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28th June 2018, 11:48 AM
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Difference between BEd and Special BEd course
Sir, I am planning to do BEd course. But I have heard about the Special BEd course. Is it same as normal BEd course? What are the differences between them? Please help me to know about this. Thank you!
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3rd July 2018, 11:51 PM
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Re: Difference between BEd and Special BEd course
B.Ed (Bachelor of Education) & Special B.Ed (Bachelor of Education) is a graduation level degree. The duration of the course is 2 years.
The basic eligibility required for studying both the degrees is a graduation/ bachelors or its equivalent education in any stream from any recognised university. This course is studied by the candidates who are passionate in teaching and wanted to become teachers in government or private teachers. The basic difference between the B.Ed & Special B.Ed is a mentioned below: - B.Ed is a course in which the candidates are trained in teaching for normal students like the students without any disabilities. - Special B.Ed is a course in which the candidates are given training in teaching for disability students like mentally retarded, deaf, dumb and blind students. Special B.Ed candidates are given special training in teaching special students and it is very special course very few people take such type of courses. After completing course in Special B.Ed the candidates are appointed in different special schools. |
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7th July 2018, 07:30 PM
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Re: Difference between BEd and Special BEd course
B.Ed stands for Bachelor of Education.
If, you have B.Ed degree, then you will become a teacher or professor. Teaching in itself is a very popular career choice, but teaching students with special needs is a challenging field in itself. These are the differences between B.Ed and Special B.Ed course are mentioned below:- 1. To teach in Middle and Secondary schools(B.Ed); or, To teach disable students like, deaf dumb, handicapped, etc.(Special B.Ed). 2. B.Ed degree holders get their teaching job in schools or colleges; or, Special B.Ed degree holders get their teaching job in government schools or colleges for disable students. they get their job in special schools. |
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20th August 2020, 12:43 PM
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Re: Difference between BEd and Special BEd course
B.Ed course is usually done for teaching in mainstream schools.
Special B.Ed course facilitates you to become a special instructor where you can help students with learning disabilities. The duration of these course is 2years. Choosing between them depends on your interest. |
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21st August 2020, 02:46 PM
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Re: Difference between BEd and Special BEd course
Special Education is a degree programme for one year and minimum qualification for entrance is graduation and the successful candidates are eligible to impart education to the secondary level of students. Hence it is equivalent to B. Ed. (General)
B. Ed is a course in which the candidates are trained in teaching for normal students like the students without any disabilities. Special B. Ed is a course in which the candidates are given training in teaching for disability students like mentally retarded, deaf, dumb and blind students. |
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20th June 2021, 12:36 AM
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Re: Difference between BEd and Special BEd course
*B.ed stands for Bachelor of education.B.ed is a teacher training program, teacher training program is that trains candidates and turns them into skilled and knowledgeable teachers.
*B.ed. special is also a teacher training program too, But this course is differs from the regular b.ed course in many ways.Main difference is that B.ed special education course has been crafted to develop a skilled workforce of special education teachers in india. |
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5th July 2022, 08:01 PM
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Re: Difference between BEd and Special BEd course
B. Ed is a course in which the candidates are trained in teaching for normal students like the students without any disabilities. Special B. Ed is a course in which the candidates are given training in teaching for disability students like mentally retarded, deaf, dumb and blind students.
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