JURISPRUDENTIAL INQUIRY MODEL TEACHING MANNUAL
Name of the Teacher: Standard:viii
Name of the School : Strength:
Subject : Social science Duration:
Unit : Natural Resources and
: their consumption
Topic : Conservation of Natural Resources
CURRICULAM OBJECTIVES
1. `TO develop awareness about the different types of exploitation of natural resources
2. To develop interest in environmental protection movements and events
3. To form opinion regarding public issues related to environment
4. To develop congenial attitude towards solving value conflicts of environmental issues
PROCESS OBJECTIVES
1. Student develops competency in social dialogue
2. Student enhances involvement in socil issues and social action
3. Student develops value synthesizing attitude
SYNTAX | TEACHER-PUPIL ACTIVITY | RESPONSES |
Phase-1 Orientation to the case Phase 11 Identifying the issues Phase 111 Taking positions Phase iv Exploring the stance Phase v Refining and qualifying position Phase vi Testing factual assumption behind position. | Teacher introduces the material Teacher shows beautiful scensry of Kerala-“Gods own country” Then a series of photographs on draughts in different parts of the world Teacher then reads a paper News regarding the agitation made by mayilamma at “Plachimada”-Palakkad against a Multinational company (MNC) Teacher read an article “water for Living” Review various facts on the case Lists major issues involved the matter of the article. Background of the agitation, philosophy behind the protest –Need for protecting natural resources. Synthesis facts into public policy issues 1. Sustainable development –Environmental protection and economic development-Two conflicting issues of the same situation. 2. Emphasis on present only or future also; mans Co-existence with nature or co-destruction with nature. 3. should the consumption of water to be Controlled? Select one policy issue for discussion. Should the household and industrial consumption of water to be Checked? -value conflict General welfare and progress of the People Vs Property and contract right Underlying facts 97/of water in the earth are in oceans: out of the remaining 3/.only 1/ is usable to human being -The sources of water such as wells , ponds, rivers, lakes, glaciers, etc ,are depleting day-by-day One or two students volunteer to take stances (positions) Position (1): consumption of water for household and industry should be checked by the authority . Position (2): permission for industrial concerns to use water has to be given because economic progress of the society warrants it. Teacher asks for the basis or reasons for the positions Student: it is against the property and contract of individuals Tr : industries are also licensed by contract. Then how can they consume huge amount of water? St: Scarcity of water is a problem for factories also Tr : What causes scarcity of water? St : lack of proper rain water harvesting and environmental hazards. Tr: what led to depletion and degradation of natural resources? St: Deforestation, pollution, unjust and unscientific use and management of resources. Tr: can you cite illustrations of water? Prove desirable and undesirable consequences St: Over use of water even from private wells ,must be controlled Tr : Priority must be given to the protection of natural resources. Assert priority to the water for future values and for the benefits of future generation St. Yes ,agreed Quality of usable water is depleting -With ten years we must pay for our drinking water -This serious threat to humanity can be solved only by protecting conserving and by planned action for rain water harvesting.etc... , | *(may be filled after the class) |
SOCIAL SYSTEM: Moderate structure
PRINCIPLES OF REACTIONS:
Socratic dialogue method (students reactions are imaginary and hypothetical but support by value system)
SUPPORT SYSTEM: Pictures, News paper clippings, articles, etc...
INSTRUCTIONAL EFFECT: Students construct necessary knowledge about the scarcity regarding the necessity of rain water harvesting and other activities for conservation of natural a source.
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