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ABL THROUGH EFFECTIVELY DEVELOPED LESSON PLAN
Col Muhammad Khalid Khan
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TRANSLATION
Recite in the name of your Lord who created.
Created man from a clinging substance.
Recite, and your Lord is the most Generous.
Who taught by the pen Taught man that which he knew not.
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OBJECTIVES
By the end of this session, participants will be able to:
Understand what is Activity Based Learning (ABL)? Identify Interactive Learning Explain Communicative Approach Promote use of ABL in Teaching Learning Process Step by step learning with the help of a Model
lesson plan. Identify hurdles in implementation of interactive
learning. Overcome the fear of unknown
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AIM
The aim of this presentation is to apprise you about ABL through effectively developed Lesson Plan and to abolish the fear of unknown to make it known to all of you being a fun activity.
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CONTENTS Introduction Activity Based Learning Interactive Teaching Sample Activities – Grade II Communicative Approach Sample Activities – Grade VII Lesson Plan Stages of a Lesson Activities of a Lesson Sample Activities – Grade V Impediments in Implementation of ABL Recommendations Questions / Answers Conclusion
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INTRODUCTION
FFMS NSR successfully designed and implemented ABL through effectively developed lesson plans based on three PPP system given by J. Harmer. Teachers were trained in a free and friendly atmosphere by the Principal and some of the selected faculty members. The fear of change remained predominant in old teachers since they were afraid of unknown. The efforts of the institution were appreciated by IE&T dept.
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QUOTATION
Arrow goes forward only after pulling into backwards. Bullet goes forward only after pressing the trigger backward. Every human being will get happy only after facing the difficulties in their life path……So do not afraid to face your difficulties. They will push you forward.
“Tell me & I forget. Teach me & I remember. Involve me I learn”.
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WHY ACTIVITY BASED LEARNING (ABL)?
The information processing theory in psychology views learners as active investigators of their environment
In the process of learning, Students experience, memorize and understand
It requires active problem solving by students in finding patterns in the information through their own investigation and analysis. Students learn not the content of the lesson but also develop many other skills.
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WHY ACTIVITY BASED LEARNING (ABL)?
It enhances creative aspect of experience. It gives reality for learning. Uses all available resources. Provides varied experiences to the students to
facilitate the acquisition of knowledge, experience, skills and values.
Builds the student’s self-confidence and develops understanding through work in his/her group.
Gets experiences, develop interest, enriches vocabulary and provides stimulus for reading.
Develops happy relationship between students and students, teachers and students.
An activity is said to be the language of the child. Subjects of all kind can be taught through activity. Social relation provides opportunity to mix with others.
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ACTIVITY BASED LEARNING Activity-based learning or ABL describes
a range of pedagogical approaches to teaching. Its core premises include the requirement that learning should be based on doing some hands-on experiments and activities. The idea of activity-based learning is rooted in the common notion that children are active learners rather than passive recipients of information. If child is provided the opportunity to explore by their own and provided an optimum learning environment then the learning becomes joyful and long-lasting.
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HISTORY OF ACTIVITY-BASED LEARNING
Activity-based learning started sometime in 1944 around World War II when a British man David Horsburgh came to India and finally decided to settle down there. He was an innovative thinker and charismatic leader. He started teaching in Rishi Valley School. He joined the British Council and worked in Chennai and Bangalore for many years. After his voluntary retirement, he located a 7-acre site in Kolar District and opened his school, Neel Bagh. Neel Bagh was based on an innovative idea of Horsburgh and known for its creative methods in teaching well-planned learning materials.
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With his wife Doreen and his son Nicholas, Horsburgh developed a diverse curriculum, which included music, carpentry, sewing, masonry, gardening, as well as the usual school subjects, English, mathematics, Sanskrit, and Telugu. These pedagogic materials were systematically planned, with sketches and drawings and an occasional touch of humour. Later Horsburgh created a magnificent library in Neel Baugh that was accessible to teachers and students. This initiative of Horsburgh was later proved to be one of the pioneer and milestones in ABL. In modern time ABL is the method of education followed in the Corporation schools of Chennai, from 2003, as an effort to provide special schools for children who had been freed from bonded labour.
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PHILOSOPHY
The philosophy of ABL finds its antecedents in the common notion that learning can be best when it is initiated by the surrounding environment and motivated by providing optimum opportunities to learn.
A fearless and freedom to express environment always adds to best learning outcomes.
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CHARACTERISTICS OF ACTIVITY-BASED LEARNING
The key feature of the ABL method is that it uses child-friendly educational aids to foster self-learning and allows a child to study according to his/her aptitude and skill. Under the system, the curriculum is divided into small units, each a group of Self Learning Materials (SLM) comprising attractively designed study cards for English, Tamil, Maths, Science and Social Science. When a child finishes a group of cards, he completes one "milestone". Activities in each milestone include games, rhymes, drawing, and songs to teach a letter or a word, form a sentence, do maths and science, or understand a concept. The child takes up an Exam Card only after completing all the milestones in a subject. If a child is absent one day, he/she continues from where he/she left unlike in the old system where the children had to learn on their own what they missed out on.
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INTERACTIVE TEACHING
The first thing to realize about interactive teaching is that it is NOT something new or mysterious. If you are a teacher and you ask questions in class, assign and check homework, or hold class or group discussions, then you already teach interactively. Basically then interactive teaching is just giving students something to do, getting back what they have done, and then assimilating it yourself, so that you can decide what would be best to do next.
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THREE DISTINCT REASONS FOR INTERACTIVE TEACHING
SUMMATIVE :For interactive teaching it is an attempt to see what actually exists in the brains of your students. This is the "summative" aspect. It is the easiest aspect to understand and it is well described in the literature. But, it is far from being the only perspective!
FORMATIVE : The second reason is "formative", where the teacher aims through the assigned task to direct students' mental processing along an appropriate path in "concept-space". The intent is that, as students think through the issues necessary in traversing the path, the resulting mental construction that is developed in the student's head will possess those properties that the teacher is trying to teach. As Socrates discovered, a good question can accomplish this result better than, just telling the answer.
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THREE DISTINCT REASONS FOR INTERACTIVE TEACHING
MOTIVATIONAL : The third may be termed "motivational". Learning is hard work, and an injection of motivation at the right moment can make all the difference. One motivating factor provided by the interactive teacher is the requirement of a response to a live classroom task. This serves to jolt the student into action, to get his brain off the couch, so to speak. Additional more subtle and pleasant events follow immediately capitalizing on the momentum created by this initial burst. One of these is a result of our human social tendencies. When teachers ask students to work together in small groups to solve a problem, a discussion ensues that not only serves in itself to build more robust knowledge structures, but also to motivate. The anticipation of immediate feedback in the form of reaction from their peers, or from the teacher is a very strong motivator..
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Topic: Our Country Time: 4 min
Stage: Presentation (Warm up) Class: II
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Mountains
Topic: Our Country Time: 10 min
Stage: Practice 1 Class: II
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Topic: Our Country
Stage: Practice 2 Class: II
Rivers
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Fertile Plains
Topic: Our Country
Stage: Practice 3 Class: II
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Deserts
Topic: Our Country
Stage: Practice 4 Class: II
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Communicative Approach Communicative language teaching
originated in the late 60s English Teaching methods reform of the
mid-70s to be further developed. U.S. linguist D. Hymes proposed the
theory of communicative competence
It should not only have the language knowledge, but also has the ability to use language, with particular attention to linguistic appropriateness
Krashen language acquisition theory of language learning stressed the use of free verbal communication, rather than through training, language skills.
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Communicative Approach
A
•Form•Usage •Competence•Language-like behavior
•Atomistic•Discrete-point•Analytic•Manipulative
•Qualitative•Norm-referenced•Teacher Centered
B
•Function•Use•Performance•Authentic behavior
•Holistic•Integrative•Synthetic•Communicative
•Qualitative•Criterion-referenced•Student Centered
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BASIC PRINCIPLES OF COMMUNICATIVE APPROACH A teacher's main role is-a facilitator & monitor Lessons are usually topic or theme based Lessons are built round situations/functions
practical and authentic in the real world Activities set by the teacher have relevance and
purpose to real life situations Dialogues around communicative functions Emphasis on engaging learners in more useful and
authentic language Emphasis on fluency and meaning rather than
accuracy. Emphasis is put on the “appropriacy” of language Communicative competence is the desired goal Emphasis is put on correct pronunciation, choral
(group) and individual drilling Authentic listening and reading texts Use of songs and games Feedback and correction
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Topic: First Aid Level: Grade 7 Stage: Presentation Time: 3 min Subject: English
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Topic: First Aid Level: Grade 7 Stage: Practice 1 Time: 06 min Subject: English
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Topic: First AidActivity 1 (Conditionals)
Work in Pair – ShareLevel: Grade 7 Stage: Practice 2Time: 5 min Subject: English
Instructions: Complete the given sentences in pairs and then share with the class one by one.
If it rains ______________________________________________________
If you happen to be alone _________________________________________
If someone knocks at the door _____________________________________
If nose bleeds _________________________________________________
If the snake is killed _____________________________________________
If the bite is on arm ______________________________________________
If it is a serious burn by fire ________________________________________
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Topic: First AidActivity 2 (Conditionals)
Work in Pair – ShareLevel: Grade 7 Stage: Practice 3Time: 4 min Subject: English
Instructions: Complete the given sentences in pairs and then share with the class one by one.
If swallowed poison ______________________________________________
If stung by a bee ________________________________________________
If slipped from stairs ______________________________________________
If I were a billionaire ______________________________________________
If I were a fish ___________________________________________________
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Column A Column B
To smell a rat To be very comfortable
Hand to mouth To be suspicious
Up to a point To give up
A bed of roses To be in difficult time
To throw in the cards To a limit
Topic: First AidActivity 3 (Conditionals)
Work in Pair – ShareLevel: Grade 7 Stage: Practice 4Time: 2 min Subject: English
Instructions: Complete the given sentences in pairs and then share with the class one by one.
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Instructions: Class will be divided into five groups. Each group will be given a flash card. They will read and discuss in groups. Then the group leader will come in front of the class and
explain the given technique to the class.
Topic: First Aid Time: 35 min
Stage: Production Class: VII
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Group A
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Group B
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Group C
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Group D
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Group E
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WHAT IS A LESSON PLAN ?
It is the framework for my lesson. It is the map I follow during class. It is a pain in the neck. It is the product of my thoughts about the
class to give and what I hope to achieve.
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Why planning? Planning helps you to reduce uncertainty or panic
and gives you confidence and clarity. It reminds you to prepare materials beforehand,
and makes it easier for you to organize the time and activities flow in classes.
For students, evidence of a plan shows them the teacher has devoted time to thinking about the class.
It is a way to help gain the respect of your students. It suggests professionalism and commitment. Planning ensures that the class you are teaching gets a
balanced mixture of different materials, content and interaction types.
Planning helps you to develop a personal style.
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What to Consider? Engage: get the students interested in the class and hopefully
enjoying what they are doing.
Study: It is a focus of language, such as grammar or vocabulary and pronunciation. It does not have to be NEW language input.
Activate: The students do writing and or speaking activities which require them to use not only the language they are studying that day, but also other language that they have learnt.
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STAGES OF A LESSON According to J.Harmer following are the three main stages of a lesson.
The Presentation Stage (Controlled/ Warm up): In this stage the students are introduced to the new item or point which they are about to learn. Students will remain receptive while teacher will talk. Sometimes the teacher elicits different responses with the help of visual stimulus such as a picture, a flash card or any other visual aid.
The Practice Stage (Guided): In this stage the teacher acts as a facilitator. And is responsible for providing much stimulus to speak as possible. Hence, this stage is purely student centered and activity based, while the teacher remains a time keeper.
The Production Stage (Free): In this stage real communication takes place based on natural expression and functions learned. This stage is also student centered but controlled by teacher.
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PREPARATION STAGE
Model of Taba (1962:12), in which seven steps are taken in order:
Needs analysis; Formation of objectives; Selection of content; Organization of content; Selection of learning activities; Organization of learning activities; Decisions about what needs evaluating and
how to evaluate.
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Stages of ABL in a Lesson Plan
Stages Activities Time (35 min)
A/V aids
Presentation
Warm up activity an icebreaker Asking Q / A Using pictures / charts, a situation
5 min Text book
Board
Flash cards
Charts
Pictures
Models
Practice Topic declaration, use of writing board, brief summary, through flash cards / charts , mind map words / meaning
Activities in Practice Stage through
1. Individual work
2. Pair work
3. Trio work
4. Group work
25 min
Production Natural Responses of the students on the topic with the help of verbal as well as
written work.
5 min
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Individual WorkActivities
Pair Work Activities
Group Work Activities
Drawing for UnderstandingAsk the WinnerTrue or False? Real-World Concept MappingOppositesStudent Storytelling
Think-Pair-Share Pair-Share-RepeatPeer Review Writing TaskInvented DialoguesMy Eid Gift
JigsawPick the WinnerDefinitions and ApplicationsSimulationClassroom Assessment Quality CirclesImaginary Show and Tell
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IMPEDIMENTS IN IMPLEMENTATION OF ABL
Almost all the teachers are the product of traditional lecture method.
By nature they don’t want to work extra. They have fear of unknown. They are free in whimsical approach i.e, time
tested lecture method and don’t want to change it into Communicative Approach.
They have the fear of time constraints and believe that syllabus cannot be covered with the help of any new activity based trend.
They don’t have any resources in the shape of cash or kind, while in their opinion new trends require maximum resources in the shape of money.
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IMPEDIMENTS IN IMPLEMENTATION OF ABL They are afraid of challenging situations
being faced with the implementation of ABL. They believe that they will lack control over
the class since lot of noise will be there in the class.
They have the fear of being caught by the authorities concerned since the new trends are highly timed.
The math and science teachers consider this trend as highly illogical.
The old teachers are deadly against these ever changing trends.
The teachers have developed the sense of being commanders while new trends make them facilitators.
Class rooms are not spacious.
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RECOMMENDATIONS In service training course be run to make ABL
viable. The teachers so trained should train the other
teachers of the institution. At trial basis ABL may be implemented from Nur
to class 5th . VPs being academic heads should encourage the
teachers to take this onerous task. IE&T department is already developing ABL
based syllabus which is appreciable and be propagated to the teachers.
Reasonable amount to be given to the institutions to meet the expenditure of resources.
Incentives in the shape of cash or kind be awarded to the best teachers in the field of implementation of ABL.
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Questions / Answers
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CONCLUSIONThe various methodologies serve one purpose i.e. to facilitate the learner to evince a more satisfactory response from a student/learner in a classroom. Though in practice one finds out that even the best of us cannot consistently and perfectly do all the things that are defined in various methodologies, what suffice is a deep interest and an unfailing commitment coupled with a willingness to change that would lead to further innovations and endeavors in the field of teaching. So far we have tasted and tested very many methods, let us taste and test this method also. We want something better for ourselves, for our children, and we look to a present and future source of improvement.
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