They already know the classroom. They have already lived the theory — worked with children at different developmental stages, experimented with instructional approaches, observed what motivates and what discourages young learners. In many cases, they have more genuine pedagogical insight than the CTET question designers might assume. Yet despite this real professional experience, working teachers appear for CTET and fail — sometimes repeatedly — while fresh graduates who have never spent a day in a classroom pass comfortably.
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