INNOVATIVE LESSON PLAN
REPORT -1
THE MERCHANT OF VENICE
- WILLIAM SHAKESPEARE
INTRODUCTION
Lesson plan
no: 29
This report
is mainly to discuss about the innovative lesson plan which was taken at St.
Mary’s H.S.S, Pattom as part of the internship in the fourth semester.
Innovative work is defined as “the process of making changes to something
established by introducing “something new”. Innovative work helps a teacher to
teach lesson easily. The role of innovative work is very important in English
language teaching. In order to teach a lesson innovatively, the teacher must
use a lot of pictures, games, models and songs. In teaching learning process
the role of innovative work is very important. it makes the class interesting
and effective. So, in English language education the role of innovative work is
very helpful and pivotal. The present innovative work is an attempt to make a
textbook by dramatizing the events in the lesson ‘The Merchant of Venice’ by
William Shakespeare.
This type of
lesson plan evoke the learner in many aspect .it is through innovative lesson
template people will get a good knowledge of the content and they develop a
better retention power. Without innovation students will lose attention and
teaching will lose its value. As teachers we need to make our students
passionate and eager to learn more and that’s where innovation interferes.
Importance of innovative teaching
Ø It attracts the student’s attention in the
classroom.
Ø It makes them interested in subject and eager to
learn more.
Ø It stimulates their minds
Ø It makes them understand the subject rather than
just memorizing it.
Ø It makes them creative and productive.
This
innovative lesson plan is prepared and implemented by me to teach eighth
standard students at St. Mary’s school, Pattom. This innovation mainly focused
to evoke different skills in learner and how these may become effective and
efficient in their outlook. Successful in experimenting and implementing new
teaching approach, it can widen the knowledge of the students. Moreover it
would also evoke real life experience.
OBJECTIVES
v To develop critical thinking skill
v To evoke daily life experience
v To make the class more lively and vibrant
v To analyse poetry and prose based on their theme
and structure
v To develop four language skills among students(
LSRW)
v To help students to identify and poetic devices in
the text
v To develop creative and productive skills among
students.
SAMPLE
Name of school -
St. Mary’s Pattom
Class -
8
Division -
P
Date of presentation - 18th
January 2018
Time
-
11: 10 am to 11: 50 am
Duration
-
45 minutes
PURPOSE OF THE WORK
As part
of teaching practice session two, I opted an innovative work based on the
chapter ‘The Merchant of Venice’, a comedy play by William Shakespeare. I
prepared a innovative model of a court. This innovative model is prepared to
cater the needs of all the learners. This lesson has enough scope to promote
student’s creative writing.
PLAN OF ACTION
An
innovative lesson plan was prepared on the chapter ‘The Merchant of Venice’
from the unit V (Share and Care). Before starting the lesson the innovative
model was prepared before the students. Innovative model was prepared based on
the story line. All the characters in the story were included in that working
model. It was colorfully and gracefully arranged.
METHODOLOGY
One of the
biggest challenges that teachers face is to find ways to succeed with different
types of learners, not just those with whom they have natural affinity. As
teachers, we have to use different kind of teaching methodologies and
strategies that promote the maximum degree of success for students of all
types. There are different kinds of learners such as visual, auditory, reading/
writing and kinesthetic, Tactile and global. Each learning type responds best
to a different method of teaching.
§ Visual learners learn best by looking. They respond well to colourful
pictures and images
§ Auditory learners learn best by listening. They work well with spoken
instructions and learn quickly by listening to stories and songs.
§ Tactile learners learn physically by touching and
manipulating objects.
§ Kinesthetic learners learn physically moving
§ Analytic learners focus on the details of language global learners focus
on the whole picture and do not care so much about specific details.
INNOVATIVE MODEL (The Merchant of Venice)
So in this
innovative work, all the learners have enough scope. It is designed and
prepared to cater the needs of all the learners. They can easily grasp the
story and message from the image. In the initial stage teachers gives a short
description about the story. After the necessary instruction teachers displays
the innovative model to transact the content effectively. So it is appealing to
all the learners and at the same time it invites the attention and taste of all
the learners. Each type of learner has specific role to perform. Then teachers
exhibits catching dialogue from the story and ask them to identify the
character. It creates interest to learners. It helps them to have better
retention.
Steps of the innovative lesson plan ( lesson plan 29)
·
Informal Interaction
·
Entry Activity
·
Presentation
·
Generalisation
·
Learner’s Creativity
·
Evaluation
·
Assignment
FINDINGS
Being
innovative is about looking beyond what we do currently. It is identifying the
great idea of tomorrow and putting them in to practice. It is a way finding out
the different possibility and widening the horizon of current knowledge. Using
this innovative lesson plan, it is very clear that the learners are very
attentive and are very cooperative to the situation in the classroom
environment. Student responded very well to all the discoursed that were
conducted in the class.
CONCLUSION
Innovative lesson plan was really a great success.
It had accomplished all levels of learning outcome. Being innovative is about
looking beyond what we do currently. The important element of this lesson had
been transacted to different types of learners in the class. It caters the
needs of the entire learner.
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