Dr. Uday P. Shirgave (M.A., B. Ed., Ph. D.) has been working at Balvantrao Zele High School and Jr. College, Jaysingpur, branch of Latthe Education Society leading education institutes of Western Maharashtra and Northern Karnataka. He has written and published numbers of National and International Articles in various research journals. Apart from this he has written Grammar, Writing Skills, and Activity Sheets Set Book with solution for class 12th. He has translated 12th Std. English Yuvakbharati’s prescribed poems into Marathi. He is famous YOUTUBER known for his simple online videos. His YOUTUBE channel is entitled as English with Shirgave Sir. |
Here, we are efficiently presenting all Videos of Dr. Uday Shirgave, in a single webpage. All videos are are brought together to help and guide the students of Std.12 as well as to make their study of English subject easy and systematic. . आम्ही एकाच वेबपेजवर डॉ. उदय शिरगावे यांचे सर्व व्हिडिओ प्रभावीपणे सादर करत आहोत. इयत्ता 12 च्या विद्यार्थ्यांना मदत करण्यासाठी आणि मार्गदर्शन करण्यासाठी तसेच इंग्रजी विषयाचा त्यांचा अभ्यास सोपा आणि पद्धतशीर करण्यासाठी सर्व व्हिडिओ एकत्र आणले आहेत. |
2.1 SONG OF THE OPEN ROAD
Song of the Open Road is a beautiful blend of self-awareness, free will and tenderness of heart. It gives us poet’s realization that along the journey of life one will face a test of wisdom which is not tested in any school or university. A road is something everyone uses, whether rich or poor and forces all levels of people to associate with one another. The road signifies ‘mobility’. One can take the road as a point to start over towards something new. Whitman talks about the people and places. He argues against staying in one place for too long, although the hospitality may be true. |
व्हिडीओ पाहण्यासाठी खाली असलेल्या या चिन्हांवर क्लिक करा
2.1 SONG OF THE OPEN ROAD (Explanation) |
2.1 SONG OF THE OPEN ROAD (Ice Breakers & Summary) |
2.1 SONG OF THE OPEN ROAD (Brainstorming & Appreciations) |
2.1 SONG OF THE OPEN ROAD (Figures Of Speech) |
2.2 INDIAN WEAVERS Indian Weavers is a short poem where the poet talks about three types of garment that the weavers weave at three particular times of a day. Each stanza of the poem represents the three important events of human life: birth (childhood), adulthood (young) and death (old). The colours mentioned in the stanzas are very significant as they indicate the moods related to the events. |
व्हिडीओ पाहण्यासाठी खाली असलेल्या या चिन्हांवर क्लिक करा
2.2 INDIAN WEAVERS (Ice Breakers & Explanation) |
2.2 INDIAN WEAVERS (Explanation) |
2.2 INDIAN WEAVERS (Brainstorming_1) |
2.2 INDIAN WEAVERS (Brainstorming_2) |
2.2 INDIAN WEAVERS (Figures Of Speech) |
2.2 INDIAN WEAVERS (Appreciation) |
2.3: THE INCHCAPE ROCK ‘The Inchcape Rock’ is a ballad. It’s the story of the 14th century attempt by the Abbot of Aberbrothok to install a warning bell on Inchcape, a notorious sabdstone reef about 11 miles (18 km) off the east coast of Angus, Scotland, near Dundee and Fife, occupied by the Bell Rock Lighthouse. The poet was inspired by the legendary story of a pirate who removed the bell on the Inchcape Rock placed by the Abbot of Aberbrothok. The poem gives us a message that those who do wrong things will meet with due punishment. |
व्हिडीओ पाहण्यासाठी खाली असलेल्या या चिन्हांवर क्लिक करा
2.3 THE INCHCAPE ROCK (Explanation) |
2.3 THE INCHCAPE ROCK (Appreciation) |
2.3 THE INCHCAPE ROCK (Brainstorming_1) |
2.3 THE INCHCAPE ROCK (Brainstorming_2) |
2.3 THE INCHCAPE ROCK (Figures Of Speech) |
2.4: HAVE YOU EARNED YOUR TOMORROW This is an inspirational poem. In this poem, the speaker is asking the readers whether they have done anything to improve the life of another human being or not. It is up to you whether you will have a better future or not. Therefore, one should consider one’s actions and deeds carefully and plan accordingly for a better future. |
व्हिडीओ पाहण्यासाठी खाली असलेल्या या चिन्हांवर क्लिक करा
2.4: HAVE YOU EARNED YOUR TOMORROW (Explanation) |
2.4: HAVE YOU EARNED YOUR TOMORROW (Figures Of Speech) |
2.4: HAVE YOU EARNED YOUR TOMORROW (Appreciation) |
2.4: HAVE YOU EARNED YOUR TOMORROW (Ice Breakers & Brainstorming) |
2.5: FATHER RETURNING HOME This poem is taken from ‘Travelling in a Cage’. It draws a portrait of a suburban commuter. It depicts his dull, monotonous, exhausting and equally pitiable daily routine. It describes a forced alienation at home, which is reflected through the stale food and lack of sharing. His children refuse to share their joys and sorrows with the hardworking father who as a result is forced to retire into solitude. This very painful loneliness is a symbol of man’s isolation from the materialistic man-made world. |
व्हिडीओ पाहण्यासाठी खाली असलेल्या या चिन्हांवर क्लिक करा
2.5: FATHER RETURNING HOME (Ice Breakers & Explanation) |
2.5: FATHER RETURNING HOME (Braintorming) |
2.5: FATHER RETURNING HOME (Appreciation) |
2.6: MONEY The poem tells us about the reach man who wants to be a poor man to find the real happiness. It is when e do not have money or have lost our money, we realize how important the money is. At the end, the poet says that now he doesn’t have money, he has true friends though they may be few. |
व्हिडीओ पाहण्यासाठी खाली असलेल्या या चिन्हांवर क्लिक करा
2.6: MONEY (Ice Breakers & Explanation) |
2.6: MONEY (Brainstorming) |
2.6: MONEY (Figures Of Speech) |
2.6: MONEY (Appreciation) |
2.7 & 2.8 will be added soon
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