Curriculum Development: Designing and developing lesson plans and curriculum that align with educational standards and cater to the needs and proficiency levels of students. Language Instruction: Teaching Malayalam language skills including reading, writing, speaking, and listening through a variety of activities such as vocabulary drills, grammar exercises, and conversational practice. Literature Studies: Introducing students to classic and contemporary Malayalam literature, including works of renowned authors and poets, and guiding them in analyzing themes, characters, and literary techniques. Cultural Awareness: Educating students about the cultural significance of the Malayalam language, traditions, festivals, art, and history, fostering pride in their cultural identity. Writing Skills: Helping students develop their writing skills in Malayalam by guiding them through the writing process, providing feedback on compositions, and encouraging creative expression through essays, stories, and poems. Reading Comprehension: Improving students' reading comprehension skills by selecting and analyzing Malayalam texts of varying complexity, and teaching strategies for understanding and interpreting them. Oral Communication: Providing opportunities for students to practice and improve their oral communication skills through dialogue, role-plays, presentations, and debates conducted in Malayalam. Language Assessment: Assessing students' language proficiency through tests, quizzes, projects, and presentations, and providing constructive feedback to help them progress. Integration of Technology: Incorporating technology tools and resources to enhance language learning, such as online language resources, interactive multimedia, and language learning apps. Cultural Activities: Organizing cultural events, performances, and celebrations related to Malayalam language and culture to enrich students' learning experiences and promote cultural awareness. Individualized Instruction: Providing personalized support and guidance to students who may require additional help or have specific learning needs, ensuring inclusive education for all students. Parent Communication: Maintaining regular communication with parents or guardians to update them on students' progress, discuss concerns, and solicit feedback on their learning experiences. Professional Development: Engaging in ongoing professional development activities to stay updated on best practices in language teaching, educational trends, and pedagogical approaches. Collaboration with Colleagues: Collaborating with other Malayalam teachers, language instructors, and school staff to share resources, exchange ideas, and coordinate curriculum planning. Promotion of Language Learning: Encouraging a lifelong love for the Malayalam language and culture by fostering a supportive and stimulating learning environment that motivates students to continue their language studies beyond the classroom.