Lesson Plan

Lesson Plan

Name of the student teacher: Athira R J

Name of the school : Govt. Model HSS, Chavadinada

Subject : Business Studies

Unit : Forms of Business Organization

Topic : Types of Co-operative Society

Date : 20-08-2015

Standard : Plus one

Strength : 53/60

Average age : 16 years

Period : 2nd

period

Duration : 45 minutes

Content Outline

Content Analysis

Terms

Facts

Various types of co-operative societies

Co-operative society, consumers, producers,

marketing, credit

Co-operative society is a voluntary association of

persons who join together with the motive of

welfare of the members.

Co-operative societies are of different types:

consumer’s co-operative societies, producer’s co-

operative society, marketing co-operative

societies, farmer’s co-operative societies, credit

co-operative societies, co-operative housing

societies.

The consumer’s co-operative societies are formed

for protecting the interest of the consumers.

Consumer’s co-operative society purchases goods

in bulk directly from the wholesalers and sells

goods to the members.

Producer’s co-operative societies are set up to

protect the interest of small producers.

Producer’s co-operative societies supplies raw

materials, equipment and other inputs to the

members and also buy their output for sales.

Marketing co-operative societies are established

Concepts

Major

Minor

to help small producers in selling their products.

Farmer’s co-operative societies are established to

protect the interest of farmer’s by providing

better inputs at a reasonable cost.

Credit co-operative societies are established for

providing easy credit on reasonable terms to the

members.

Co-operative housing societies are established to

help people with limited income to construct

houses at reasonable costs.

The main aim of these co-operative societies is

to avoid the middle man and thereby reducing the

cost.

The profit, if any, is shared among the members

of the co-operative society.

Co-operative societies are of various types based on

the nature of their operations.

Various types of co-operative societies are:

Consumer’s co-operative societies

Producer’s co-operative societies

Marketing co-operative societies

Farmer’s co-operative societies

Credit co-operative societies

Co-operative housing societies

Curricular Objectives

Pre-requisites

Teaching-Learning

Resources

Teaching-Learning

Strategy

References

To understand various types of co-operative

societies through general discussion and flash card

showing the pictures of various types of co-operative

societies.

The students should have an idea about the concept

of co-operative societies.

Usual classroom aid like white board

Flash card showing images of co-operative

societies

General discussion based on images

Group discussion

Plus one Business studies text (SCERT)

Classroom Interaction Procedures Response/Feedback

Phase 1: Introduction phase

After the routine classroom procedures, teacher

interacts with the students.

Teacher asks the following question to check their

previous knowledge.

1. What is a co-operative society?

2. What is the main aim of co-operative society?

3. How does a co-operative society formed?

Very good!

After getting the answers from the students, teacher

said that we can classify co-operative societies into

different types.

So today we are going to discuss about it.

Phase 2: Development phase

Teacher writes on the white board “Types of co-

operative society”

Activity 1: General discussion based on pictures:

Teacher shows the image of different types of co-

operative societies to get an idea about it.

At first, teacher shows the first image

Voluntary association

of persons.

Welfare of members.

With the consent of

atleast 10 adult

persons.

Flash card 1:

Teacher asks what is this?

Good! Teacher motivates the students

Then teacher explain Consumer’s co-operative

society.

Teacher shows the next image

Flash card 2:

Teacher asks the students whether they understand

anything from this?

Very good! Teacher motivates the students

Consumer’s

co-operative society

Producer’s


Then teacher explain Producer’s co-operative society.

Teacher shows the next image:

Flash card:3



Then teacher explain Marketing co-operative society.

Teacher shows the next image:

Flash card: 4

Teacher ask what do you think of this?

Marketing


Farmer’s


Very good!

Then teacher explain Farmer’s co-operative society.

Teacher shows the next flash card:

Flash card: 5



Then teacher explain Credit co-operative society.

Teacher shows the last image.

Flash card 6:

Credit co-operative

society



Then teacher explain Co-operative housing society.

Teacher said that all these societies are formed for

avoiding the exploitation by middleman and the

profit, if any, should be shared by the members of the

society.

Teacher shows the list of various types of co-

operative societies in a chart and asks one or two

students to read it.

Concept to be consolidated

Types of Co-operative society

1. Consumer’s co-operative societies

2. Producer’s co-operative societies

3. Marketing co-operative societies

4. Farmer’s co-operative societies

5. Credit co-operative societies

6. Co-operative housing societies

Activity 2: Group discussion:

Teacher divides the whole class into six groups and

asks each group to discuss and list out the example

for each type of co-operative society.

Teacher also supports the students.

Co-operative

housing society

Group 1: Example for Consumer’s co-operative societies

Very good!

Group 2: Example for Producer’s co-operative societies

Very good!

Group 3: Example for Marketing co-operative societies

Very good!

Group4 : Example for Farmer’s co-operative societies

Very good!

Group 5: Example for Credit co-operative societies

Very good!

Group 6: Example for Co-operative housing societies

Very good!

Phase 3: Concluding phase

Teacher concluded the topic by explaining all the

points once again briefly.

Then teacher asks some review questions.

Review questions:

1. What are the different types of co-operative

society?

Super Bazar

Haryana Handloom

National Agricultural

Co-Operative

Marketing Federation

Lift-Irrigation

Cooperative

Societies

All India State

Co-Operative Banks

Federation

Metropolitan Housing

Co-Operative Society

2. What is the motive of each society?

3. How the profits are shared in the societies?

4. Is it beneficial to have such types of societies in

your locality?

Follow up activity:

List out various co-operative societies in your locality

and classify it.

Documents

Lesson Plan