The lesson plan outlines an English lesson for 8th-grade students focusing on a geography-themed poem, emphasizing visual learning and the concept of urban planning. It includes specific activities to help students comprehend and interpret the poem's themes, while also integrating interdisciplinary resources and assessments. The plan promotes inclusive practices to support all students, including those with learning difficulties, and encourages constructive feedback and gender sensitivity.
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Geography Lesson
The lesson plan outlines an English lesson for 8th-grade students focusing on a geography-themed poem, emphasizing visual learning and the concept of urban planning. It includes specific activities to help students comprehend and interpret the poem's themes, while also integrating interdisciplinary resources and assessments. The plan promotes inclusive practices to support all students, including those with learning difficulties, and encourages constructive feedback and gender sensitivity.
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LESSON PLAN
General Information: Date:
1. Name and Designation of the Teacher : 6. No. of Periods required : 2. Class & Section : 8th 7. Date of Commencement : 3. Subject : English(Honeydew) 8. Estimated Time Period from : to 4. Number of Enrolled Students : 9. Actual date of completion : 5. Name of the Lesson : Geography Lesson
Specific Pedagogical Individual/Group Interdisciplinary Resources Competency Feedback Inclusive
Learning Strategies activities / Linkages and (including Based and Practices/ Outcomes for experiments / infusion of Life- ICT) Assessment Remedial Gender Experiential hand-on-learning skills, Values items for Teaching Sensitivity Learning measuring Plan the attainment of Learning Outcomes Visual Activity 1: "Aerial Link to Physical Feedback: Inclusive Comprehend Learning: Use vs Ground-level Geography: Resources: Comprehension Provide Practices: the Poem: a variety of Perspectives" Discuss how cities Aerial images Questions: constructive Ensure all Understand visual aids, and civilizations are of cities Assess students’ feedback on students, the key such as aerial Objective: To often shaped by (printed or understanding of students' city including themes of the views of cities, understand the geography, location, projected). the poem plans and those with poem, maps, and concept of and environmental Large sheets through written debate learning including the satellite perspective factors. Relate this of chart responses or oral participation, difficulties, perception of imagery to and how our to the poem’s paper, discussion, such emphasizing are cities from a connect the understanding reference to the markers, and as: areas of supported distance, the poet’s imagery of things "city from the sky" pens for "What is the strength and through origins of to real-world changes based and urban planning. group poet’s view on suggesting ways differentiated activities. cities and their to improve instruction civilizations, examples. This on how we Link to History: view them. Printed planning?" their (e.g., and the allows Discuss the copies of the "How does the argumentation simplified reasons for students to development of poem poet’s or design. summaries of human engage with Activity 2: "Human human civilization “Geography perspective from Give specific the poem, conflict. the poem’s Civilization and and how cities have Lesson” for the sky influence feedback on visual aids, themes of Prepared by Gaurav Dixit Blog https://onlylessonplan.blogspot.com/2024/10/gauravdixit.html Whatsapp https://chat.whatsapp.com/FNDWpVo0EMy4pMOfc1WMOj Interpret perspective Urban Planning" evolved over time, close reading his thoughts on written work, extra time for the Poetic and urban particularly in and human conflict?" particularly activities). Imagery: planning. Objective: To relation to how annotation. Creative their reflections Gender Identify and explore the cities have been ICT Assignments: on the poem, Sensitivity: explain the Conceptual concept of built (e.g., ancient Resources: Evaluate the guiding them to Use gender- poet’s use of Learning: urban civilizations vs. Digital Maps creativity and dive deeper neutral imagery, Begin by planning and modern cities). & Satellite depth of into the poet’s language particularly discussing the its impact on Imagery: Use students’ city use of language throughout the contrast concept of human online maps or urban and imagery. the lesson. between how "perspective" civilization. resources like planning Remedial things appear and how our Google Earth diagrams, and Teaching: from the sky understanding or satellite how well they For students and the of things images of integrate the struggling with cities to concepts from comprehension, reality on the changes based provide real- the poem into offer additional ground. on how we world their designs. support with view them examples of close reading (e.g., from a aerial and analysis of plane vs. on perspectives. specific stanzas. the ground).
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