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Quick Facts
| Medium Of Instructions | Mode Of Learning | Mode Of Delivery |
|---|---|---|
| English | Self Study | Video and Text Based |
Course Overview
The Pedagogy of Teaching English online course helps candidates to acquire a broader view of language teaching. It essentially covers the various developments that have come about in the field of language teaching and how they can be included in the teaching methods that people follow. The course is also excellent in improving critical thinking skills.
Besides the Pedagogy of Teaching English certification syllabus covers various critical concepts like the pedagogy of interaction, paradigm shift in ELT, and the implication of multiple intelligences in a classroom. Participants learn about the pedagogy of reading, pronunciation, producing speech sounds, academic sounds, and the like. The course is also equipped with rich reading and study materials to enhance the knowledge of the candidate.
The Pedagogy of Teaching English certification by Swayam is taught by Prof. V Sudhakar Venukapalli, who has 32 years of teaching experience. The course has numerous assignments and a final assessment to help candidates assess their learning and improve their critical thinking abilities.
The Highlights
- Certificate on completion
- Undergraduate-level course
- Experienced faculty
- Final examination
- Weekly assessment
- 15-week course
- Discussion forums
- Advanced-level course
Programme Offerings
- Final examination
- certificate on completion
- Advanced- level course
- Undergraduate-level Course
- 15-week course
- experienced faculty
- Weekly Assessment
Courses and Certificate Fees
| Certificate Availability | Certificate Providing Authority |
|---|---|
| yes | English and Foreign Languages University, Hyderabad |
Eligibility Criteria
The Pedagogy of Teaching English online programme can be opted by anyone who wants to get into the field of teaching, irrespective of their background. The course is not equipped with any other prerequisites.
Moreover, All candidates who want to avail a certificate should get a passing score of 30 per cent in the weekly assessments and 70 per cent in the final examination.
What you will learn
Upon reaching the end of the Pedagogy of Teaching English Certification syllabus, candidates will learn the following:
- All about the current practices of English teaching
- Insights from contemporary perspectives on language
- How to design pedagogical and classroom processes
- How to cognize language learning
- Critical competencies to construe teaching
- Exploring grammar an anti-behavioural frame of mind
- Conceptual knowledge of theories and procedures in classroom
- Effective application of theories and methodologies of assessment in classrooms
Who it is for
The Pedagogy of Teaching English course is for students or professionals who want to pursue their interest in teaching further.
Admission Details
Candidates who wish to apply to the Pedagogy of Teaching English program by Swayam must register in the following manner:
- Open the website of Swayam: https://swayam.gov.in/
- Enter “Pedagogy of Teaching English” in the search bar. Click on the course from the drop-down menu.
- Upon landing on the course page, click on the “Join” button on the top, to move to the account creation page.
- On the account creation page, candidates can create a new account with Swayam, or they can log in using their existing id’s.
- To complete the registration, a verification email will be sent. Candidates must verify by clicking on it. Once this is done, they are ready to begin the course.
Application Details
Candidates who wish to apply for the Pedagogy of Teaching English training need to either login using their Facebook, Google or Microsoft id’s or sign up by creating a new account on the Swayam portal by giving their email address, username, and password. There is no requirement to fill any application form.
The Syllabus
- ELT Through Critical Lens
- Paradigm Shift in ELT
- Academic Standards – LSRW
- Discourse Gradation
- The Modular Approach
- The Pedagogy of Interaction
- Code switching as a pedagogic tool
- Graphic Reading for the Beginners
- Implications of Multiple Intelligences in Classroom
- Collaborative ELT classroom
- Brain based learning - 1 Theory and Applications
- Brain based learning - 2 Theory and Implications
- Brain based learning - 3 Design principles
- Brain based learning - 4 Pedagogical methodologies
- Specific Language Disabilities Part – 1
- Specific Language Disabilities Part – 2
- Pedagogy of Reading Level-01
- The Pedagogy of Reading – level 5
- Teaching Reading Pleasure to Skill
- Narrative as a Pedagogic Tool - Part – 1
- Constructing Conversations -Part-2
- Constructing Conversations part 2
- Constructing Descriptions
- Constructing Narratives
- Constructing rhymes songs poems copy
- Choreography for critical appreciation of poems
- Choreography for Second Language Acquisition
- Choreography – Script Writing
- Integrating Language Skills
- Teaching pronunciation
- Teaching pronunciation – The Issues 1
- Teaching pronunciation – The Issues 2
- Producing speech sounds Part – 1
- Producing speech sounds Part – 2
- Classroom Theatre – Grades 3 to 5
- Classroom theatre on social issues and themes
- Academic writing - Biographical sketches
- Academic writing – Letters
- Academic Writing- Essays
- Academic Writing- Report
- Teaching Grammar - To The Issues
- Teaching of Grammar - The Issues - Part – 2
- Constructing Formal Grammar
- Assessment - The Issues part – 1
- Assessment - The Issues part – 2
- Editing Through Collaboration
- Editing written discourses – 1
- Study skills and project work
- Low proficiency learners
- Assessment - Summative
- Assessment – Formative
- Feedback in ELT Class room
Evaluation process
All candidates who wish to receive a certificate for the Pedagogy of Teaching English online course must mandatorily give the weekly assessment and the final assessment. Upon receiving a passing score in both, candidates will be eligible for a certificate. The passing score for the weekly assessment is 30 percent and for the final assessment is 70 percent.