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Monday, August 31, 2020
Friday, August 28, 2020
XII th . 3.6 Group Discussion
3.6 Group Discussion
3.6 Group Discussion
Group Discussions
A group discussion is a formal discussion conducted on a topic among a group of ten to twelve participants. The participants analyse the topic from their respective angles and present their views and opinions.
Ice Breakers
(i) Write the benefits of a group discussion.
a) It helps to understand the subject or topic easily.
b) It helps in generating more ideas about a topic.
c) It lets the participants know about their mistakes and weaknesses.
d) It helps participants to build their confidence.
e) It prepares individuals to face oral exam.
f) It enhances speaking ability of the participants.
g) It helps the participants to develop their listening skill.
h) It increases participants’ persuading and debating ability.
i) It helps the participants to share their views and ideas.
j) It allows the participants to reach a general consensus.
Thursday, August 27, 2020
Wednesday, August 26, 2020
Tuesday, August 25, 2020
Monday, August 24, 2020
2.3 Inchcape Rock. Umakant Gore.
Sunday, August 23, 2020
Saturday, August 22, 2020
Friday, August 21, 2020
XII th 3.3 Note Making.
XII th 3.3 Note Making
3.3 Note Making
Note-making: It is an active and focused ‘writing skill’. Here concrete connection between all relevant concepts and words is drawn to infuse or connect all thoughts together by a method. (points, tree diagram or a table etc.)
Note Making is a way of recording important details from a source. This source can be any book, article, or a passage. In note making, the writer records the essence of the information. It helps to understand the main information. Note making saves a lot of time. One can get a glimpse of a lot of information from a short note. A note making involves the selection, analysis, summarization, and organization of information.
The Procedure of Note Making
1) Read the given passage carefully.
2) Underline the important points. It helps to make headings and subheadings.
3) Make a rough note first to get an idea.
4) Organize the points in logical order or sequence for the final note.
5) Use the appropriate note making format
6) Do not change the idea or the message of the passage.
Points to Remember:
a) Avoid using long sentences as heading or title or sub points.
b) Never lose the main idea of the passage.
c) Ignore information which is less important.
d) Be brief, clear, and specific.
e) Show logical sequencing.
f) Do not include your own views or understandings.
Ice Breakers:
1) Complete the web:-
We take notes of-
a) book
b) speech
c) lecture
d) article
e) reading
f) passages (extracts)
2) We take notes because:-
1) Improvement in listening becomes an active process
2) It has great importance in exams or in academic writing.
3) It reduces study time.
4) It helps to take revision of the topic.
5) To review before exams.
6) It is an organization of main points for future use.
7) It helps in keeping the information handy.
8) It helps in recollecting and recalling the past events.
9) It helps in concentrating, understanding and provides a permanent record.
10) Note making helps a writer to go through bulky documents quicker.
11) It helps in understanding a material if the notes are in own words.
12) Understand what you are learning and clarify your thinking
13) It distinguishes between main points and its details.
Spot The Error.
Thursday, August 20, 2020
Wednesday, August 19, 2020
Writing skill - Dialogue Writing.
Tuesday, August 18, 2020
XII 3.5 Drafting a Virtual Message.
3.5 Drafting a Virtual Message
(i) Given below is a two-way communication cycle or the process of communication.
(a) Can you guess the role of the sender and the receiver in this process? What do we encode? What do we decode?
The person who initiates (delivers) a message in the communication process is called the ‘sender’ or communicator. The sender might be a speaker, a writer or someone who merely gestures.
In the communication process, the "receiver" is the listener, reader, or observer—that is, the individual (or the group of individuals) to whom a message is directed. The receiver is also called the ‘audience’ or decoder.
Messages | |
Informal | Formal |
Written For | |
Parents | Principal |
Friends | Teachers |
Relatives | High official authority |
Social media groups | Employer |
Siblings or family members | Institution heads |
Non – professionals | Professionals |
Message 20 August, 9.30 a.m. Dear Arnav, Your friend Anil called up to say that you had his ‘Activity Work Book of English’. He needs it in the class. So he asked you to bring it in the college. Please do not forget as I had assured him to convey his message to you. Your brother, Aditya |
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XII 3.5 Drafting a Virtual Message.
3.5 Drafting a Virtual Message
(a) Can you guess the role of the sender and the receiver in this process? What do we encode? What do we decode?
The person who initiates (delivers) a message in the communication process is called the ‘sender’ or communicator. The sender might be a speaker, a writer or someone who merely gestures.
In the communication process, the "receiver" is the listener, reader, or observer—that is, the individual (or the group of individuals) to whom a message is directed. The receiver is also called the ‘audience’ or decoder.
Monday, August 17, 2020
Sunday, August 16, 2020
Proverbs.
Saturday, August 15, 2020
Category wise Allotment of seats - XI Admission.
Category wise Allotment of Seats - XI Admission
For Std. XI Admission
Category | Allotted seats |
SC | 13 |
ST | 7 |
VJ- A | 3 |
NT - B | 2.5 |
NT - C | 3.5 |
NT - D | 2 |
SBC | 2 |
OBC | 19 |
SEBC | 12 |
EWS | 10 |
OPEN | 26 |
TOTAL | 100 |
Along with this there is parallel reservation for -
Woman - 30%
Divyang - 4%
Affected - 5%
Sports and others - 5%
Orphan - 1%
Friday, August 14, 2020
1.3 The Cop And The Anthem. Hindi translation.
Thursday, August 13, 2020
2.4 Have You Earned Your Tomorrow.
Std. XII - 2.4 Have you earned your tomorrow
Examination | College Function | Function at your home |
Making a time table | Preparing the list of duties | Cleaning the house |
Concentrating on important topics | Choice of programmes | Give invitations to guests |
Revision | Participation in various activities | Help to family members |
Presentation on 2.4 Have you earned your tomorrow
Created by -
Prof. Dipak Aher
K.K.Wagh Jr. College,
Nashik
1.1 An Astrologer's Day. Translation.
Wednesday, August 12, 2020
2.1 Indian Weavers. translated by - Umakant Gore.
Tuesday, August 11, 2020
*See the presentation of understand the poem 2.3 The Inchcape Rock*Presentation created by Prof. Dipak Aher from K.K. Wagh Jr. College, Nashik
Created by -
Prof. Dipak Aher
K.K.Wagh Jr. College,
Nashik
Monday, August 10, 2020
1.1 An Astrologer's Day.
1.1 An Astrologer’s Day
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1uDThYi4jRWznKBJH4h1-ZgtkzFMELZ-2/view?usp=sharing
Strengths | Why do you feel so? | Dream career |
painting and drawing | can visualise, express | commercial artist, cartoonist |
dancing |