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Lesson Plan Class 12 Chapter 4.3 and 4.4
Lesson Plan Class 12 Chapter 4.3 and 4.4
The content in this lesson plan is taken from the 12th standard NCERT
change and development in rural society .In this lesson basically I will
teach two topic one is green revolution and its social effects and second is
change in rural society after independence. In first topic I will introduce basic
information about green revolution its time and who is the father of green
revolution in India and I will explain how green revolution took changes in
the production and what changes came in the agriculture technology, and
and what type of economical changes took place in the rural areas , what
changes took place in rural society due to green revolution and most
importantly what were the positive effects and negative effects when green
revolution came in rural society. Second topic change in rural society after
policies and how powerful classes became more powerful politically and
economically.
OBJECTIVES
The learners would be able to;
TOOLS/AIDS
I would be using images presentation and visual aid to explain the content.
Pupil teacher will recall the last class and then ask various question based
on last class. After that pupil teacher will start to explain the green
revolution and its effects on agriculture processes and production and how
green revolution changed the rural economical processes and what effects
green revolution put on the life low class farmers how big farmers got the
maximum advantages and what changes came into the economical life of
rich farmers .
1- How green revolution was more effective than land reforms for
revolution.
revolution.
After this pupil teacher will explain changes in rural society after
labour , daily wages labour . Pupil teacher will outline the issues that how
bussiness and took back their land from their traditional labour and left them
unemployed and after that land owners started producing with the help of
labour and it increases the labours and started giving money in the place of
grains and other thing as charge of labour .this was the commercialization of
society. it also increased the number of daily wages labourers. Due to this
market based agriculture rural society got connected to large economy and
brought changes in the rural economy. After independence there were many
green revolution, government policies like deen dayal Upadhyay jyoti yojana
, and loan from government ect . Because of these above reasons brought
that the rural society. Due to these changes Powerful class and caste
became more powerful politically and economically they invested their money
traditional labourers?
Green Revolution
Green revolution was a revolution started in 1960s and 70s had a drastic
Advantages:
First time India started exporting grains (rice and wheat), surplus.
It was a great achievement for government but also for Indian scientists who
created seeds.
Employment opportunities increased, demand for agricultural labour went up.
Disadvantage:
Only rich landlords who could afford the HYV seeds could make profits.
Lower class (agri- subsistence) did not have resources to produce surplus to
Land taken away from tenants by landowners as they wanted to make extra
profit rather than paying them. This was the displacements of tenants.
The crops shifted to multi crop from new crop. So that the profit was more
If the crop failed the farmer had nothing to fall back on in case of crop
failure.
Everything grown for commercial purposes.
It is divided into Andhra and Telengana. Andhra has two rivers Krishna and
all development is done there only. Farmers of Andhra have sold their
products in Hyderabad.
Diversification
invest in machines.
education.
It was easier to keep track as the payment in kind different from person to
person.
Loosing of traditional bonds farmers could move from their village to any
hospitals etc.
In the 80s the Kerala economy got linked to the UAE economy.
There was a need for minimal, manual labour (devices) who went from
Kerala.
They came back with a lot of wealth and their economy boomed.
Keralites depended upon coconuts, fishing, but the new business ventures
Regions such as eastern UP and Bihar, where land reforms have not been
effective, there has hardly been any noticeable change in the agrarian
structure.
ACTIVITY
ASSESSMENT