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The document outlines a lesson plan for teaching about marginalization, specifically focusing on Adivasis and their social issues. It includes objectives for students to understand marginalization, identify Adivasi communities, and discuss their challenges, such as deforestation and economic marginalization. The plan incorporates various teaching methods, including mind mapping, group work, and critical thinking questions to engage students in the topic.
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| 7. UNDERSTANDING MARGINALISATION
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Introduction, Pictures of adivasis.
What does it mean to be socially
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Who are Adivasis?
Adivasis and stereotyping
Diiesaand development 1
Conclusion
UNDERSTANDING MARGINALISATION
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Prior Concept / kills: (Essential concepts and skills to be checked / bridged before teaching the current concept.)
‘¢ Have you seen any forests?
‘¢ What type of people live there? Why?
‘¢ Are there any differences between people who
‘# Which type of costumes do adivasis wear ?
in forests and us?
‘¢ What problems do adivasis face due to deforestation?
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‘¢ Understand the marginalised groups.
© Identify adivasis communities in their state. ‘Pictures of adivasis customs.
1 Explain languages of adivasis 4¢ Videos related to lesson
‘© Understand why the adivasis migrate from one place to another.
‘© Find out adivass dwellings in the India map,
{Understand the importance of metals in present day in india.
‘© Express his views about how adivasis used forest land
‘Understand classification of communities,
‘Understand economic marginalisation and social marginalisation.
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‘TEACHING LEARNING PROCESS :
Induction / Introduction (Generating interest informing students about the outcomes and experience for the lesson)
1. Mind Mapping
tivasis—-Stereotyping ——_Adivasis Minorities
roe Bee uaistopiant Beonomical marginalisation.
[EXPERIENCE AND REFLECTION (Task/question that help students explore the concept and connect with thei i
© What is marginalisation?
‘¢ List two reasons why avlivasis are becoming increasingly marginalized.
‘© Whatdo you understand by the tern
f¢ How many types of adivasi groups are therein India?
fe Find out adivasi areas in India map.
‘© Why were adivasis forced to leave their villages in some areas?
‘# What languages do adivasis speak?
‘# Do adivasis migrate to other regions looking for works?
‘¢ List five products that you use at home that come from the forest.
‘© Why do we nced to safeguard the minorities?
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Explicit Teaching/ Group Work (We Do Independent Work (You Do)
Teacher Modelling (Do) eames z 8
Explain meaning of socially marginal- | © Mark the areas on India map, list out | @ dentfes tribal areas located in india map.
ised with examples. spirits and languages of tribals. 4 List out products of forest.
‘© Discuss adivasi i areas. Identify the dancing customs of adivasis | ¢ Participates ina debate on Muslims as a
pictures in clas. ‘marginalised community
‘¢- Explain tribal religions, spirits and
their languages. ‘© Observe tables in page no 88, 89, and
‘« Explain stereotypical ways of adivasis. | answer the given questions.
Explain adivasis development, nomads}
and shifting cultivation.
‘© Discuss minorities and marginalisa-
tion and safe guards of minorities.
‘© Discussion on Muslims and margina-
lisation, basic amenities literacy rate
and public employment.
‘¢ Conclusion of marginalisation.
CCheck for understanding questions
‘e Factual
4) Who are referred to as adivasis?
ii) Adivasis mean...
{il Where do adivasi people mostly live?
{v)Can you name some adivasi communities that live in your state?
+) Do they live close tothe forest?
‘vi) List five products that you use at home that come from the forest
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‘© Open ended / Critical thinking:
4) Explain atleast three reasons why groups may be marginalised
4i) What do you think poom in page no. 85 in trying to convey?
{ii) What metals are important in present day Indian? Why?
{y)In your opinion, why is it important that adivasis should have
) “Tribals faced so many problems by deforestation.” Explain.
‘© Student practise questions & Activities
‘Observe the tables in page n0.88 and 89 and answer the following questions.
4) Which of these communities have the most andthe least access to basic ame
ii) Which of these communities have th
What clo these Figures convey?
fv) Read the data in page no. 89 an ans
1# Assessment
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+ this question. Do you think special measures are required to address this situation?
4) Write in your own words of what you understand by the word ‘marg
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Asking open-ended questions beyond textbook content. + Managing student's behaviour during activities
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Prior Concept / skills: (Essential concepts and skill to be checked / bridged before teaching the current concept.)
‘* Name some minorities facing existing inequalities.
‘© Why the minority groups and individuals challenge existing inequalities?
‘Does the government formulate policies to promote the access of these groups to development?
‘© What is the work of scavengers?
‘* How many Fundamental Rights are there ? List them,
‘+ Do you have any reservation to apply to educational institutions?
‘= Do you get scholarship for your education in your school?
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