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The document is about a 45 minute English class on the unit "Mirroring the Times" and the sub-unit of "Mass Media". The teacher's name is Lakshmi Priya .G and they will be discussing mass media, comparing past and present forms of media, and having students identify different types of media like newspapers and commentators. The learning objectives are to understand the term "mass", learn about various media types and their uses, and compare past versus present media.
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Photographs from trip to American Deep South
Domino Express Storyboard - TV Adv Toys 30"
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- 4. Lets begin our journey… Name of the teacher: Lakshmi Priya .G Standard : IX Name of the subject : English Time : 45min Name of the unit : Mirroring the Times Name of the Sub unit : Mass Media
- 5. Learning Objectives : Understands the meaning of the term “mass”. Gets an idea of the various media and its uses. Gets an idea about the difference between the media of the past and that of the present.
- 6. Step I Can you say what does the following pictures suggests?
- 7. Have you seen this? Do you have the habit of reading it?
- 8. Can you say what are the following?
- 9. What can you see in the picture?
- 10. Have you heard about media?
- 11. So when the above two pictures are brought together we can say :
- 13. Have you seen this? He is a commentator : one who makes comments.
- 14. What are the different forms of media? What can you see from the pictures?
- 15. Assignment Write about your favourite mass media.