Language Instruction: Teaching students the Malayalam language, including speaking, reading, writing, and comprehension skills. Grammar and Vocabulary: Introducing and explaining Malayalam grammar rules, sentence structure, and vocabulary in a clear and understandable manner. Cultural Context: Providing insights into the cultural and historical aspects of the Malayalam language, including its literature, traditions, and customs. Lesson Planning: Designing lesson plans that engage students and cater to their learning needs, incorporating a variety of teaching methods and resources. Assessment: Assessing students' language proficiency through various methods such as tests, quizzes, presentations, and projects. Feedback: Providing constructive feedback to students on their language skills, both written and verbal, to help them improve. Encouraging Language Use: Encouraging students to use Malayalam in various contexts, including conversations, discussions, and written assignments. Cultural Sensitivity: Fostering an appreciation for the Malayalam language and culture, and promoting respect for diversity among students. Professional Development: Engaging in continuous professional development to stay updated on effective teaching methods, language acquisition research, and resources for teaching Malayalam. Collaboration: Collaborating with other language teachers, school staff, and parents to support students' overall language development and academic success.