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Debate on paradigms emerging trends of 2-year B.Ed programme held 4/17/2014 11:43:43 PM Early Times Report Jammu, Apr 17: As many as 37 B.Ed students of different colleges of Education spoke for and against the motion in an Inter college debate organized by Ranjit College of Education Rakh Bandhuwala Jammu. The analysis of the debate converged on the thought that to be skilled and professional ,B.Ed Course is to be extended for two years with recommendations that entry level in teaching Job must be at least B.Ed. Prof P.N Koul, Principal Govt. Degree college Dharmari Reasi, Taranjeet Kour of Govt Hr.Sec School, Gole Gujral Talab Tillo and G.Q. Sheikh were the Judges of the function. Mehr-un Nisa Keen of Mier College was adjudged first in the Rank followed by Sandeep Kour of M.C.Khalsa College of Education and Neelakshi of MIER College of Education who secured second and third ranks respectively. Manmeet Singh in his speech thanked the judges for accepting offer to perform as judges of the event .   Share This News with Your Friends on Social Network     Comment on this Story

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