Course Content
Module 1: Introduction to Teaching Exams
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Lesson 1.1: What is CTET and TET?
Lesson 1.2: Difference Between CTET & State TET
Lesson 1.3: Eligibility, Validity & Career Opportunities
Lesson 1.4: Practice Questions
Module 2: Exam Pattern & Syllabus
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Lesson 2.1: Paper I (Primary Level) Exam Pattern
Lesson 2.2: Paper II (Upper Primary Level) Exam Pattern
Lesson 2.3: Complete Syllabus Breakdown
Lesson 2.4: Practice Questions
Module 3: Child Development & Pedagogy
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Lesson 3.1: Child Psychology Basics
Lesson 3.2: Learning Theories and Pedagogical Approaches
Lesson 3.3: Inclusive Education & Teaching Methods
Lesson 3.4: Practice Questions
Module 4: Language I & Language II
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Lesson 4.1: Language Comprehension
Lesson 4.2: Pedagogy of Language Development
Lesson 4.3: Grammar, Vocabulary & Usage
Lesson 4.4: Practice Questions
Module 5: Mathematics & Environmental Studies (EVS)
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Lesson 5.1: Basic Concepts of Mathematics (Numbers, Operations, Geometry)
Lesson 5.2: Mathematics Pedagogy (Teaching Methods & Problem-Solving)
Lesson 5.3: Environmental Studies (EVS) – Concepts & Teaching Approaches
Lesson 5.4: Practice Questions
Module 6: Science & Social Studies (For Upper Primary – Paper II)
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Lesson 6.1: Key Topics in Science (Physics, Chemistry, Biology basics)
Lesson 6.2: Key Topics in Social Studies (History, Geography, Civics, Economics basics)
Lesson 6.3: Pedagogical Approaches in Science & Social Studies
Lesson 6.4: Practice Questions
Module 7: Preparation Strategy
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Lesson 7.1: Study Plan for CTET & TET (Daily, Weekly, Monthly)
Lesson 7.2: Recommended Books & Resources
Lesson 7.3: Time Management & Exam Strategies
Lesson 7.4: Practice Questions / Tips
Module 8: Mock Tests / Practice
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Lesson 8.1: Paper I – Full-Length Practice Test
Lesson 8.2: Paper II – Full-Length Practice Test
CTET & State TET Master Preparation – Complete Guide

Lesson 6.3: Pedagogical Approaches in Science & Social Studies

Science Teaching Methods:

  • Demonstration and Experimentation: Practical learning

  • Observation and Recording: Encourage students to note experiments

  • Interactive Discussion: Discuss results and conclusions

Social Studies Teaching Methods:

  • Storytelling and Role Play: Make historical and civic concepts relatable

  • Map Work & Diagram Drawing: Geography and history visualization

  • Project/Activity-Based Learning: Field visits, surveys, group activities

Tips for Teachers:

  • Encourage curiosity and critical thinking

  • Promote active participation in classroom activities

  • Adapt teaching methods according to learning levels

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