Tuesday, 16 September 2014

LEARNING MANUAL

NAME OF THE TEACHER: ANEESHA. J. N
NAME OF THE SCHOOL: GOVERNMENT HIGHER SECONDARY SCHOOL, PUNALUR
SUBJECT: BUSINESS STUDIES
TOPIC: SUPERVISION

Focus: Student get clear picture about the concept of supervision and its importance

Essential attribute: Ensuring issuing orders and instruction should be followed
§  Monitory control over working group
§  Check optimum utilization of resources
§  To maintain discipline among workers
§  Collect feedback from workers

Non-essential attribute: Planning and scheduling at work
§  Make a lesson between management and workers
§  Ensuring safety among workers

POSITIVE EXAMPLES:
Ø  Checker on a bus
Ø  TTR on train
Ø  Presiding officer on direction
Ø  DEO in school
Ø  Teacher in exam hall

NEGATIVE EXAMPLES
Ø  Driver in a bus
Ø  Engine driver on a train
Ø  Voter on election
Ø  Non teaching staff
Ø  Peon in school

DEFINITION
“Supervision refers to the direct and immediate guidance and control of subordinates in the performance of his task.”

INSTRUCTIONAL EFFECT
                            Þ            To help the student to master the concept of supervision

NURTURANT EFFECT
                             Þ            Develop habit of independent thinking

SUPPORT SYSTEM
v  Flash card showing positive and negative examples of supervision

PHASES
CLASSROOM INTERACTION PROCEDURE
EXPECTED PUPIL RESPONSE
Phase I
Modeling the task
I have particular idea in my mind
Now I am going to present an idea whether you can find the concept with the help of data given. She inform the students that the concept can be arrived at by observing the following examples.
Teacher shows flash card
CHECKER ON A BUS
 
 


Yes, this is an example for the particular type of idea which is in my mind
Teacher shows another flash card
DRIVER IN A BUS
 
 


No, this is not an example for the idea in my mind
Teacher shows another flash card
T T R ON TRAIN
 
 


Yes, this is an example for a particular idea which is in my mind.
Teacher shows another flash card
PRESIDING OFFICER ON 
ELECTION
 
 


Yes, this is an example of an idea in my mind
Teacher shows another flash card
VOTER ON ELECTION
 
 


No, this is not an example for particular idea in my mind
Teacher asks here can you infer anything from these example about the nature of idea that I have in mind.
If learner could not encourage to generate hypothesis teacher should provide additional examples. You can say Yes or No.

Students observes the teacher carefully








Observing











Phase II
Testing the attainment of the concep






















Phase III
Analysis of thinking strategy


D E O IN SCHOOL
 
 
NON TEACHING STAFF
 
 

                                                                     
WATCHING CONSTRUCTION
SITE OF A BUILDING

                                                        DRIVER IN A CAR
 
                                               MONITOR ON A CLASS
 
                                             TEACHER ON EXAM DUTY
 
 







Very good, tell me what you have inferred.
Yes. You are absolutely right. Teacher asks students to say some examples of their own about this topic.  Teacher further clarified that:

“Supervision refers to the direct and immediate guidance and control of subordinate in the performance of this task.”

Can you say how did you arrive at the concept of supervision and its importance?
After this teacher ask the student to find out the importance of supervision
Through discussion the students present their points.
o   Reducing the labour problem
o   Better motivation
o   Maintaining discipline
o   Better utilization of resources
o   Continuous evaluation of worker



Yes


No



Yes


No

Yes

Yes










Discusses in groups



Principles of reaction

Social system
Teacher support to make hypothesis


Teacher carefully prepares evidence, examples and totaled them.
Sequenced them teacher provide additional examples

FOLLOW UP ACTIVITIES
i.                    Review
1.      What do you mean by supervision?
2.      What is the importance of supervision?
ii.                  Enrichment programme
Write a short note on supervision and its importance.



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