Welcome to the presentation Introductions Md Mizanur Rahman

Welcome to the presentation

Introductions Md. Mizanur Rahman B. A. (Hons. ), M. A. English, B. Ed. Assistant Teacher Police Lines School and College, Pabna. Mobile no: 01737979719 Email: mizanplsc@gmail. com Class : Ten Subject : English 1 st paper Unit: Ten Lesson: Three Lesson Title : They had dreams 1. Time : 40 Minutes

Look at the pictures. a. Who is she? b. What is it?

Today’s Lesson They had dreams 1

Learning Outcomes------ After the students have studied the lesson, they will be able to: i. match the words with the meanings ii. make questions and answer of the questions. iii. tell the meaning of the passage. iv. use some phrasal words.

New words presentation Words Meanings Syn. demonstrationist Activist Movement Agitation, crusade A person who campaigns to bring abut political or social change. A group of people working together to advance their shared political, social ideas.

Combat Syn. Battle , warfare Resistance Syn. defense, defiance Fighting between armed forces. The refusal to accept or comply with something

discrimination Syn. bias, disparity Colonial Syn. dependent, immigrant The unjust or prejudicial treatment of people on the grounds of race, age. Relating to or characteristics of a colony.

A. Read the lesson silently Individual Work Pritilata Waddedar was born in Chattogram o n 5 May 1911. She was a meritorious student at Dr. Khastagir Government Girl’s School in Chattogram and Eden College, Dhaka. She graduated in Philosophy with distinction from Bethune College in kolkata. In her college days, Pritilata was an activist in the anti-British movement. All through her life, she dreamt of two things: : a society without gender discrimination, and her motherland free from British colonial rule. So she decided to fight against the British rule. Soon after, Pritilata became the Head teacher of Nandankanon Aparna Charna School in Chattogram. Gradually she involved herself in Surja Sen assigned Pritilata to lead a team of 10 -12 men to attack the Club. , The raid was successful but Pritilata , dressed as a man, failed to get out of the Club. She also proved that women too needed to be prepared to sacrifice their lives for freedom from the British colonial rule. Her dream finally came true. The British rule came to an end in 1947 though she couldn’t see it during her lifetime.

Pair Work B. Read the words in Column A and match them with the meanings in Column B. Column A Column B Graduated A member of a certain social or political group Activist Fight Movement Took a university degree Gender discrimination Rule by a powerful country over a weaker country Colonial rule Battle Combat Inequality between male and female Gradually Slowly Resistance Give responsibilities Notorious Activities Assign dishonourable

C. Now make questions from the substitution table and match the answers. When Was She graduate in? Where did Pritilata born? What Assigned Pritilat ato attack Why the club? Pritilata die? Who The Pahartali European How Club famous for? She born? Group Work On 5 May 1911. In Chattogram. Philosophy. To fight against the British rule. For its notorious sign ‘Dogs and indians not allowed’. Surja Sen. She committed suicide by taking potasssium cyanide.

D. Now answer the questions. Eval uatio n 1. Where did pritilata fight? Ans. Pritilata fought in Chattogram in 1932 2. When did she fight? Ans. In 1932 , she fought against British government. 3. Why did she fight? Ans. She fought against the britisha colonail rule to free her motherland. 4. What was Pritilata’s profession? Ans. She was the head teacher of Nandankanan Aparna Charan School in Chattoram. 5. What do you learn from Pritilata’s life? Ans. We should fight against any evil force that wants to harm our country and serve our nation unselfishly.

Home work Make some sentences using these phrasal words: All through her life; Involve in; Soon after; Come to an end; Wellknown

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