General Orientation of the Syllabus BED 203 SCHOOL AND INCLUSIVE SCHOOL
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The document provides information about the B.Ed. course BED 206 Teaching Competencies IV: Practice Lessons at MAEER's MIT Saint Dnyaneshwar B.Ed. College. It states that as part of the course, each student teacher will conduct 6 classroom lessons, with 2 lessons for each of 3 selected subjects at upper primary, secondary, or higher secondary levels. The lessons will be evaluated out of 100 marks each, with total marks calculated out of 50.
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