Fundamental Terms in English Pedagogy
This section introduces key terms used in English pedagogy for teacher education and CTET preparation. These terms help teachers understand […]
CTET PREPARATION
Remedial Teaching
Remedial teaching focuses on correcting learning gaps through diagnosis, targeted support and individual attention. In CTET English pedagogy, it helps
Teaching-Learning Materials: Textbook, Multimedia Materials, Multilingual Resources of the Classroom
Teaching-Learning Materials – Multimedia Materials (Teaching Aids) – Modern CTET English Pedagogy Language classrooms work best when students see, hear
Learning and Acquisition
Learning & Acquisition Language Acquisition vs Language Learning: Theories of Language Acquisition: Cognitive Theory: Discourse Theory: Chomsky’s Universal Grammar Theory:
CTET English Pedagogy – Pedagogy of English Language – Language and Language Development
Introduction to CTET English Pedagogy CTET English Pedagogy focuses on how children acquire, learn and use language. The syllabus treats
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Language Acquisition and Learning: Most Expected Questions for CTET February 2026
Language Acquisition and Learning: Language learning is a continuous process that involves listening, speaking, reading and meaning-making. In the CTET
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Right to Education (RTE) Act, 2009: Overview and Provisions
Introduction The Right to Education (RTE) Act, 2009—formally known as the Education Right Act—was enacted in 2009 and came into
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Thorndike’s Trial and Error Theory (1911): Complete Notes for CTET, B.Ed & BSTET
Edward Lee Thorndike was an American psychologist who introduced Thorndike’s Trial and Error Theory in 1911. He is often called
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Child-Centred and Progressive Education
Overview of Child-Centred and Progressive Education Child-centred and progressive education places the child’s needs and interests at the center of
Bloom’s Taxonomy for CTET & Teaching Exams
Bloom’s Taxonomy is a well-known framework used to classify educational goals. It organizes learning into three major domains: cognitive, affective,