BUSINESS STUDIES MENTOR
Saturday, November 17, 2018
CLASSROOM ACTIVITIES TO MEET INDIVIDUAL DIFFERENCE
CLASSROOM ACTIVITIES TO
MEET INDIVIDUAL DIFFERENCE
Ø Individualised Instruction: Give special attention while taking classes. Please
don’t separate them from the classroom. Use modern ICT oriented methods of
teaching.
Ø Peer Assisted
Programmes: Instruct high achievers to
support slow bloomers while taking notes, solving problems, doing projects. Guide
the peers to identify the difficult areas of slow bloomers and to provide
support to develop that concepts.
Ø Individual
Counselling: Identify the slow bloomers
in the classroom. Try to identify their strength and weaknesses. Conduct open
discussion with them.
Ø Maintain Cordial
Relations: Teachers should pay individual attention for them.
Continuous observation throughout the class is essential. Must maintain a good
relationship to make them obey our instructions.
Ø Develop Note Taking
Skills, Reading Skills: Limit your speed while
explain notes in the classroom. If they are not able follow your speed, give
them printed notes and ask them to copy it in the classroom itself. Develop
their reading skills by giving opportunity to read text passages in the
classroom, assist them to spell complex words. Motivate them to come forward to
read the passages. Note taking and reading will give more sensory experience.
Ø Develop Examination
Taking Skills: Motivate them to
participate in exams. Prepare questions separately (Please don’t think it as a
burden) with questions of low difficulty level. Try to give questions in the
form of worksheets.
Ø Develop The Habit Of Self Learning: Motivate
them to learn the concept which are complex, by using dictionaries, colourfully
illustrated text books, by providing small assignments. Giving activities like
picture album creation on complex activities are better one. Ask them to create
notes by themselves in simple language, and don’t forget to correct them. Guide
them to collect real life examples for the topics.
Ø Separate Plan of
Action: Separate time table, seating arrangements,
question papers, remedial coachings, simple assignments, reward schemes, memory
boosting programmes, etc..
Ø Small Groups: Divide students in to small groups (Not on the basis of
ability) by bringing slow bloomers, average achievers and high achievers in one
group. Make the high achievers as monitors of group, and ask them to assist the
others.
Ø Self-Paced Text
Books: guide them to create
colourful text books by themselves with their own explanation for each concepts
in the chapter.
Ø Experience –Oriented
Workbooks: Create work books which
involve activities and thought provoking questions , that will give direct
experience through data collection, analysis and solving problem.
Ø Create Memory Tips: Create concept maps/ mind maps, creative poems, clues,
stories, flow charts by themselves.
Ø Provide Practice
Questions: Provide practice questions
in the form of worksheets from important and repeated areas. Provide
assignments to prepare PPTs on the analysis of previous year questions and
present in the classroom. Provide worksheets by mentioning the time to be taken
to complete the answer of the question.
Ø Seating Arrangements: Pair the
students in classroom – one high achiever, an average and a slow bloomer.
Ø Improve LSRW: Give special coaching to improve Listening, Speaking,
Writing and Reading skills.
Ø Trace out The
Problems of Students: Try to identify the physical and mental problems of
students and suggest solutions for their problems.
Ø Create Confidence: Conduct motivational speeches, show motivational videos
of achievement, provide opportunities to express their views, value the papers
of slow bloomers little liberally.
Ø Self-Learning Skills: Ask them to correct their notes by comparing it with
the notes of high achievers, or by reading the contents from text books. While
giving corrected answer scripts ask to compare it with the best answer scripts
in the class. Teachers can provide marking scheme also to compare and find out
why the mark is reduced?
Ø Use of Audio visual
aids
Ø Continuous
interaction with parents
Ø Adjust your
expectations
Ø Create a conducive
learning environment
Ø Frame curriculum by
yourself
Ø Enhance curiosity of
learner
Ø Give concentration to
develop basics in content.
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