Presentation of innovative model at St Gorettis



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Presentation of innovative model-2 at St. Gorettis
January 20, 2025
Innovative Model Presentation

As part of my teaching practice, I had the opportunity to present an innovative model to the students of 9D at St. Georotti nalanchira . The topic I focused on was 'Along, specifically the structure of the Indian coastal plain and its various divisions. To make this geographical concept more engaging and easily understandable for the students, I created a 3D model that depicted the divisions of the Indian Coastal Plain in a visually appealing manner.



The aim of this model was to give the students a clear and interactive representation of the Indian Coastal Plain and its divisions, which can often be challenging to visualize through textbooks alone. By using a 3D model, I wanted to break down the concept into easily identifiable regions, helping the students understand the different sections of the coastal plains and how they are classified based on geographical features.


Components of the Model: 

The model was designed to represent the entire structure of the Indian coastal plain, and the divisions were carefully crafted to represent the following regions: Western coastal plain, Eastern coastal plain, Malabar coast, Konkan coast, Gujarat coast, Northern Circars, Coromandel coast, Lakshadweep, Andaman & Nicobar Islands.









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