2. Introduction of CLT
• Educate Girls works in the education sector to increase girls’ enrolment and retention in
schools and to improve learning levels for all students.
• CLT is One of the main activities of Educate Girls is to improve the quality of education. For
this, Educate Girls uses child-centric learning and teaching techniques that are playful and
activity-based.
• To improve learning levels for children and the quality of educational instruction, EG
employs Creative Learning and Teaching (CLT) techniques. School teachers are trained in CLT
techniques that are activity-based and centred on playful learning.
• CLT techniques are used in the 3rd, 4th and 5th grades for Hindi, English and Math.
• Village based volunteers called Team Balika are engaged in CLT handholding in classrooms.
• CLT methodology is a 12-week module for every school in the project area. For impact
assessment on learning level, Educate Girls conducts pre-tests with students before CLT
handholding and after 5 months it conducts a post-test to assess improvement in their
learning levels.
• Three Aspect is main of this Teaching Methodology like-
Activity Based Group Teaching.
Questioning Forum.
Play full Learning
3. Need of Lesson Plan
• Class room practice & Activities would be Structured so that could
be insure expected learning out comes .
• Use to Prior Knowledge of Children for Activities.
• FC & TB would be able to for preparation of Activities.
• FC & TB would be able Assess prior Knowledge and link new
information for children for enhance there learning .
• FC & TB would be able to identified the Specific objectives of the
session/activities.
• FC & TB would be able Deepen the understanding and knowledge
for children.
• FC & TB would be able for Overall Recap, Participant Reflection
regarding CLT activities.
4. Out line of Lesson plan
Assess prior Knowledge and link
new information
Transition segment. What do they know about the topic already? Solicit 2 or 3 statements to assess the group’s
breadth of knowledge. Then take what they have said, and using their language go further, tie it into the content
of the module “in this class, we will do xyz (state the objective)” narrow the base.
Specific objectives of this session What is the one objective of this session:
If there HAS to be a second objective, it is:
What measurable skills/knowledge will be imparted through this session:
What immeasurable skills(if any) will be imparted through this session:
Key messages of this session It is critical to carve out the concepts in small concise chunks that are focused on achieving specific skills or
knowledge. What do you want them to learn in this session?
Preparations needed Background reading, materials to gather and prepare etc.
Supplies/resources List the Materials needed
Attention grabber/introduction This is a 1-3 minute exercise at the beginning to engage the students.
Perhaps ask one question that will engage their attention.
If you can use humor, emotion or kinesthetic approaches for these, it will have more impact.
Deepen the understanding and
knowledge
1. This is where you give new information.
2. Ensure the concept is presented using various M-I modalities for every 5-minute chunk.
3. Attention wanders every 45 secs, so structure the content so that there is something different every 45 secs
to keep everyone riveted to you: new slide, remodulate your voice, write something on the board.
Apply the knowledge Experience and Internalize: Experience it to understand it:
Self or Group exercise to embed lessons into a person’s values.
Brainstorming, problem solve, share best practices or examples.
Use three different multiple-intelligence way to reinforce, internalize and apply the learning.
Use analogies relevant to student’s life (stories, examples, role plays, cases studies, etc)
Overall Recap, Participant
Reflection.
Cement the knowledge
Synthesize the info – help the students become clear on “When I return home, what I am going to do differently
now that I know this concept. In what situations will I do it differently?” (What are simple checkpoints for them
to evaluate whether they are applying the skills/values/concepts learned
Use natural pathways. E.g. behavior at school, family life, dinner time, discussing the concept with your family
and asking their support to help you do better
Suggested Home work or
Additional Reading for enrichment
A brief appendix of selected books/articles that the presenter can read if they have time/desire to learn more
about the subject.
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9. Class Room Observation
I had Visited UPS Javada & PS Jaitpur, Ruptalai School at Mandal Garh for
observe the CLT Class Room Activities. My feed back is as below-
• FC & TB were Conducted CLT Activities according to lesson plan.
• Children participation was good in these activities.
• Preparation of Activities is Good.
• FC & TB were cleared about the objective of session.
• All resource material was available in the class room.
• Teachers were very interested specially about the JODO GYAN Material.
• But some where TB & FC Face the problem when Children No. High in
the group.
• I Suggested Them Making Sub Group Idea.
• Practically I give a demo them for better class room management.
• I also introduce to FCs & TBs more Child centred activities and games.
10. Challenges
• Feedback not Received from the field
regarding implementation of lesson plan.
• Need to pilot of lesson plan in selected school.
• Need to recruitment of more staff in Content
Development Team.
• Lack of Coordination.
Suggestion ???