UNFOLDING CREATIVITY; A CLOSER LOOK AT THE INNOVATIVE WORKS OF PHASE 2 INTERNSHIP
Innovative Works: An Overview
Increasingly, innovation in education at school is more than just a buzzword. It is fast becoming a way of learning and teaching for both students and teachers respectively. Innovation in education encourages students and teachers to research, explore, and use all the tools to uncover something new.
Innovation may be linked to positive changes in efficiency, productivity, quality, competitiveness and intellectual development. Through innovative work the teacher can improve students performance by providing group work opportunities and resources to innovate. It is necessary to create and nurture an environment of innovation.
Description of my Innovative Works
As a part of my teaching internship phase II, I prepared two innovative works that supported my students in getting a better understanding of the content selected along with generating interest and curiosity among learners.
The first one was a working model spinning wheel which I named 'the noun phrase wheel'. The wheel has three parts- the most outer part containing articles and determiners, the second part containing adjectives and finally the third part containing nouns. Spinning the wheels in any ways always form a certain noun phrase combining articles/determines, adjectives and nouns helping the learners to form examples of noun phrases.
The second innovative work was a fancy magazine titled 'ONCE UPON A TIME' , which I prepared to assist my learners in understanding more about folktales, which was a task given at the beginning of the prose lesson ' The Boy who Drew Cats ' by Hasegawa Takejiro. I included types of folktales, examples along with two folktales to read within the magazine. Activities to identify popular folktales both Indian and Western were also included.
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