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·       India lies in Northern Hemisphere. ·       India is a part of Asian continent and lies in South Asia. ·       The Himalayas separate it from rest of Asia. ·       India lies between great Himalayan Ranges and the Indian Ocean . ·       Latitudinal extent 8⁰4′ North to 37⁰6′ North ·       Longitudinal extent 68⁰7 ′East to 97⁰25 ′ East   ·       North to South extent of the mainland is about 3214 km and its East to West extent is about 2933 km ·       The Tropic of Cancer ( 23 ½⁰ N ) divides India into two equal halves. ·       India is surrounded by three water bodies – Arabian sea (west), Indian Ocean (south), Bay of Bengal (East). Countries surrounding India   DIRECTION  COUNTRY  North-western Pakistan, Afghanistan...

We all know that a food we eat come from a variety of sources like plants, animals, insects etc. like, rice, eggs, honey and many more. If we talk about a meal, it is usually made up of one or more ingredients, which we get from plant or animal. These ingredients contain some components that are needed by our body and we call them nutrients.  Major nutrients in food are carbohydrates, proteins, fats, vitamins and minerals. Food also contain some dietary fibres and water which is required by our body.  But not all foods contain all the nutrients then how can we know which food contain which nutrient? Test for nutrients  Carbohydrate  Protein  Fats  found in food as starch and sugar  If food is solid make a paste by adding water   2-3 drops of  Iodine solution on food  2 drops of copper sulphate and 10 drops of caustic soda on food  Wrap the paper on food  Blue- black color indicates starch in food  Violet color indicates p...

You all know about the multiple intelligence theory given by Howard Earl Gardener, an American developmental psychologist who believes that there is not one or two but multiple intelligences that an individual can have. Very few questions are asked in CTET from this theory but very mark matter when result come. For complete theory, follow the given link http://blogstoreadfromshichan.blogspot.com/2020/06/what-is-gardeners-theory-of-multiple.html Quiz on Gardener’s Theory 1) Which book is written by gardener? a) Frames of Mind b) Mind in society c) The moral judgement of child 2) According to Gardener’s theory of multiple intelligences, which of the following is true statement? a) Intelligence is not a single entity b) Intelligences are interdependent c) Different types of intelligence interact and work together d) All of the above 3) According to theory, Understanding of one’s own feelings, motives, and desires is called a) Interpersonal Intelligence b) Intrapersonal Intelligence c) ...

Every child is intelligent in his own way. We cannot limit the type of intelligence that one have. And it is not necessary that a child has only one type of intelligence. He can have more than one type of intelligence.  A theory was given by Dr. Howard Gardener in 1983 in his book Frames of Mind: The theory of Multiple Intelligences that emphasize on the multiple intelligence in an individual. He gave 8 types of intelligence. ( He also suggested addition of 9th type in his book published in 2006 Multiple Intelligences: New Horizons in Theory and Practice ) Being a teacher this theory is very important for us, as it suggests that a teacher must use variety of ways to deliver a lecture in a classroom.  Intelligence  Description   Potential career choices  Logical -   Mathematical   intelligence  number/reasoning smart, individuals have skill in   doing long   mathematical operations  Scientist, Mathematicia...

We often hear about the terms like inductive approach, deductive approach but little we know is the subtle detail in their meaning that they carry. One or two question are asked every year in exam from this particular topic. Here is a difference between Inductive and Deductive approach used in teaching as well as learning.  Inductive Approach  Deductive Approach  Specific example or activities ---> Generalization   (rule)  Generalization (rule) ---> Specific example or   activities    Helps in the generation of new theory ( Method of   discovery)  Tests already given theory ( Method of   verification)  It is a slow process.  It is a quick process.  It is upward process of thought and leads to useful   results.  It is downward process of thought and leads   to useful results.  It trains the mind and gives self- confidence and   initiative. ...

Lawrence Kohlberg, an american psychologist is known for his theory of moral development. His theory is based on the principle of Piaget's theory of moral development. He use the same method as Piaget i.e story telling. Each story include a moral dilemma. The best story of Kohlberg is Heinz Dilemma. Heinz wife was suffering from a some rare kind of cancer and the drug for the disease is discovered by  local chemist but he( chemist ) asking for 10 times the cost of drug. This was much more than the Heinz could afford. Heinz was not able to raise even half of the money despite the help of family members. Heinz explained to the chemist that his wife is dying and asked if hey could have the drug at cheaper coast or pay the rest of the money later. The chemist refused and told that he had discovered the drug and he is going to make money from it. Heinz was desperate to save his wife,so later that night he broke into Chemist's house and stole the drug.    Kohlbe...

You must have experienced in your life that there are some students who are not able to read, write correctly but they are very intelligent.  You must have seen 'Ishan' in 'Taare zameen par', intelligent boy, very creative but have very poor academic skills. These type of kids are learning disabled. Some important one's for exam are  Dyspraxia Problem related to psychomotor   Dyscalculia Math learning disability   Dyslexia reading disability   Dysphasia speaking disability   Dysgraphia  writing disability Take a quiz to know about it:  https://forms.gle/EfJePctv5t3qRYbL7 Also read:  http://blogstoreadfromshichan.blogspot.com/2020/05/what-is-motivation.html