poverty ppt 1

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WHAT MIGHT BE THE CORE CONTENT OF THESE NEWS REPORTS???

SLIDO- WORD CLOUD

GUESS THE TOPIC???

Poverty As a Challenge

LEARNING OBJECTIVES

SUCCESS CRITERIA

3 MINS

EXPLORE AND OBSERVE!!!

Refer to Economics Textbook pages No. 29,30 and 31 – First, second and third paragraph – Two typical cases of poverty

THINK-PAIR-SHARE

Discuss the role of rural-to-urban migration in increasing urban poverty. Is migration a solution for rural poverty, or does it exacerbate urban poverty?

2Min

IT’S TIME TO DO

• MCQ QUESTIONS-

1. What is poverty?
   A) A situation where a person has all luxuries
   B) A situation in which a person is unable to get the maximum basic necessities of life
   C) A situation where a person has no friends
   D) A situation where a person is highly educated

2. According to Mahatma Gandhi, when would India be truly independent?
   A) When the country has a strong army
   B) When the richest people are wealthy
   C) When the poorest people become free of human suffering
   D) When all cities are developed

2 MINS

SLIDO

3. Approximately how many people in India were living in poverty in 2011-12?
A) 100 million
B) 290 million
C) 500 million
D) 50 million

4. What fraction of the Indian population is poor?
A) Every second person
B) Every third person
C) Every fifth person
D) Every tenth person

5. One of the biggest challenges of Independent India has been:
A) Increasing exports
B) Bringing millions of people out of abject poverty
C) Building more highways
D) Increasing literacy only

2Min

CHECk YOUR ANSWERS

1. A situation in which a person is unable to get the maximum basic necessities of life

2. When the poorest people become free of human suffering

3. 290 million

4. Every third person

5. Bringing millions of people out of abject poverty

SELF CHECK

What might be the reason for adding “No Poverty “ as a Sustainable Development Goal by UN?

Bounce your answers

EXPLORE WITH YOUR FRIENDS!! – 5 MINUTES

• BOUNCE YOUR ANSWERS

In what ways is poverty multidimensional? How do social, economic, cultural, and political factors intersect to create and perpetuate poverty?

IT’S YOUR TURN!!

10Min

THINK,PAIR AND SHARE

1 minute

LET’S REVIEW

• Fill in the blanks;-

• 1. ------------- denies certain individuals the facilities ,benefits and opportunities that others enjoy.

• 2. ------------ to poverty is determined by the options for finding an alternative living in terms of job opportunities and luxuries.

• 3. ------------ has the largest single concentration of the poor in the world.

• 4.Above all poverty means living with a sense of -------------.

• 5.Analysis of poverty based on social -------------- and vulnerability is not common.

3 MINS

CHECK YOUR ANSWERS

1. Social exclusion

2. Vulnerability

3. India

4. helplessness

5. exclusion

SELF CHECK

ASSIGNMENT- research work




ASSIGNMENT- SOCIAL INVESTIGATION DIARY

Investigate the impact of social exclusion and vulnerability on mental health in both urban and rural areas. Are there significant differences in the prevalence of mental health issues?