1) The document describes a micro-teaching lesson plan presented by teacher trainee Pooja Halder on the topic of types of farming. 2) The lesson included introductory statements on farming and types of farming, explanations of subsistence farming and intensive/primitive types, and details about commercial farming. 3) An observation schedule was included to rate the teacher trainee on components of the lesson such as introducing links, covering essential points, and testing student understanding.

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3. MICRO-TEACHING
LESSION PLAN
SKILL OF EXPLAINING

4. Name of the teacher trainee : POOJA HALDER
Subject: GEOGRAPHY(Social Science)
Topic: TYPES OF FARMING
Class: VIII
Duration : 5-6 minutes

5. COMPONENTS
1 Introductory statements
2 Explaining links
3 Covering essential points
4 Using Audio-Visual Technique
5 Defining technical words
6 Concluding Statements
7 Testing pupils understanding

6. content Pupil teacher’s
activity
Student’s
activity
components
Greetings
Types of
Farming
Good Morning
Students
Students, You may
studied in your
previous classes
about foods, crops
etc. today I am telling
you the procedure
from where we get
these all fulfilment
So today we shall
study about the
“Types of Farming”.
Good
Morning
Madam
Introductory
Statements

7. content Pupil teacher’s activity Student’s
activity
components
Farming is the science of art
of cultivation on the soil, It is
a system. Some of inputs are
seeds, fertilizers, machinery
and (labour through
ploughing sowing, irrigation
& harvesting we get the
outputs like crops, wool, diary
& poultry production.
Now Let me tell you the
Types of farming
Two types of framings are:-
(i) Subsistence Farming
(ii) Commercial Farming
Explaining links

8. content Pupil teacher’s activity Student’s
activity
components
Subsistence Type of farming
is practised to meet the
needs of the farmers family,
with the help of traditional
method, household labours
& produce very small
quantity of output for their
own consumption.
There are two types of
subsistence farming :
(i) Intensive Subsistence
Farming
(ii) Primitive Subsistence
Farming
Explaining
links

9. content Pupil teacher’s activity Student’s
activity
com
Intensive Subsistence Farming:-
The Farmers Cultivates a small plot of land
using simple tools & more labour. Includes
large number of days with sunshine &
fertile soil permit one crop annually on the
same plot
Primitive Subsistence Farming:-
It includes Shifting cultivation & nomadic
harding . Shifting cultivation is practised in
the areas of heavy rainfall quick
regenerating lands. Nomadic Harding
includes movement from “Place to Place”
with there animals for fodder
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10. content Pupil teacher’s activity Student’s activity c
Commercial Farming:-
This type of farming used for
commercial purposes- crops &
animals are share in this market.
Whereas the plantation crops
involves the single crop like- Tea,
Coffee, Sugar Cane, Cashew Nut,
Arcenut Etc.
Farming is an Essential
Procedure for the farmers and all.
Near about 73% of the total
working force is engaged in this
activity.
well students! Today we have
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11. OBSERVATION SHEDULE-CUM-RATING SCALE
COMPONENT RATING SCALE
POOR AVERAGE GOOD V.GOOD EXCELLENT
Introductory
statements
Explaining links
Covering essential
points
Using Audio-Visual
Technique
Defining technical words
Concluding Statements
Testing pupils
understanding

12. Name of the observing Teacher Trainee:
NOTE: Tick (√) can be given on the marks basis of the
scales of allotment of marks given below.
Comments /suggestion
GRADE POINTS
EXELENT 5
VERY GOOD 4
GOOD 3
AVERAGE 2
POOR 1