This document provides guidelines for conducting kn2n-tim[-Ihpw (formative assessment) and \nZm\ tim[-Ihpw (summative assessment) as part of a B.Ed course. It outlines the objectives and key components of formative and summative assessment. Formative assessment should be used to provide ongoing feedback to help students improve, while summative assessment evaluates overall understanding after instruction is complete. The document describes several essential elements that should be included in both formative and summative assessments, such as clear learning objectives, representation of all topics, analysis of student responses, and feedback.
The document summarizes key points from a conference on conservation in Kerala held in 2012. It provides 12 recommendations to improve conservation efforts in the state, including strengthening laws around wetlands and coastal zones, improving enforcement of existing regulations, addressing issues facing farmers and fishermen, and promoting sustainable development practices. Overall, the recommendations aim to balance conservation needs with livelihood concerns in Kerala.
This document discusses the evolution of nationalism in India. It traces how nationalism first emerged in India in response to British colonial rule. Key figures like Bankim Chandra Chatterjee helped develop Indian nationalism through their literary works. Over time, nationalism in India grew in strength and importance, shaping Indian identity and the struggle for independence from foreign domination. Even today, nationalism influences India's relationship with other nations and remains an important part of the country's political discourse.
1. The document provides details about the innovative teaching manual prepared by a teacher on the topic of "Strengths of Farming and Animal Husbandry".
2. It discusses the life and struggles of Jocomb Joseph, a farmer from Kottayam who advocated for the rights of farmers and stood up to landowners.
3. Due to resistance from landowners, Jocomb Joseph was forced to take shelter in a cave but later sold to a plantation owner by the landowners and died in captivity.
- The Department of Tourism, Government of Kerala is organizing a residential camp for disabled people at Simnapuri Retreat Centre in Kottayam from January 9th to 15th.
- The camp aims to provide disabled people from across Kerala an opportunity to experience community living and enhance their skills through various recreational activities.
- It will also help in promoting inclusion of persons with disabilities in the mainstream of society through experiences shared at the camp.
This presentation is prepared By Sreenivasan Kartha in connection with Madam Curie Day, July 4. This for conducting science classes in Kerla.
You can share, remix or adapt this presentation under the conditions of Creative Commons 3.0 licence with attribution to KSSP.
This document is a notification from the Director of Mining regarding revisions to the regulations of the Mines and Minerals Development and Regulation Act. It references 16 previous notifications and government orders related to mines and minerals. It proposes amendments to simplify procedures for mining leases and address issues faced by lease holders. These include revising timelines for filing returns, expanding the types of mining activities that require reporting, and clarifying responsibilities of government departments and lease holders.
This document provides a summary of various social welfare programs and schemes implemented by the state government. It aims to consolidate information about these programs in one place and make it easily accessible to the public. The document was compiled by collecting data from different departments and agencies implementing welfare activities. It is hoped that making this information available will help more people learn about and benefit from the various social welfare initiatives of the government.
This document outlines the procedures for auctioning property under the Tamil Nadu Revenue Recovery Act 1968. Key points include:
1. The District Collector is responsible for overseeing the recovery of public dues through auctions. Authorized officers like tahsildars and village administrative officers are empowered to conduct auctions.
2. Auction notices must be served to the defaulter or someone in their family residing in the property. If no one is found, the notice can be posted prominently on the property.
3. If auction fails to recover dues, further recovery methods like attachment of crops or rents can be used as outlined in the Act.
The document summarizes key points from a conference on conservation in Kerala held in 2012. It provides 12 recommendations to improve conservation efforts in the state, including strengthening laws around wetlands and coastal zones, improving enforcement of existing regulations, addressing issues facing farmers and fishermen, and promoting sustainable development practices. Overall, the recommendations aim to balance conservation needs with livelihood concerns in Kerala.
This document discusses the evolution of nationalism in India. It traces how nationalism first emerged in India in response to British colonial rule. Key figures like Bankim Chandra Chatterjee helped develop Indian nationalism through their literary works. Over time, nationalism in India grew in strength and importance, shaping Indian identity and the struggle for independence from foreign domination. Even today, nationalism influences India's relationship with other nations and remains an important part of the country's political discourse.
1. The document provides details about the innovative teaching manual prepared by a teacher on the topic of "Strengths of Farming and Animal Husbandry".
2. It discusses the life and struggles of Jocomb Joseph, a farmer from Kottayam who advocated for the rights of farmers and stood up to landowners.
3. Due to resistance from landowners, Jocomb Joseph was forced to take shelter in a cave but later sold to a plantation owner by the landowners and died in captivity.
- The Department of Tourism, Government of Kerala is organizing a residential camp for disabled people at Simnapuri Retreat Centre in Kottayam from January 9th to 15th.
- The camp aims to provide disabled people from across Kerala an opportunity to experience community living and enhance their skills through various recreational activities.
- It will also help in promoting inclusion of persons with disabilities in the mainstream of society through experiences shared at the camp.
This presentation is prepared By Sreenivasan Kartha in connection with Madam Curie Day, July 4. This for conducting science classes in Kerla.
You can share, remix or adapt this presentation under the conditions of Creative Commons 3.0 licence with attribution to KSSP.
This document is a notification from the Director of Mining regarding revisions to the regulations of the Mines and Minerals Development and Regulation Act. It references 16 previous notifications and government orders related to mines and minerals. It proposes amendments to simplify procedures for mining leases and address issues faced by lease holders. These include revising timelines for filing returns, expanding the types of mining activities that require reporting, and clarifying responsibilities of government departments and lease holders.
This document provides a summary of various social welfare programs and schemes implemented by the state government. It aims to consolidate information about these programs in one place and make it easily accessible to the public. The document was compiled by collecting data from different departments and agencies implementing welfare activities. It is hoped that making this information available will help more people learn about and benefit from the various social welfare initiatives of the government.
This document outlines the procedures for auctioning property under the Tamil Nadu Revenue Recovery Act 1968. Key points include:
1. The District Collector is responsible for overseeing the recovery of public dues through auctions. Authorized officers like tahsildars and village administrative officers are empowered to conduct auctions.
2. Auction notices must be served to the defaulter or someone in their family residing in the property. If no one is found, the notice can be posted prominently on the property.
3. If auction fails to recover dues, further recovery methods like attachment of crops or rents can be used as outlined in the Act.
Procedure for the issue of certificates by Kerala Land Revenue Officers(Village Offices and Taluk Offices) Note uploaded by T.J Joseph Adhikarathil,Deputy Tahsildar,Kottayam, Mob-9447464502- A mysandesham presentation.
This document provides a lesson template for an innovative lesson on the short story "One Small Step" by F.S. Herek. The lesson involves students analyzing themes and symbols in the story through group discussions and activities. Students will discuss their understanding of the story, examine symbols found in the text, and create a visual representation of the story in small groups. The teacher will then lead a whole class discussion to consolidate learning and ensure all students comprehend the key elements of the story.
The document provides details about the history, culture and traditions of Mappila community in three paragraphs. It mentions that Mappilas are a Muslim community that settled in Malabar coast from 7th century. Their language, food, arts and religious practices developed unique characteristics over time. The document highlights their contributions to language, literature and folk arts in Kerala. It also discusses some of their traditional occupations like boat making and irrigation works. Mappilas had a significant influence on religious and cultural life of the region.
Catholic Church Vedapadom NAMASKARANGAL uploaded by james Adhikaram kottaya...James Joseph Adhikaram
This document lists various Catholic prayers and concepts in Malayalam and English. It includes:
1. Common Catholic prayers like the Our Father, Hail Mary, Apostles' Creed, Glory Be, and prayers for confession.
2. Concepts like the seven sacraments, seven gifts of the Holy Spirit, ten commandments, and works of mercy.
3. Specific prayers for different occasions, like the Angelus for ordinary days and Holy Week.
4. Instructions for some prayers, like variations of the Sign of the Cross.
In under 30 items and translations between Malayalam and English, this document provides an overview of fundamental Catholic prayers, concepts, and practices.
1. Anyone residing in India can file an RTI application. The application should be filed with the relevant Public Information Officer.
2. If the concerned Public Information Officer's name is not clearly mentioned, the information seeker can ask for it to be provided or corrected.
3. A Public Information Officer cannot reject an application on the grounds that the information requested is personal or private to the officer, unless it pertains to another third party. They must transfer the application to the relevant authority in such cases.
1. The document describes guidelines for providing first aid to someone in a road accident.
2. It recommends stabilizing the victim by supporting their neck and spine while minimizing movement, then transporting them carefully to the nearest medical facility.
3. The guidelines stress the importance of the "Golden Hour" period immediately after an accident, when definitive care can prevent long-term disability or save the victim's life.
This document provides guidance for conducting surveys and modernizing land records under the National Land Records Modernization Programme (NLRMP).
It outlines key steps like conducting a baseline survey of the village to identify issues, carrying out a social audit involving villagers and officials to verify records, and publishing the revised land records under section 4(1) of the Land Revenue Act.
Officials from different departments like the village officer, surveyor and revenue officer should be involved in the social audit. Grievances must be addressed before finalizing the updated land records. The updated records should be notified publicly through notices in villages and nearby towns.
- The Kerala Tourism Development Corporation (KTDC) is celebrating its 50th anniversary this year. It has played a major role in developing tourism infrastructure and promoting Kerala's unique culture and heritage.
- Over the past five decades, KTDC has faced many challenges but has recently seen increased occupancy rates in its hotels and houseboats. The corporation aims to expand its services and offer affordable packages to cater to more domestic tourists.
- As it enters its next phase, KTDC hopes to strengthen its presence across Kerala and continue contributing to the socio-economic development of the state through tourism.
- The document outlines a lesson plan on the topic of electricity for 9th standard students. It includes the learning outcomes, content analysis, classroom activities, and review questions.
- The key points covered are the causes of electricity like static electricity, the uses of electricity in daily life, and the importance of conserving electricity for the benefit of society. Interactive activities like discussions and demonstrations are used to explain concepts.
- The lesson concludes with a review of the important topics and a follow up activity where students are asked to prepare posters highlighting the importance of electricity conservation.
This presentation prepared by Mr. KVS Kartha on behalf of Parishath Padanakendram Kottarakkara for Science Classes Campaign in connection with the International Year of Chemistry.
You can use and share this presentation as per the terms of CC BY.
The document discusses different methods of manure application. It describes several methods including composting manure, broadcasting manure, and applying manure through irrigation channels or by spreading it on grazing lands. It notes that applying manure through natural or artificial methods helps improve soil fertility. The presentation provides information on various manure application techniques and seeks input from students on which methods are used in their local areas. It includes review questions and a follow up activity where students can sketch diagrams of different manure application methods.
1. This document is a letter regarding the registration of a cooperative/society formed in 2003 under the name [name removed].
2. The cooperative/society is requesting registration as it was formed based on the 12th Kerala Cooperative Societies Act of 1955.
3. The letter provides details of the members of the cooperative/society such as their names and addresses.
1) The document discusses vitamins, which are essential nutrients found in food that help support various bodily functions. It describes different types of vitamins like Vitamins A, C, D, E, and K.
2) Vitamins are classified based on whether they are fat-soluble and stored in the body (like Vitamins A, D, E, and K) or water-soluble and excreted from the body (like Vitamins B and C).
3) The document provides information on the roles and health benefits of various vitamins, such as Vitamin A supporting vision and Vitamin C promoting healing.
The document discusses proper prayer etiquette according to Islamic teachings from the Prophet Muhammad. It provides guidance on posture, recitations, timing of movements and more. References are given for further reading. Key points include praying with humility and concentration, straightening the rows, reciting prayers aloud but not too loud, and following the Prophet's example in all aspects of prayer.
This document discusses various geographical features that are an integral part of social studies. It focuses on three such features - rivers, lakes and forests. Rivers and their role in communities are often discussed in social studies lessons. Similarly, lakes and the issues surrounding them also come up regularly. Forests have a very prominent place in social studies due to their diverse nature. Providing more information on these geographical features and examining them in detail can help students gain a deeper understanding of these areas and the socio-economic issues related to them.
The document provides details about an innovative teaching manual for a social science class on the topic of ancient Indian society. It includes the learning outcomes, which are for students to understand ancient Indian society and different social systems, discuss aspects of ancient Indian society with evidence, and appreciate how social systems shaped ancient cultures and behaviors. The document then provides content from ancient Indian society, including facts about the Vedic period, lifestyle in Harappan civilization, social hierarchies and occupations, and artifacts and scriptures from the time period. It outlines a proposed classroom activity where students are divided into groups to present on different aspects of ancient Indian society and social systems.
This document provides a lesson template for an innovative lesson on the short story "One Small Step" by F. S. Herek. The lesson involves students analyzing themes and symbols in the story through group discussions and activities. Students will discuss their understanding of the story, examine symbols found in the text, and create a visual representation of the story in small groups. The teacher will then lead a discussion to consolidate learning and ensure all students comprehend the key elements of the story.
This document provides a lesson template for an innovative lesson on the short story "One Small Step" by F.S. Herek. The lesson involves students analyzing themes and symbols in the story through group discussions and activities. Students will discuss their understanding of the story, examine symbols found in the text, and create a visual representation of the story in small groups. The teacher will then lead a discussion to consolidate learning and ensure all students comprehend the key elements of the story.
This lesson plan aims to teach students about Tiruvalluvar, a famous Tamil poet and philosopher from ancient Tamil Nadu. The lesson plan includes the following:
1. An introduction to Tiruvalluvar that provides background about who he was and his works.
2. Activities where students learn facts like Tiruvalluvar lived in the town of Mylapore in Chennai and was a celebrated poet during the Sangam period in Tamil history.
3. A role play conversation between two students where one student asks questions about Tiruvalluvar to the other student, and the responses help reinforce the key information about Tiruvalluvar for the class
The document provides details about a lesson on the history of taxonomy taught by a teacher. It discusses how early scientists like Aristotle, Pliny and Linnaeus classified living things based on various characteristics. It mentions that Aristotle is considered the father of taxonomy and explained how Pliny cataloged thousands of plants and animals. It notes that Linnaeus developed a more scientific method of taxonomy and cataloged over 18,000 species of plants in his publications. The document aims to help students understand the development of taxonomy in various historical periods through these early scientists' classifications.
Procedure for the issue of certificates by Kerala Land Revenue Officers(Village Offices and Taluk Offices) Note uploaded by T.J Joseph Adhikarathil,Deputy Tahsildar,Kottayam, Mob-9447464502- A mysandesham presentation.
This document provides a lesson template for an innovative lesson on the short story "One Small Step" by F.S. Herek. The lesson involves students analyzing themes and symbols in the story through group discussions and activities. Students will discuss their understanding of the story, examine symbols found in the text, and create a visual representation of the story in small groups. The teacher will then lead a whole class discussion to consolidate learning and ensure all students comprehend the key elements of the story.
The document provides details about the history, culture and traditions of Mappila community in three paragraphs. It mentions that Mappilas are a Muslim community that settled in Malabar coast from 7th century. Their language, food, arts and religious practices developed unique characteristics over time. The document highlights their contributions to language, literature and folk arts in Kerala. It also discusses some of their traditional occupations like boat making and irrigation works. Mappilas had a significant influence on religious and cultural life of the region.
Catholic Church Vedapadom NAMASKARANGAL uploaded by james Adhikaram kottaya...James Joseph Adhikaram
This document lists various Catholic prayers and concepts in Malayalam and English. It includes:
1. Common Catholic prayers like the Our Father, Hail Mary, Apostles' Creed, Glory Be, and prayers for confession.
2. Concepts like the seven sacraments, seven gifts of the Holy Spirit, ten commandments, and works of mercy.
3. Specific prayers for different occasions, like the Angelus for ordinary days and Holy Week.
4. Instructions for some prayers, like variations of the Sign of the Cross.
In under 30 items and translations between Malayalam and English, this document provides an overview of fundamental Catholic prayers, concepts, and practices.
1. Anyone residing in India can file an RTI application. The application should be filed with the relevant Public Information Officer.
2. If the concerned Public Information Officer's name is not clearly mentioned, the information seeker can ask for it to be provided or corrected.
3. A Public Information Officer cannot reject an application on the grounds that the information requested is personal or private to the officer, unless it pertains to another third party. They must transfer the application to the relevant authority in such cases.
1. The document describes guidelines for providing first aid to someone in a road accident.
2. It recommends stabilizing the victim by supporting their neck and spine while minimizing movement, then transporting them carefully to the nearest medical facility.
3. The guidelines stress the importance of the "Golden Hour" period immediately after an accident, when definitive care can prevent long-term disability or save the victim's life.
This document provides guidance for conducting surveys and modernizing land records under the National Land Records Modernization Programme (NLRMP).
It outlines key steps like conducting a baseline survey of the village to identify issues, carrying out a social audit involving villagers and officials to verify records, and publishing the revised land records under section 4(1) of the Land Revenue Act.
Officials from different departments like the village officer, surveyor and revenue officer should be involved in the social audit. Grievances must be addressed before finalizing the updated land records. The updated records should be notified publicly through notices in villages and nearby towns.
- The Kerala Tourism Development Corporation (KTDC) is celebrating its 50th anniversary this year. It has played a major role in developing tourism infrastructure and promoting Kerala's unique culture and heritage.
- Over the past five decades, KTDC has faced many challenges but has recently seen increased occupancy rates in its hotels and houseboats. The corporation aims to expand its services and offer affordable packages to cater to more domestic tourists.
- As it enters its next phase, KTDC hopes to strengthen its presence across Kerala and continue contributing to the socio-economic development of the state through tourism.
- The document outlines a lesson plan on the topic of electricity for 9th standard students. It includes the learning outcomes, content analysis, classroom activities, and review questions.
- The key points covered are the causes of electricity like static electricity, the uses of electricity in daily life, and the importance of conserving electricity for the benefit of society. Interactive activities like discussions and demonstrations are used to explain concepts.
- The lesson concludes with a review of the important topics and a follow up activity where students are asked to prepare posters highlighting the importance of electricity conservation.
This presentation prepared by Mr. KVS Kartha on behalf of Parishath Padanakendram Kottarakkara for Science Classes Campaign in connection with the International Year of Chemistry.
You can use and share this presentation as per the terms of CC BY.
The document discusses different methods of manure application. It describes several methods including composting manure, broadcasting manure, and applying manure through irrigation channels or by spreading it on grazing lands. It notes that applying manure through natural or artificial methods helps improve soil fertility. The presentation provides information on various manure application techniques and seeks input from students on which methods are used in their local areas. It includes review questions and a follow up activity where students can sketch diagrams of different manure application methods.
1. This document is a letter regarding the registration of a cooperative/society formed in 2003 under the name [name removed].
2. The cooperative/society is requesting registration as it was formed based on the 12th Kerala Cooperative Societies Act of 1955.
3. The letter provides details of the members of the cooperative/society such as their names and addresses.
1) The document discusses vitamins, which are essential nutrients found in food that help support various bodily functions. It describes different types of vitamins like Vitamins A, C, D, E, and K.
2) Vitamins are classified based on whether they are fat-soluble and stored in the body (like Vitamins A, D, E, and K) or water-soluble and excreted from the body (like Vitamins B and C).
3) The document provides information on the roles and health benefits of various vitamins, such as Vitamin A supporting vision and Vitamin C promoting healing.
The document discusses proper prayer etiquette according to Islamic teachings from the Prophet Muhammad. It provides guidance on posture, recitations, timing of movements and more. References are given for further reading. Key points include praying with humility and concentration, straightening the rows, reciting prayers aloud but not too loud, and following the Prophet's example in all aspects of prayer.
This document discusses various geographical features that are an integral part of social studies. It focuses on three such features - rivers, lakes and forests. Rivers and their role in communities are often discussed in social studies lessons. Similarly, lakes and the issues surrounding them also come up regularly. Forests have a very prominent place in social studies due to their diverse nature. Providing more information on these geographical features and examining them in detail can help students gain a deeper understanding of these areas and the socio-economic issues related to them.
The document provides details about an innovative teaching manual for a social science class on the topic of ancient Indian society. It includes the learning outcomes, which are for students to understand ancient Indian society and different social systems, discuss aspects of ancient Indian society with evidence, and appreciate how social systems shaped ancient cultures and behaviors. The document then provides content from ancient Indian society, including facts about the Vedic period, lifestyle in Harappan civilization, social hierarchies and occupations, and artifacts and scriptures from the time period. It outlines a proposed classroom activity where students are divided into groups to present on different aspects of ancient Indian society and social systems.
This document provides a lesson template for an innovative lesson on the short story "One Small Step" by F. S. Herek. The lesson involves students analyzing themes and symbols in the story through group discussions and activities. Students will discuss their understanding of the story, examine symbols found in the text, and create a visual representation of the story in small groups. The teacher will then lead a discussion to consolidate learning and ensure all students comprehend the key elements of the story.
This document provides a lesson template for an innovative lesson on the short story "One Small Step" by F.S. Herek. The lesson involves students analyzing themes and symbols in the story through group discussions and activities. Students will discuss their understanding of the story, examine symbols found in the text, and create a visual representation of the story in small groups. The teacher will then lead a discussion to consolidate learning and ensure all students comprehend the key elements of the story.
This lesson plan aims to teach students about Tiruvalluvar, a famous Tamil poet and philosopher from ancient Tamil Nadu. The lesson plan includes the following:
1. An introduction to Tiruvalluvar that provides background about who he was and his works.
2. Activities where students learn facts like Tiruvalluvar lived in the town of Mylapore in Chennai and was a celebrated poet during the Sangam period in Tamil history.
3. A role play conversation between two students where one student asks questions about Tiruvalluvar to the other student, and the responses help reinforce the key information about Tiruvalluvar for the class
The document provides details about a lesson on the history of taxonomy taught by a teacher. It discusses how early scientists like Aristotle, Pliny and Linnaeus classified living things based on various characteristics. It mentions that Aristotle is considered the father of taxonomy and explained how Pliny cataloged thousands of plants and animals. It notes that Linnaeus developed a more scientific method of taxonomy and cataloged over 18,000 species of plants in his publications. The document aims to help students understand the development of taxonomy in various historical periods through these early scientists' classifications.
This lesson plan summarizes the key aspects of the Mesolithic period. It discusses how during this period, hunter-gatherer communities began to settle down in specific places. Some of the key developments that occurred during the Mesolithic include the emergence of seasonal hunting and food gathering, as well as early forms of art and symbolic expression. The Mesolithic period marked an important transition between the mobile lifestyles of early hunter-gatherers to more sedentary communities.
The document provides details of an ICT lesson plan on the topic of transpiration. The lesson involves students learning about the process of transpiration, how it occurs in plants, and its importance. The teacher will engage students in a discussion on transpiration, show related content on a presentation, and ask review questions to check understanding. Students will then be asked to identify human activities that can impact transpiration in plants from their local environment. The lesson aims to teach students about the scientific concept of transpiration in 3 sentences or less.
- A]-c-Z\w refers to the process by which plants absorb nutrients like water and minerals from the soil. It involves various structures like roots, stems, leaves, and flowers.
- During the lesson, students will learn about the different plant structures involved in absorption like roots, stems, and leaves. They will also identify common minerals absorbed by plants like water, minerals, and gases.
- The teacher will engage students in a discussion about plant absorption and related structures. They will provide visuals and explanations to reinforce student understanding of the key concepts and processes.
The document provides details of an innovative lesson template for teaching students about teeth. It includes the name of the teacher, school, subject, unit, topic, and duration of the lesson. It then outlines the curricular statement, content analysis, pre-requisite knowledge, teaching-learning resources, classroom interaction procedures, expected student responses, and a blackboard summary. The content analysis describes the different types of teeth, their functions, and facts about teeth. The lesson involves students examining models of teeth, discussing teeth in different contexts, and noting the important teeth for different purposes.
The document provides details about an innovative teaching manual for a social science class on the Reserve Bank of India. It includes the name of the student teacher and school, the unit and sub-unit being covered, learning objectives, content analysis of terms and facts about the RBI, classroom activities and procedures, and resources to be used including a presentation and information sheet. The content aims to help students understand what the RBI is and its various functions through discussion of its history, role in monetary policy and management of India's currency, banking system, and financial sector.
The document provides details about an innovative teaching manual for a Social Science class on the Reserve Bank of India. It includes the name of the student teacher and school, the unit and sub-unit being covered, learning objectives, content analysis of terms and facts about the RBI, classroom activities and procedures, and teaching-learning resources like a presentation and information sheet. The content analysis section lists terms related to RBI and facts such as its role in monetary policy, functions like currency issue and management, and history of establishment in India. Classroom activities include showing presentations on RBI and its role compared to other banks, and having students discuss topics.
The document provides details about an innovative teaching manual for a Social Science class on the Reserve Bank of India. It includes the name of the student teacher and school, the unit and sub-unit being covered, learning objectives, content analysis of terms and facts about the RBI, classroom activities and procedures, and teaching-learning resources like a presentation and information sheet. The content analysis section lists terms related to RBI and facts such as its role in monetary policy, functions like currency issue and management, and history starting from its establishment in 1935. Classroom activities include presentations and discussions about RBI and its role compared to other banks.
The document provides details about an innovative teaching manual for a social science class on the Reserve Bank of India. It includes the name of the student teacher and school, the unit and sub-unit being covered, learning objectives, content analysis of terms and facts about the RBI, classroom activities and procedures, and resources to be used. The objectives are for students to understand what the RBI is and its functions, different types of banks in India, the role of the RBI in the Indian economy, and its history since establishment in 1935. Students will participate in discussions about visuals on RBI and Indian banking, and read a pamphlet with information about the RBI.
The document provides details about an innovative teaching manual for a social science class on the Reserve Bank of India. It includes the name of the student teacher and school, the unit and sub-unit being covered, learning objectives, content analysis of terms and facts about the RBI, classroom activities and procedures, and resources to be used including a presentation and information sheet. The content aims to help students understand what the RBI is and its various functions through discussion of its history, role in monetary policy and management of India's currency, banking system, and economic goals.
Ccp-1⁄4v was an important early domesticated animal. It provided milk and was well-suited to pastoral life. While cattle herding declined, cattle still have cultural and economic significance.
The lesson discusses cattle domestication history and roles. Students learn about cattle characteristics, how they were first domesticated, and why cattle herding decreased. They consider what challenges early domestication posed and how cattle addressed needs. The teacher engages students through questions and activities to reinforce key points.
This lesson plan is for a Malayalam class on the topic "The humanity and compassion in Acn{io". The plan provides context on the short story Acn{io by K.V. Simon and discusses how it portrays various aspects of life in Kerala such as traditions, beliefs, and emotions. It outlines objectives of analyzing the depiction of charity in the story, understanding Simon's work, and discussing early Malayalam literature. The plan involves students reading passages from the story and responding to questions to ensure comprehension. It also provides guidance for discussion and activities to reinforce the lesson.
This document provides a lesson plan for teaching 8th standard students about predation. The plan includes defining key terms like predator and prey. Activities are used to explore the relationships between predators and prey, such as identifying physical adaptations that help predators capture prey. Students discuss how the numbers of predators and prey impact the ecosystem. The lesson concludes by summarizing that predators feed on prey and obtain benefits like energy and nutrients, while prey utilize defenses against predation like speed, armor, and toxic chemicals.
The document provides details from a teaching manual on the topic of predation for 8th standard biology class. It includes terms, facts, and activities related to predation. The key points are:
1. Predation refers to how some organisms obtain food by preying on other organisms. Predators play an important role in ecosystems by preying on prey.
2. The characteristics of predators that help them prey on other organisms include sharp teeth, strong muscles, claws, and better vision. Prey organisms display characteristics like speed, camouflage, and group behavior to avoid being preyed on.
3. The number and type of predators and prey in an ecosystem affects how energy and nutrients cycle through
This document provides a lesson plan for teaching 8th standard students about predation. The lesson introduces key terms related to predation like predators, prey, and the act of predation. It involves classroom activities where students observe pictures of different predators and prey interacting in an ecosystem. Through these activities, students learn that predators feed on prey and discuss characteristics of different predators and prey like physical features and hunting behaviors. The lesson emphasizes how the relationship between predators and prey is important for maintaining stability in an ecosystem.
1. The document provides information about a lesson plan for a 9th standard division G class on the topic of "Problems of Deforestation". It includes learning outcomes, content analysis, classroom interaction procedure and review questions.
2. The learning outcomes include understanding the causes for deforestation today, identifying solutions to reduce it, examining government afforestation programs, and discussing the impacts of deforestation.
3. The classroom interaction procedure involves a discussion with students about deforestation using information from resource materials, followed by addressing student responses and moving to the lesson.
1. The document outlines a lesson plan for a class on air pollution. It discusses objectives like understanding air pollution and its effects, emphasizing responsible citizenship, and applying lessons about air pollution to daily life.
2. The teacher-student activity involves a jurisprudential inquiry where the teacher questions the student about issues like air quality and effects of pollution. The student responds and a discussion ensues about balancing environmental and development needs.
3. The lesson concludes with a review of key topics and an assignment for students to develop recommendations to reduce air pollution impacts.
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to contribute to Ukraine's resilience and victory: URC2024, the G7 meeting, and the Global
Peace Summit.
According to the IER, real GDP growth slowed slightly to 3.5% yoy in May compared to 4.2%
yoy in April due to significant damage caused by russian attacks on electricity generation.
Restrictions on electricity supply to industry and the population continue: efficient consumption
and the installation of decentralized power generation capacities are a priority.
The Ukrainian Sea Corridor allows an increase in the exports of ores and metallurgical products.
Foreign aid was the lowest in May. However, already in June Ukraine should receive about
USD 4 bn in loans.
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cash currency.
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The ppt explains the core differences between eCommerce and mCommerce with the help of easy examples and much more.
Introduction to Metro in India by cosmo soil.pptxcosmo-soil
The metro system in India is a vital part of urban mobility, providing eco-friendly, efficient, and affordable transportation. This article explores its history, benefits, and future developments, highlighting how metros enhance quality of life and drive urban development.
5 Compelling Reasons to Invest in Cryptocurrency NowDaniel
In recent years, cryptocurrencies have emerged as more than just a niche fascination; they have become a transformative force in global finance and technology. Initially propelled by the enigmatic Bitcoin, cryptocurrencies have evolved into a diverse ecosystem of digital assets with the potential to reshape how we perceive and interact with money.
5 Compelling Reasons to Invest in Cryptocurrency Now
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