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Name of the teacher : Jency Jose J.P Standard : IX
Subject : Social Science Duration : 40 min.
Unit : P§fpw `cWLSbpw -
Topic : `cWLSbpsS BapJw
OBJECTIVES OF THE STUDY
1. Pm[n]Xy¯nsâ aqeyw Ip«nIfn F¯n¡¶Xnv.
2. [mÀ½nIamb aqey§Ä Ip«nIfn hfÀ¯p¶Xnv.
3. kaqlt¯mSpÅ D¯chmZnXzt_m[w Ip«nIfn hfÀ¯p¶Xnv.](https://image.slidesharecdn.com/2-140927034924-phpapp02/85/2-1-320.jpg)
![CONTENT ANALYSIS
Terms
`cWLS, aqey§Ä, ]cam[nImcw, Pm[n]Xyw, temIk`, nbak`, tkmjyenkw, atXXcXzw,
dn¸»nIv.
Facts
1. ZoÀLImeambn sshtZinIm[n]Xy¯n³ Iognembncp¶p C´ybnse _lp`qcn]£w
{]tZi§fpw.
2. ½psS cmPys¯ `cW kwhn[m¯nsâ ]qÀ®amb nb{´Ww P§sf Xs¶bmWv
G¸n¨ncp¶Xv.
3. P§Ä¡pthn
sXcsªSp¡s¸« P{]Xnn[n k`IsfbmWv cmjv{S¯nsâ ]cam[nImcw
hnntbmKn¡m³ NpaXes¸Sp¯nbn«pÅXv.
4. `cWLS Dd¸pXcp¶ ]cam[nImcw S¸nem¡m³ Pm[n]Xy `cW{Ia¯neqsS
am{Xta km[yamIq.
5. C´ybpsS XncsªSp¡s¸« cmjv{S¯ehmWv cmjv{S]Xn.
Concept
C´ybnse P§fpsS `mj, BNmccoXn, PohnXkmlNcy§Ä F¶nhsb DÄs¡mÅp¶Xpw](data:image/gif;base64,R0lGODlhAQABAIAAAAAAAP///yH5BAEAAAAALAAAAAABAAEAAAIBRAA7)
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- 2. CONTENT ANALYSIS Terms `cWLS, aqey§Ä, ]cam[nImcw, Pm[n]Xyw, temIk`, nbak`, tkmjyenkw, atXXcXzw, dn¸»nIv. Facts 1. ZoÀLImeambn sshtZinIm[n]Xy¯n³ Iognembncp¶p C´ybnse _lp`qcn]£w {]tZi§fpw. 2. ½psS cmPys¯ `cW kwhn[m¯nsâ ]qÀ®amb nb{´Ww P§sf Xs¶bmWv G¸n¨ncp¶Xv. 3. P§Ä¡pthn sXcsªSp¡s¸« P{]Xnn[n k`IsfbmWv cmjv{S¯nsâ ]cam[nImcw hnntbmKn¡m³ NpaXes¸Sp¯nbn«pÅXv. 4. `cWLS Dd¸pXcp¶ ]cam[nImcw S¸nem¡m³ Pm[n]Xy `cW{Ia¯neqsS am{Xta km[yamIq. 5. C´ybpsS XncsªSp¡s¸« cmjv{S¯ehmWv cmjv{S]Xn. Concept C´ybnse P§fpsS `mj, BNmccoXn, PohnXkmlNcy§Ä F¶nhsb DÄs¡mÅp¶Xpw
- 3. ChÀs¡Ãmw Xs¶ AhkcXpeyX evIp¶Xpamb Hcp `cWLSbmWv C´y³ `cWLS. Generalization C´ybnse P§fpsS `mj, BNmccoXn, PohnXkmlNcy§Ä F¶nhsb DÄs¡mÅp¶Xpw ChÀs¡Ãmw Xs¶ Ahkc XpeyX evIp¶Xpamb Hcp `cWLSbmWv C´y³ `cWLS F¶ nKa¯n Ip«nIÄ F¯nt¨cp¶p. Classroom Interaction Procedure Student’s Response I. hnjb¯nsâ AhXcWw Ignª temIvk`, XncsªSp¸pambn _Ôs¸« tNmZy§Ä A²ym]I³ Ip«nItfmSp tNmZn¡p¶p. GXv cmjv{Sob ]mÀ«nbmWv C´y `cn¡p¶Xv ? BcmWv Cu `cWIqSs¯ XncsªSp¯Xv ? At¸mÄ GXpXcw `cWamWv C´ybn S¡p¶Xv ? _n. sP. ]n P§Ä
- 4. Pm[n]Xyw II. Bibs¯ thÀXncn¡Â ‘in£mnba§Ä S¸m¡p¶Xn Pm[n]Xy`cWt¯¡mÄ cmP`cWamWv ÃXv’ þ Cu {]kvXmhtbmSv n§Ä tbmPn¡p¶ptm ? Bibw 1 :-þ tbmPn¡p¶p. nba§Ä IÀiambn S¸m¡Ww. Bibw 2 :-þ kaql¯nse Hmtcm hyàn¡pw {]m[myw evIWw. ‘tbmPn¡p¶nÃ’. III. {Kq¸v {]hÀ¯w A²ym]I³, Hmtcm Bibs¯bpw ]n³Xm§p¶ hnZymÀ°nIsf thÀXncn¨v cv {Kq¸m¡p¶p. Hmtcm {Kq¸ntmSpw, FXnÀ {Kq¸ntmSp tNmZn¡phm³ ]camh[n tNmZy§Ä X¿mdm¡phm³ Bhiys¸Sp¶p. Bibw 1 : s ]n³Xm§p¶hÀ A {Kq¸v Bibw 2 : s ]n³Xm§p¶hÀ B {Kq¸v {Kq¸v {]hÀ¯§Ä¡ptht{] mÕmlw A²ym]I³ evIp¶p. evIs¸« kab¯nptijw Is ¯epIÄ hmbn¡phm³ Ip«nIsf £Wn¡p¶p. {Kq¸v {]hÀ¯§Ä¡mhiyamb t{]mÕmlw evIp¶p. Is ¯epIÄ hmbn¸n¡p¶p. Ip«nIÄ ]camh[n tNmZy§Ä X¿mdm¡p¶p. A {Kq¸nsâ tNmZy§Ä 1. FÃmnba§fpw oXn]qÀÆw S¸m¡phm³ Pm[n]Xym`cW¯nv Ignbptam ? 2. ]Ic¯np ]Icw in£ evImsX F§s amXrIm]cambn in£ evImmIpw ? 3. AbhpÅ nba§Ä IpäIrXy§Ä Ipdbv¡ptam ?
- 5. 4. cmP`cW¯nse in£mS]SnIÄ am{Xw kzoIcn¡p¶XneqsS Pm[n]Xy¯nv a§te¡ptam ? {Kq¸v B bpsS tNmZy§Ä 1. ]Ic¯np ]Icw sN¿p¶XneqsS Hcp ]t£ nc]cm[nIÄ in£n¡s¸Sntà ? 2. Hmtcm hyànbptSbpw Poh³ Aaqeyatà ? 3. IÀi nba§Ä Asæn ]Ic¯np ]Icw nba§Ä Pm[n]Xymibs¯ XIÀ¯p Ifbntà ? 4. {Iaamb, hyàamb oXnymb¯neqsS ]cnlmcw Is ¯phm³ Pm[n]Xyw klmbIatà ? IV. Bib§fpsS GIoIcWw Ip«nIfpsS tNmZy§sf ]cntim[n¨ tijw AXnse bpànbpw, [mÀ½nIXbpw A²ym]I³ shfns¸Sp¯ns¡mSp¡p¶p. Pm[n]Xy Bib§Ä¡v {]m[myw evIns¡mv A²ym]I³ Ip«nIfpsS tNmZy§sf hnebncp¯pIbpw Hmtcm tNmZy¯nse {]iv§Ä¡pw ]cnlmcw nÀt±in¡pIbpw sN¿p¶p.
- 6. in£mnba§Ä am{XaÃ, ]cam[nImcw, Pm[n]Xyw, tkmjyenkw, atXXcXzw, dn¸»nIv F¶o Bib§Ä¡pw hfscb[nIw {]m[myw Hcp cmjv{S¯n Dv F¶pw sXfnbn¨psImv A²ym]I³ `cWLSbpsS BapJs¯ hniZoIcn¡pIbpw ]mT`mKw Ahkmn¸n¡pIbpw sN¿p¶p. Ip«nIÄ [mÀ½nIamb aqey§sf Xncn¨dnbp¶p. ]cam[nImcw, tkmjyenkw, atXXcXzw, dn¸»nIv F¶o Bib§Ä¡v injmnba§sf¡mtfsd {]m[myaps ¶v aÊnem¡pIbpw sN¿p¶p. Assignment 1. `cWLSbpsS BapJw ]cntim[n¨tijw B[pnI C´ybpsS kmaqlnI, cmjv{Sob, `cW ]Ým¯e§sf hnebncp¯ns¡mv Hcp Assk³saâv X¿mdm¡pI.