Friday, 24 February 2017
weekly report
WEEKLY JOURNAL
Week
One:25th Nov 2016, Friday
As part of our B.Ed curriculum I along
with two of my friends from Vendar choose Govt. H.S.S Puthoor for our second
spell of teaching practice. Our teaching practice started from 24 Nov 2016. We
reached the school on time and met Mrs Usha Miss, the Head Mistress of the
school. Later we met our concerned teacher.
I took my class from Mr Shaji Sir. The
two days of the week was quite interesting, as it gave me an opportunity to
know more about the school,its environment, its working, the different
departments and the different types of students in the school. It was entirely
a different experience for me. The school is having an inclusive type of
education system. We were given the task of serving food for the students
during lunch time. By the end of this week I came to know the complete working
environment of the school, the kind of students and their behaviour. Expecting the
coming week will give some new and interesting experiences.
Week
Two: 2nd Dec 2016, Friday
During this, we had an assembly which
was conducted by differentially abled students. A student from them sang a song
which was memorising one. This week was not as same as the previous one, it was
quite a busy week. I started to take my classes as assigned by Mr Shaji Sir. I
was given class VIII E, IX B and IX C.
By the end of this week I completed my
eight lesson templates. Three lesson templates of class IX and five of class
VIII and took two revision classes in class IX.
During this week the student’s
strength become very low, because most of the students were busy with the
practice for the youth festival. The competition was on 28th, 29th
and 30th of November. Students from Govt. H.S.S. Puthoor were not
behind in any events. Hope the coming week will be interesting as this week.
Week
Three: 9th Dec 2016, Friday
By the end of this week, I have
completed my ten more lesson templates and come to know more about the students
of this school. As this was our second spell of teaching practice we became
more experienced with the students, this gave as a wide opportunity to know
more about students. We had an assembly this week where the students of class
IX conducted the assembly, the assembly gave the students a platform to present
their talents, make other students aware about some important contemporary
problems etc. With the support and co-operation of the teaching staffs our
teaching practices of this week ran very smoothly.
Week
Four: 6thJan 2017, Friday
This week we started our teaching
practice after along gap, as we were having our exams, followed by Christmas
exams and ten days holidays for the students. We were happy and fresh to start
our classes on a very new year. During this week all the teachers were busy in
correcting the answer sheets to make mark list. It was a great experience for
us.
This week I started with revision in
three of the classes, which helped them to recall the portion taught before the
holidays. This week was a new start in the New Year hope this year will be
fruitful one to all of us.
Week
Five: 13th Jan 2017, Friday
The fifth week started as student
teachers in Govt. H.S.S. Puthoor. By this week I have completed five of my
lesson template and conducted diagnostic test in class IX C. During this week
we took our healthy education and Yoga class with our normal teaching classes.
Our teacher from Vendar came for class observation. We all very busy during
this week. Even between this busy during this week. Even bet3ween this busy
schedule we enjoyed a lot as a student teacher with our new friends from
Kulakada and Kottarakara.
Week
Six: 9th Dec Friday
This was the sixth week of our
teaching practice. By this time we all have become a part of this school. We
were having a friendly atmosphere from the students, teaching and non-teaching
staffs of the school. This week I have completed three of my lesson template
and conducted an achievement test. By this I completed the entire portion
assigned by Mr Shaji Sir. I am very happy to complete my task as best as
possible, to make many friends and to create a place of respect in the minds of
all the students whom I taughts.
Week
Seven: 9th Dec Friday
This Seventh and the last week of our teaching practice
session. During this week we conducted our Concretisation Programme.
By the end of this week I have
completed all the programmes along with class and took some revision test.
During this week a term from NCERT came to visit the school, for this the
students were prepared with a neat class room and a well maintained class
library. Different programmes were conducted as a part of this. It was very sad
to come back, leaving behind as the experience and friendly atmosphere with the
students. During our teaching practice session the person who had influenced
all of us together was the cook of the school. They were not just cook rather
they were having a motherly kindness to each and every students in the school.
innovative lesson template-2
INNOVATIVE LESSON
PLAN
Name of the Student Teacher : Jissy Jose
Name of the School : Govt HSS Puthoor
Subject : English
Lesson : Climate Change is not a
hysteria,it’s
a fact
Class : IX
Content Analysis
The
chapter “Climate Change is not a hysteria, it’s a fact”is a speech
conveyed by Leonardo Di Carpico. He addressed the world leaders assembled for
the United Nations Climate Summit on 23 Sep 2014and urged them to address the
greatest challenge of our existence on this planet.
Curricular Objectives
The
learners
1. Understand the value of
protecting our earth.
2. Understand the
harmful effect of increase in pollution.
3. Learns their duty and
responsibility towards the nature to keep it
healthy.
Pre-Requisites
The learners
1.
Knows about
increase in pollution.
2.
Knows about the
harmful effect of pollution.
3.
Knows that
pollution can cause climate change.
Discourse
Poster
making, notice writing.
Materials Used
Laptop, flashcard, blackboard.
Class Activity
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Response
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Creating Mental readiness
Teacher creates an informal
interaction with the students and shows some picture related to the chapter.
Introducing the Method of Teaching
Teacher introduces the ICT based
method to the students.
Presentation
Teacher presents the video speech
delivered by Leonardo Di Carpio in the Laptop.
Linking Up
The teacher says to the students
about the dangerous situation through which the world is moving. She says
about the world which was very beautiful, fresh and free from pollution and
asks the students that it is our responsibility to bring the old young and
beautiful nature.
Silent Reading
Teacher asks the students to read
the chapter silently and identify their difficulties.
Clarification of Doubts
Teacher explains the difficult
portion and the meanings of the difficult world.
Hysteria- is a state of uncontrolled excitement.
Concerned- relate to, affect, involve by interest.
Undeniable- definitely true.
Intensify- becomes greater in strength, amount or
degree.
Scaffolding Question
Teacher asks some question to
build up thought, predict and establish the understanding of the students.
1.
Who is giving
the speech?
2.
How many people
marched in the New York Street?
3.
What do
Leonardo Di Caprio want?
Introducing the Activity
Teacher introduces the activity
among the student.
Activity-1
Draft a notice for the school notice board inviting all the students and their parents
for a seminar on the topic
‘Pollution Control Measures.’
Activity-2
Draw a poster asking
the people to conserve the nature
and protect it from pollution.
Presentation of the Idea
Learners present their ideas and
works in the class.
Conclusion
Teacher concludes the chapter
happily with students involvement.
Follow up Activity
You are Anand/Anandi. Write a
speech to be delivered at the morning assembly in your school about the
increase in pollution through year by interpreting the data from the graph.
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Students listens
carefully
Students note down
the meaning and learn it.
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Thursday, 23 February 2017
Wednesday, 22 February 2017
INNOVATIVE LESSON PLAN-1
INNOVATIVE LESSON PLAN-1
Name of the Student Teacher : Jissy
Jose
Name of the School : Govt HSS Puthoor
Subject : English
Lesson : Newton’s Law
Class : IX
Expected outcome
from the lesson
2.
Students must understand the value of attention
in class.
3.
Students must understand the sense of humour
introduced in the poetry.
Main
aim of the teacher
1.
To give students the knowledge about
different kinds of poem.
2
To make the students understand the value of
attention in classroom.
Discourse
Conversation.
Teaching Aids
Laptop, Chart, Blackboard.
Teaching Learning Process
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Students Response
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Warming
Activity
Teacher
creator an informal interaction with the students to make a fresh environment
for the students to start the class.
Introducing
the Author
Teacher introduces the author to the students by using a chart containing
the profile of Nandita Das.
Nandita
Das was born in Culcutta. Her poetry is
filled with rich humour, great imagery and Philosophical thoughts while at
college, her poem Stalemate was published in an anthology by the poet’s
international Organisation, in 1991. The poem Newton’s Law is taken
from her collection of poems Colours of Delight
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Students became active and ready to
start the class.
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Explanation
of the Title
Teacher
asks an explanation of the title from the students side and later explains
the title to the students.
Leading
to the Topic
Teacher
asks the students about their opinions.
1.
How should a student behave in a classroom?
2.
What are the things a student should do while
he/she is in a classroom?
3.
How many kind of poem do they know?
4. What
kind of poem will they write, if they are asked to write ne poem?
Presentation/Model
Reading of the Poetry
Teacher
reads the poetry with correct stress and pronunciation.
Silent
Reading
Teacher
asks the students to read the poem silently, indefinitely their difficulties
and understand the beauty of the poem along with the message the poet wants
to convey through her experience.
Presentation
of Difficult Words
Teacher
presents the meaning of the difficult words by using slides.
Inattentive-Someone
who is inattentive is not paying complete attention.
Random
–A random method is one in which all the people or
things have an equal chance of being chosen.
Escaping
–Succeed in getting away from it.
Flounder
–If criticising someone for not making decisions
or for not knowing what to say or do.
Trembling
–Shake slightly because of fear or cold.
Roar –Make a
very loud noise/laughter.
Reading
and Explanation of the Poetry
Teacher
reads the poem again along with the explanation of the poem.
Group
Activity
Teacher
divides the class into four group and ask each group to explain the poem in
their own way using any innovative method (if can be role play, monoact, using placards etc.)
Discourse
Construction
Teacher
asks the students to write a conversation between Nandita Das and Teacher,
where the teacher is appreciating Nandita Das for her way of answering the
question (three dialogues
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Students actively participated and
responded to each question.
Learners listen carefully.
Learners reads the poem silently.
Learners understand, learns and notes
down the meaning.
Learners were very interested in
doing the activity and later brought forward great performance.
Learners write the conversation.
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Questioning
Teacher
asks some questions to the students to check their understanding.
1. Why
do you think some children hate to go to school?
2. Why
didn’t the poet look up at the teacher?
3. Why
did the class roar with laughter?
4. How
did the poet demonstrate Newton’s law?
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Learners actively participate and
answer the question.
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Conclusion
Teacher
concludes the class happly by explaining the whole chapter and profile of the
author.
Follow up Activity
Imagine
yourself ass Nandita Das and write a diary entry.
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