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1. ASHOKA INTERNATIONAL CENTRE FOR
EDUCATIONAL STUDIES AND RESEARCH, NASHIK.
B.Ed. (Lesson Plan)
Name of the Pupil Teacher: Priti R. SonarSubject Lesson No.: 01
Name of the School: Ashoka Universal SchoolLesson No.: 01
Std.: VDiv.: ATime: 10:00Date:Type of Lesson: Simulated/ AOM
Teaching Subject: EnglishTeaching Unit: A Country- India
CONTEXT:
Entry Behavior: Students have basic knowledge about our country- India.
Correlation: Life & History.
Teaching aids: PPT, Objects and Charts.
Content Analysis:
INDIA
Land of diversity
Religious Diversity Cultural Diversity
Hinduism Jainism Buddhism Language Food
Sikhism Christianity Islam Dance Costume
Instructional Objectives and Specifications:
1. The pupil acquires the knowledge of various diversity in India.
a. The pupil recalls the different names of diversities in India.
b. The pupil recalls the characteristics of each diversity in India.
2. The pupil develops the comprehension of the chapter ‘land of diversity’.
a. The pupil discusses about the religious diversity.
b. The pupil discusses about the cultural diversity.
3. The pupil develops an appreciation of the chapter ‘land of diversity’.
a. The pupil appreciates the unity among the different religion and culture.
Methodology: Advance Organizer Model (AOM)

2. References: www.worldbusinesswww.multiculturalindia.net, www.religionindia.comculture.com,
Experience:
Teaching Points/ Content Teacher Activities & Procedure Support System/ CB Work

3. Step 1: Presentation of the
organizer.
Meaning of the term
‘Diversity’.
Land of Diversity
Step 2: Presentation of the
learning task or material.
Religious Diversity.
India is a country with Religious and
cultural diversity.
Teacher writes advance organizer on
board & underlines important concepts
and terms.
India is a country in South Asia. It the
seventh-largest country by area, the
second most populated country.
Q. What do you mean by the word
‘diversity’?
Q. Do we have Diversity in India?
We all live in the land of diversity.
Almost every state has its own Religion
and Cuture..
Students as we know that India is a land
of diversity. We can classify diversity
into two parts.
Let us see the first type:
(Teacher starts to develop progressive
differentiation on CB)
Religion in India is characterized by a
diversity of religious beliefs and
practices. India is the birth place of four
of the world’s major religions, mainly:
Hinduism, Buddhism, Jainism &
Sikhism.
What are the other religions existing in
India?
Throughout India’s history religion has
been an important part of country’s
culture. Religious diversity & religious
tolerance are both established in the
country by the law & custom. A vast
majority of Indians associate themselves
with a religion.
Presenting Advance Organizer.
The concept of diversity
encompasses acceptance and
respect. It means understanding
that each individual is unique and
recognizing our individual
difference.
Land of Diversity
Religious Cultural
Diversity Diversity
Religious Diversity
Hinduism
Buddhism
Jainism
Sikhism
Christianity
Islam

4. Teaching Points/ Content Teacher Activities & Procedure Support System/ CB Work
HINDUISM
ISLAMIC
CHRISTIANITY
SIKHISM
BUDDHISM
JAINISM
Cultural Diversity.
“Cultural diversity is the
quality of diverse or
different cultures”.
LANGUAGE
DANCE
FOOD
COSTUME
According to 2001 census, 82% of the
population of India practice Hinduism.
Population of Islam is 13%.
Population of Christianity is 02%
Population of Sikhism is 02%
Population of Buddhism is1%
Population of Jainism is 1%
These are the major religions followed
by the people of India.
In our class also we can see students
belong to different religions. Still they
are together and united. Isn’t it?
Students we have studied about the
concept of diversity, types of diversity
and in that Religious diversity. Now let
us see the next diversity type i.e.:
Cultural diversity.
Q. What do you mean by ‘Cultural
Diversity’?
Similar to religious diversity, cultural
diversity are also of different categories.
Q. What is Language?
India is a home to several languages.
Hindi is the most widespread language
of India. Near about 41% of people
speak Hindi language. Bengali is the
second most spoken language.
Almost all state has their traditional
dances.
All states have their different food
culture.
Clothing in India varies from region to
region.
Cultural Diversity
Languages
Dance
Food
Costume
Teacher shows a chart of the
various language speakers.
Teacher shows a chart of the
various dance forms in India.
Teacher shows a chart of the
different food culture in India.
Teacher shows a chart of various
clothing in India.

5. Teaching Points/ Content Teacher Activities & Procedure Support System/ CB Work
Step 3: Strengthening
cognitive organization.
Thus, we have seen that India is a land
of diversity where there are two or more
types of diversity- Religion and
Cultural.
In Religion Diversity, we have studied
about different religions, like:
Hinduism, Sikhism, Buddhism, Islam,
Christianity and Jainism.
In Cultural Diversity, we have studied
about different cultures, like:
Languages, Dance, Food, Costume and
Culture.
Though India is a diverse country, but it
has great unity.
If you have any doubts regarding the
topic, you can ask me.
(Teacher clears the confusion of the
students)