M a education paper-v methods of teaching english

Aims 
Expression (productive) 
Understanding (receptive) 
Spoken Written In speech
In writing
Passive Command 
Active Command 
It can also be expressed with the following table / Structure. 
 
 
Expression 
 
Appreciation 
 
 Grammar 
Prose Poetry 
Listening Speaking 
Interacting Reading Writing
 
 
LINGUISTIC SKILLS 
 

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1.7 Let us sum up : 
While summing up this unit we would like to highlight some of the major 
points which have been discussed here. The introductory part of this unit takes 
in to account the historical background of English in India. This also takes in to 
account the place of English in pre and post independent India and the three 
language formula. It also throws light on the place of English in 21
st
Century. 
Further this unit tells us about the objectives of teaching English at Elementary 
as well as secondary level. 
1.8 Unit end questions
1. Discuss the place of English in pre and post Independent India. 
2. What is LSRW? Enumerate the specific objectives for LSRW. 
3. What are the aims and objectives of teaching English in India? 
4. What are the activities possible in our class room to develop the following 
skills?
(a). Listening and speaking
(b). Reading 
(c)Writing 
1.9. References:
1. Dr. H. K. Gurav Teaching Aspects of English language 2000 
2. K. Venugopal Rao Methods of teaching English 2008 
3. A. L. Kohli Techniques of Teaching English 2006 
1. B W Somatkar 
2. Jitendrasumar 
3. Rama Meghanathan 
4. NCF 2005