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Devika Dinesan

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M.G.D.G.H.S.S

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Name of the Unit

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: 45 mints

Name of the Lesson

Date : 1/10/2015

Curricular Statement: Pupil develop factual knowledge, conceptual knowledge, procedural knowledge and metacognitive
knowledge on the concept of differentiation of living organisms through observation, discussion, experimentation and
evaluation by group discussion and by participation in group activity.
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1) Factual knowledge on differentiation of organism

a. Recalling be concept of organism

b. Recognizing the concept of species

2) Conceptual knowledge on the differentiation of organism

a. Explaining the concept of animalia

b. Demonstrating same with example
3) Procedural knowledge on the cordata, mamdia

a. Doing and observing activities

b. Raising questions
4) Meta cognitive knowledge on the genes, family, order, class, phylum, kingdom

a. Focusing on the idea that explain the concept of organism differentiation

5) Develops positive attitude towards science
6) Different process still like observation, hypothesis, inferring and communicating

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Kerala reader biology text book of Std.VIII

Teacher hand book of Std. VIII

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