Here is a details to guide REET (Level II) candidates about the syllabus. This blog will help you understand the exam structure and subject-wise content requirements for preparing effectively.
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REET 2024 Level-II Syllabus: A Comprehensive Guide for Aspiring Teachers
The Rajasthan Eligibility Examination for Teachers (REET) is a prestigious exam for candidates aspiring to become teachers for classes VI to VIII. Understanding the syllabus is crucial to your preparation. Here’s a detailed breakdown of the syllabus for REET Level-II to help you strategize your study plan effectively.
Exam Structure
- Level-II: For teaching classes VI to VIII.
- Paper-II Sections:
- Child Development and Pedagogy
- Language I (Hindi, English, Sanskrit, Gujarati, Sindhi, Punjabi)
- Language II (Hindi, English, Sanskrit, Gujarati, Sindhi, Punjabi)
- Mathematics and Science (for Science/Mathematics teachers) OR Social Studies (for Social Studies teachers).
Each section evaluates your knowledge and teaching aptitude for the specific subjects.
Section 1: Child Development and Pedagogy
- Total Questions: 30
- Total Marks: 30
This section assesses your understanding of child psychology, development stages, learning processes, and teaching methodologies. Key topics include:
- Child Development:
- Concepts of growth and development.
- Theories and principles of child development.
- Factors affecting development (family, school).
- Role of heredity and environment.
- Individual Differences:
- Personality: Types and factors shaping it.
- Intelligence: Theories, multiple intelligences, and their implications.
- Learning Process:
- Theories of learning (Behaviorism, Cognitivism, Constructivism).
- Learning difficulties and motivation strategies.
- Teaching strategies under the National Curriculum Framework (2005).
- Educational Policies:
- Right to Education Act (2009).
- National Education Policy (2020) insights.
Section 2: Language-I
Candidates choose one language from Hindi, English, Sanskrit, Gujarati, Sindhi, or Punjabi.
- Total Questions: 30
- Total Marks: 30
Content Focus:
- Language comprehension: Grammar, unseen passages (prose and poetry).
- Vocabulary: Synonyms, antonyms, idioms.
- Principles and strategies of language teaching.
- Development of linguistic skills (listening, speaking, reading, writing).
- Language assessment and evaluation methods.
Section 3: Language-II
This is your secondary language choice. The syllabus focuses on:
- Prose and poetry comprehension.
- Grammar and language teaching strategies.
- Methods for evaluating students’ language skills.
Section 4: Mathematics and Science OR Social Studies
Option A: Mathematics and Science
- Total Questions: 60
- Total Marks: 60
Mathematics:
- Number Systems, Decimals, Fractions.
- Algebra, Geometry, Mensuration, Statistics.
- Importance of Mathematics in Curriculum.
Science:
- Life sciences: Microorganisms, plant and animal biology, human body.
- Physical sciences: Force, energy, heat, light, electricity.
- Environmental science: Pollution, natural resources, conservation.
Option B: Social Studies
- Total Questions: 60
- Total Marks: 60
History:
- Ancient civilizations: Indus Valley, Vedic culture.
- Medieval India: Bhakti-Sufi movements, Mughal-Rajput relations.
- Modern India: Revolt of 1857, Indian National Movement.
Geography:
- Physical and political geography of India and Rajasthan.
- Natural resources, agriculture, industries.
Civics:
- Indian Constitution and fundamental rights.
- Government structure: Central, state, and local bodies.
Preparation Tips
- Understand the Exam Pattern: Familiarize yourself with the marking scheme and time management.
- Use NCERT Books: Most topics are aligned with NCERT content.
- Solve Previous Year Papers: Practice to understand question patterns.
- Regular Revision: Make concise notes and revise frequently.
- Mock Tests: Evaluate your preparation and identify weak areas.
With this detailed syllabus guide, you can focus your efforts on preparing for each section systematically. Remember, consistent practice and a clear understanding of concepts are key to success. Best of luck for your REET 2024 preparations!
