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Sunday 16 November 2014
Picture Study. Subject English. Grade 4. Xseed
Name of the teacher: Ayushi Mogra
My First Railway Journey
In this video there is a group picture reading going on and students are describing characters,setting and events in a picture story without words.
Teacher is using a good strategy in the classroom. But if you can post whole lesson plan, it would help other teachers to comprehend the lesson plan thoroughly, and moreover they can do the same thing in their classrooms if they wish so.
Thank you for posting this video. I REALLY like the idea of having kids identify the setting and characters of a story without words. they can really use their imagination and use some HOTS :)
I agree with Murataza bhai that if you would also post your lesson plan, it would be very insightful. Please do also post your reflection on how you think the lesson went and what you can do better. lastly, we would love to have seen some student work, what did they come up with?
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Teacher is using a good strategy in the classroom.
But if you can post whole lesson plan, it would help other teachers to comprehend the lesson plan thoroughly, and moreover they can do the same thing in their classrooms if they wish so.
Thank you for posting this video. I REALLY like the idea of having kids identify the setting and characters of a story without words. they can really use their imagination and use some HOTS :)
I agree with Murataza bhai that if you would also post your lesson plan, it would be very insightful. Please do also post your reflection on how you think the lesson went and what you can do better. lastly, we would love to have seen some student work, what did they come up with?
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