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Name of School: PadumPukhuri High
School Class: (x) No of Students: 46 Average Age:15+ years Duration of the Period: 45 Minutes Date: |
Subject: Social Science Unit: Democracy Lesson: Indian Democracy Text Book: Social Science. Name of the Teacher: Durga Rani
Majumder |
General Objectives: 1.To develop political awareness . 2.To give
the student knowledge about society and different aspect of society. 3.To develop feeling of freedom . 4. To impart knowledge to the
students about the value of democracy Teaching Aids: 1.General:
General Classroom appears us such as textbook , blackboard, chalk, duster,
pointer. 2.A picture showing the different of democracy and Dictatorship. |
Step:I INTRODUCTION
Assume previous Knowledge |
Teacher’s Activities |
Pupils Activities |
Pupils know about the political of
India. Cast these votes to the election candidate. |
Teacher’s will enter the classroom
with a a smiling face with relevant
learning material . The teacher will greed
the student and look after the discipline of the class. After that the teacher will
try test the previous knowledge and to
motivate them to learn the new topic . Teacher will ask questions to the
pupils . 1. Who is the prime minister of India ? 2. . How does he become P. M ? 3.
Give an example of democratic
country? 4.
When India become democracy?
After getting satisfactory answer from the pupils the teacher will
announce the name of the lesson in this way , to day we shall have discuss “ The Indian Democracy” and the teacher will
write the topic on the black board.
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Pupils will stand up ,and greed the teacher . After
that they will seat properly and try to answer to the question asked by the teacher 2. Through the election. 3. India. 4. No answer They will also write down the name of the lesson on their copies. |
Step-II PRESENTATION
Teaching points |
Specific objective |
Teacher’s activities |
Pupils activities |
Expected learning outcome |
Meaning of political party Merits and demerits Provision of democratic system in India |
Pupils know about the meaning of
political party To give knowledge about the best form
of Government Pupils to know about the provision of democratic system in India. |
The teacher describes about the meaning
of political party _ political party in form of Government. There are three
type of party – Single party, Bi- party, Multi-party.
The teacher describe about the democracy the English word democracy
has been derived from the Greek word “Demos” and ‘Cretia’’ . According to
Abhraham Lincon_ “Democracy is by the people for the people and the people.
The teacher explains the types
of Democracy and write down the black board.
The teacher explains the merits and demerits of democracy _ 1.
No despite rule. 2.
Importance is given to the public opinion. 3.
Political
awareness grows among the people Demerits of
Democracy _ 1.
Party
leadership. 2.
Not easy to take
quick decision. The teacher explains the provision of
democratic system in India_ 1.
Republic 2.
Democracy 3.
Parliamentary 4.
Fundamental
right 5.
Fundamental
duties 6.
System of local self-rule 7.
Directive principal.
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Pupils listen attentively and take down
the note The pupil listens to the teacher very
carefully and they will write down the important point of their copies. Pupils write the merits and demerits on their copies |
Knowledge Pupils know the meaning of political
party. Knowledge Pupils know about the meaning of
Democracy Understanding Understanding |
Step-III CLOSURE
Teacher’s activity |
Pupils activity |
After giving a summary of the day lesson
the teacher asked the following question_ 2. 2. What is the type
of India Democracy? Then
the teacher will give the following question for homework _ 1.
What is the
Democracy? 2.
Write the merits
and demerits of the Democracy system? After
then the teacher will rub the black board and leave the classroom with
learning materials and the teaching aids after thanking the students. |
Pupils will listen very carefully
and will try to give the answer to the question of the teacher. 2. Indirect Democracy. Pupils
will write down the question in their note book. |