D.El.Ed. FIRST YEAR PAPER F-9
PROFICIENCY IN ENGLISH SYLLABUS
SCERT BIHAR DELED PAPER F-9 SYLLABUS |
UNIT 1 : NEED AND IMPORTANCE OF ENGLISH LANGUAGE
UNIT 2 : DEVELOPING ORAL SKILLS (LISTENING AND SPEAKING)
UNIT 3 : DEVELOPING READING AND WRITING SKILLS
UNIT 4 : VOCABULARY ENRICHMENT AND GRAMMAR IN
UNIT 1 : NEED AND IMPORTANCE OF ENGLISH LANGUAGE
• English as a global language.
• English around us.
• Constitutional provision : English as an associate official language.
Proficiency vs. achievement in English.
UNIT 2 : DEVELOPING ORAL SKILLS (LISTENING AND SPEAKING)
Importance of listening and speaking in acquiring proficiency in English.
Identification and production of distinctive sounds in English : Syllable, Stress, intonation and rhythm.
Recognizing words in various contexts.
Identifying meaning/gist, identifying emotions/feelings in an utterance.
Producing language in acceptable forms : Conveying information, Formulating an appropriate response.
Presentation skill.
UNIT 3 : DEVELOPING READING AND WRITING SKILLS
A. Reading :
• Study Skill
• Reading for local and global comprehension (including inferences and
extrapolation).
• Extensive and intensive reading.
• Skimming and scanning.
B. Writing :
The focus of this section will be developing writing skills in the following:
• Mechanics of writing : strokes, curves, proper shape, size and spacing.
• Writing messages, descriptions, reports, notices, applications, letter, invitations,
posters, slogans.
Writing a paragraph having coherence, cohesion and unity.
UNIT 4 : VOCABULARY ENRICHMENT AND GRAMMAR IN
CONTEXT
A. Vocabulary :
• Words around us (list of active and passive words to be identified, including
phrasal verbs and idioms) using them in different contexts.
• Content words and function words
• Antonyms, synonyms, homophones, homonyms.
Word formating (using prefixes and suffixes etc.)
B. Grammar in Context :
Need and importance of Grammar : Notion of correctness vs. notion of appropriateness.
Traditional grammar vs. Grammar in Context.
Grammatical items : Types of sentences, Time and tense, Parts of speech, subje verb agreement, transformation of sentences (including voices, direct and indica speech etc.), linkers, modals, prepositions and prepositional phrases.
Sir is ka nots chay hmko sir
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