Types of Food in the Yogic Diet

[Dharmadeva]

Instructions

Assembling the 3-Part Teaching Cards

To assemble the 3-Part Teaching Cards:

1.      Cut out and glue together the two sides of each card.

2.      (Optional) Laminate the cards for durability.

NOTE:   A single set of Data and Label cards may serve multiple students. However, each student will receive her/his own set of Study cards. Therefore, you must assemble one set of Study cards for each student.

                     

Using the 3-Part Teaching Cards

To use the 3-Part Teaching Cards:

1.      Introduce the subject with information provided on the concept side of the first Study card.

NOTE:   There are more Study cards than Data cards. Even when there is a corresponding Data card, the Study card may have more information. So always refer to the Study cards for instruction purposes.

2.      Present each Data card one at a time, picture side up. Speak the name of the concept with each card.

3.      Turn over each Data card, and explain the concept behind the picture.

NOTE:   The amount of explanation depends on the age of the student. For younger students, you might not require all of the information on the concept side of the Data (or Study) cards.

4.      Turn over all of the Data cards again to show the picture side of each card.

5.      Shuffle the Label cards, and then ask the students to match the Label cards to the Data cards.

6.      (If the Label cards have an alternate label on the back side) Turn over the Label cards, and repeat Step 4.

7.      Turn over all of the Data cards to show only the concept side of each card.

8.      Repeat Steps 4 and 5.

9.      Shuffle the Data cards, and repeat Steps 3-7 as often as required.

10.  Retrieve the Data and Label cards, and present a set of Study cards to each student.

NOTE:   Explain to the students that they should use their personal set of Study cards to deepen their knowledge of the subject through studying and self-testing.