1. What are the eight important objectives of teacher education?

Enabling teachers to make proper use of instructional facilities:

The objective of teacher education is to develop the capacity to extend the resources of the school by means of improvisation of instructional facilities.

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   Enabling teachers to understand the significance of individual differences of
   

Child and to take appropriate steps for their optimum development: the objective of teacher education is to know the causes of individual differences as a result of which he will be able to develop the ability to be a child with children, an adult with the adults, a responsible citizen among the community.

8. 
   Development of the ability to give direct satisfaction of parents from the
   

Achievement of children in terms of:

1. 
   Proper habits of taking care of the body,
   
2. 
   Proper attitudes reflected in the behaviour of the children at home, in the school, in the streets, at the farms and fields etc.
   
3. 
   Progress in the class.
   

2. The list of teaching methods in primary school.
1. Teacher-Centered
Often thought of as one of the most traditional teaching methods, the teacher-centered methodology, attention is concentrated on the teacher. Teachers are in charge of the classroom and direct all activities. Typically, in this approach, children are seated at individual desks that face the teacher.
2. Student-Centered / Constructivist Approach
Many of the teaching methods and strategies on this list are considered studentcentered or constructivist. In simple terms, it turns the focus on students rather than only on the teacher. In this approach, children may sit in small groups, access centers, and possibly move about the classroom freely. Children play a more active role in their learning and may even help choose the topics they learn about.