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APPRAISAL OF VIDEO CD FOR THE LESSON

GAMES OF TAMILNADU

TERM	SUBJECT	CLASS	UNIT
III	TAMIL	VII	II

Prose: Games of Tamilnadu

          In this lessongames played in Tamilnaduduring ancient days were explained.  There are different types of games for children, Men and for women,Vary with the age.  Games like Bambaram, KiliThattu, UppuVillaiyattu, KallanKavalan, Goli, Kittipul, Katradi, Bull, Swimming etc., are for children.

          For men there are games like ‘Boxing’, ‘Erthazhuvudal’, Vettaiaduthal,.  For women in ancient days ‘Vettayaduthal’, ‘Kallangai’, ‘Ammanai’, ‘Pauthaduthal’, ‘Uraiaduthal’ were played.

 ‘Kabadi’, ‘Uriadithal, PocuringMayalneer’ played in villages during festivals,

          Games played a vital role in children’s growth and happiness.  The above games have vanisheddue to civilization and modern culture.  So in Tamilnadu ‘Education on Exercises’ and ‘Sports University’are motivating and bringing awareness to athletics.  It gives priority to the sportsmen in appointment of jobs and in education too.

Supplementary: Nanban

        It is a Story about Jealousy.  There were two merchants named Somu&Vardhan.  Mariyathairamanwas the Judge for all aspects in their town. Somu fell in jealous on Varadhan as he was called by the Judge often.  Somu didn’t know why he was called by the Judge and he approached Varadhan to know about the call from Judge.  But he refused to answer.

So, Somu’s wife wished him to build friendship with Varadhan as both thought Varadhan was in good rapport with the Judge and Somu acted accordingly.

 After some days, Somu was asked by a Government servant to pay the Sales tax.  He refused to pay the tax because he thought that his friend Varadhan would save and relieve him from tax by proposing his name to Mariyadhairaman.

After some days, Somu was called by the Judge.  He went with passion. But the Judge asked him to serve in the Government yard as he didn’t pay the tax.  The Judge also explained that Varadhan was also doing the same as he also didn’t pay tax.  Somu realized his fault and then decided not to be jealous on others thereafter.  

Grammar: Pagupatham and Pagapatham

          The teacher explained what are ‘Pagupatham’ and ‘Pagapatham’.

          The word which cannot be split is called ‘Pagapatham’.

          Ex: Mann, all, Ponn

          The word which can be split is called ‘Pagupatham’

          Activities given at the end of the unit for the betterment of the children make them active.

CD PREPARATION AND APPRAISAL PROCESS

          The Text Book contents were converted into Videos and it was displayed to the children in DIET, Ranipet. 

S.No	Tool Administrator	Name of the School	No.of Students
1.	Mrs.N.Valarmathi Senior Lecturer, DIET, Ranipet	Gangdhara School, Ranipet	22
2.	Mrs.S.BeulahAlagammal, Lecturer, DIET, Ranipet	GBHSS, Timiri	25
3.	Mr.A.P.Janagiraman, BTAssistant, Magammadhupet	GHSS, Kaniyambadi	20

As per the instructions given by A.Basheer Ahmed, Principal, DIET, Ranipet, the Tool Administrators approached the allotted schools with VCDs and played them to students. Totally 65 children viewed this video lessons along with the teachers.

          At last feedbacks were given by the students and they enjoyed seeing videos in the content.  Each and every meaning of the hard words have been understood by the children without the help of the teacher.

FEEDBACK

          All the students who watched the above Video Lesson in VII Tamil enjoyed very well.

          The main theme of the lesson is understood to the maximum extent.

          At the end, objective type questions were given to the students.   Feedback of the subject teachers about lesson were also taken into consideration for further modifications and improvement in Video Preparation, Presentation and Content clarity.

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30712 SCORE BOARD	Q 01	Q 02	Q 03	Q 04	Q 05	Q 06	Q 07	Q 08	Q 09	Q 10	Q 11	Q 12	Q 13	Q 14	Q 15	Q 16	Q 17	Q 18	Q 19	Q 20
NO.OF STUDENTS ANSWERED A	65	8	57	3	67	60	49	3	64	0	36	53	20	45	4	0	58	59	2	22
NO.OF STUDENTS ANSWERED B	0	55	6	63	0	2	17	49	3	67	30	12	46	22	55	0	4	8	46	22
NO.OF STUDENTS ANSWERED C	2	4	4	1	0	5	1	15	0	0	0	2	1	0	8	67	5	0	19	23
UNANSWERED	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	1	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0
TOTAL	67	67	67	67	67	67	67	67	67	67	67	67	67	67	67	67	67	67	67	67

30712  PERCENTAGE	Q 01	Q 02	Q 03	Q 04	Q 05	Q 06	Q 07	Q 08	Q 09	Q 10	Q 11	Q 12	Q 13	Q 14	Q 15	Q 16	Q 17	Q 18	Q 19	Q 20
NO.OF STUDENTS ANSWERED A	97	12	85	4	100	90	73	4	96	0	54	79	30	67	6	0	87	88	3	33
NO.OF STUDENTS ANSWERED B	0	82	9	94	0	3	25	73	4	100	45	18	69	33	82	0	6	12	69	33
NO.OF STUDENTS ANSWERED C	3	6	6	1	0	7	1	22	0	0	0	3	1	0	12	100	7	0	28	34
UNANSWERED	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	1	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0
TOTAL	100	100	100	100	100	100	100	100	100	100	100	100	100	100	100	100	100	100	100	100

  

APPRAISAL REPORT

·         97% of the children understood ‘uvapputhalaikudiullapirithal’ is Pulavar’s work.

·         82% of the students understood that the Education given in Early Stages will give protection for seven births.

·         85% of the students know that the meeting place of three rivers is called ‘Mukkoodal’

·         94% of the children have correct idea that Pearls blocked the irrigation Water Canals.

·         100% of the students understood that Tamils are interested in courageous games like ‘Jallikattu’ etc.

·         90% of the children understood kombileyullathuKalaiyeaThembut

·         73% of the students confirmed a single or more alphabet combine to formmeaningful words.

·         73% of the children knew that ‘Varadhar’ and ‘Somu’ appointed ‘MariyathaiRamar’ as a judge for their case.

·         96% of the students understood that ‘Maruthuseer’ was in a position along the southern border of ‘Maruthur’.

·         100% of the students understood that laphabet and numerals are  twoeyes of a man.

·         45% of the children are able to split‘Manarkeni’ as ‘Manal’ + ‘Keni’

·         79% students rightly split the word ‘Ezhuththenba’ as ‘Ezhuththu’ + ‘Enba’

·         69% students split ‘EhruThaluvuthal’ as ‘Ehru’ + ‘Thaluvuthal’

·         67% of students correctly split the word ‘Mattaipanthu’ as ‘Mattai’ + ‘panthu’

·         82% of children split the word ‘Silambattam’ as ‘Silambu’ + ‘Attam’

·         100% of students knew that the game played by Men is Ehruthaluvuthal

·         87% of the students knew that Women like the game ‘Oraiyaduthal’

·         88% of the children knew that male children played ‘Kittippul’.

·         69% of the students knew that female kids liked the game ‘Pooparithal’.

·         33% of children combined two simple words ‘Enn’and‘Enba’ to‘Ennenba’