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October to December 2025 Article ID: NSS9963 Impact Factor:8.05 Cite Score:48 Download: 0 DOI: https://doi.org/10.63574/nss.9963 View PDf
Contemporary Teacher Education: Issues, Reforms and Emerging Perspectives
Dr. Kalpana Singh
M. K. Govt. Degree College, Ninowa, Farrukhabad (U.P.)
Abstract : Teacher’s
education is important programme to improve the quality of higher education.In
a landmark directive towards ensuring quality teacher education, the National
Council of Teacher Education has made sweeping changes from this academic
session. It has increased the duration of B.Ed. programme from one year to two
years with major changes in curriculum. However, the revision in the norms
regarding duration of the course and curriculum is the result of extensive and
exclusive debates and discussions. It has emerged as an idea that has been
expressed at various forums over the years. Now that the execution phase has
begun, the idea is to be analysed in terms of its actual feasibility. It is to
be seen whether the prolonged course duration proves into historical
transformation in the system of education or turns to be rather ‘a not so preferable
profession’ in the era of professionalism and human capital. However, it is
even more pertinent to understand why such changes were felt needed and what
strategies have been evolved to implement the revisions effectively. So far the
studies have established that the existing training programme does not provide
adequate opportunities to the student teachers to develop competency because of
the anomalies and defects in the system of implementation of the programme and
curriculum of the programme.
Keywords:
Teacher education programme,Issues.
