods?

Yes. Each unit covers the language content (grammar, literature) and how to teach it, as in the SCERT D.El.Ed syllabus. Sanskrit forms and examples are given in Devanagari.

Is it useful for UPTET / CTET?

Yes, the content and pedagogy questions match the level asked in teacher eligibility tests.

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