Curriculum Development: Malayalam Teachers develop lesson plans, instructional materials, and curriculum frameworks aligned with educational standards and objectives. They design learning activities that cater to different proficiency levels and learning styles of students. Language Instruction: They teach Malayalam language skills, including reading, writing, listening, and speaking. Malayalam Teachers focus on building vocabulary, grammar proficiency, sentence structure, and comprehension through interactive lessons and language activities. Literature Study: Malayalam Teachers introduce students to Malayalam literature, including poems, short stories, novels, dramas, and literary works by renowned Malayalam authors. They analyze literary themes, characters, cultural contexts, and literary techniques to deepen students' appreciation and understanding of Malayalam literature. Cultural Education: They promote cultural literacy by exploring Kerala's rich cultural heritage, traditions, festivals, music, art, and folklore through literature and classroom discussions. Malayalam Teachers highlight the significance of Malayalam language in preserving Kerala's cultural identity. Writing Skills: Malayalam Teachers teach writing skills, including essay writing, creative writing, letter writing, and composition in Malayalam. They guide students in organizing ideas, improving sentence fluency, and expressing thoughts effectively in written form. Speaking and Listening Skills: They facilitate speaking and listening activities to enhance students' oral communication skills in Malayalam. Malayalam Teachers encourage conversations, discussions, presentations, and storytelling sessions to improve language fluency and confidence. Grammar Instruction: Malayalam Teachers teach grammar rules, syntax, punctuation, and language mechanics to improve students' language accuracy and proficiency. They provide explanations, examples, and exercises to reinforce grammar concepts and language rules. Assessment and Evaluation: They assess students' language proficiency, comprehension, writing skills, and academic progress through tests, quizzes, projects, presentations, and assignments. Malayalam Teachers provide constructive feedback and monitor students' development in language skills. Cultural Integration: They integrate cultural elements into language lessons to deepen students' understanding of Malayalam language and culture. Malayalam Teachers incorporate cultural activities, literature discussions, and multimedia resources to enrich students' learning experiences. Technology Integration: They utilize educational technology tools, multimedia resources, and digital platforms to enhance teaching and learning in the Malayalam classroom. Malayalam Teachers integrate audiovisual materials, interactive lessons, online dictionaries, and language learning apps to support language instruction. Professional Development: Malayalam Teachers participate in professional development workshops, seminars, and training sessions to stay updated with teaching methodologies, curriculum innovations, educational research, and advancements in language education. Classroom Management: They establish a positive and inclusive learning environment conducive to language learning and cultural exploration. Malayalam Teachers maintain classroom discipline, manage instructional time effectively, and promote mutual respect among students.