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CLASS – VIIIBENGALI 2ND LANGUAGE

Month/ Reading Writing Grammar LiteratureUnit

April Bridge Course 1. Paragraph Revision Interpretation ofand Comprehension writing from 1. Parts of Textual passagesMay from factual and topic/sentence speech 1. Prose1 discursive passages 2. Composition 2. Agreement 2. Poetry

from verbal and of subject Vocabulary :visual input and verb Inference from

3. Transformation contextof Sentenses

June Listening / Note-making from Tense and The Portrait of a2 Speaking Passage given usage Lady (Hornbill)

Vocabulary A Photograph(poem)

Notice Writing /Advertisement

3 Answering Writing a report on Determiners The Summer ofquestions from a any event or incident the Beautifulgiven passage / White Horsepoem (Snapshots)

July Vocabulary; Composition on Re-ordering We’re not Afraid4 Identifying words argumentative topic sentences to Die (Hornbill)

from a passage Poster Making The Address(Snapshots)

5 Listening / Descriptive writing Clauses DiscoveringSpeaking (describing a place Tut (Hornbill)

or event) The LaburnumTop (poem)

Aug Summarizing Letter writing Error Ranga’s Marriage6 Rules of formal Correction (Snapshots)

letter writing Landscape ofthe Soul(Hornbill)

CLASS – XIENGLISH

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CLASS – XIENGLISH

Month/ Reading Writing Grammar LiteratureUnit

7 Conversation Letter of enquiry Phrases Albert Einstein atSkills Adjective, School

Adverb, (Snapshots)Noun

Sep Revision and8 Block Test

Oct Subtitling Report Writing Clauses The Ailing Planet9 for a magazine (Hornbill)

Newspaper The Voice ofReport Writing the Rain (poem)

Nov Conversation Letter of complaint Exercises on The Browning10 Skills Factual Description identification of Version

clauses (Hornbill)Childhood(poem)

11 Listening & Letter of application, Active and Mother’s DaySpeaking Letter to the Passive Voice Birth (Snapshots)

Principal Advertisement Silk Road(Hornbill

Dec Interpreting Writing a CV Modals The Adventure12 Newspaper Invitations (Snapshot)

articles Father to Son(poem)

Jan Summarizing Articles for a Editing The Tale of13 from a passage newspaper Melon City

Replies to Invitation (poem)

14 Vocabulary Letter to the Using the The Ghat of thebuilding editor correct verb Only World

in sentences (Snapshots)Feb Revision and

Block Test

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April -May Sets, Relations and Basic Concepts of Logarithm,(Upto Summer Functions Quadratic Equation and ExpressionVacation) Sets and Relations Concepts of

functions

Measurement of angiesTrigonometry Compound Angle and Associated Angle

Transformation fo Sum and ProductMultiple and Sub-multiple angle

June-July Trigonometry Educations Principle solution and general solutionProperties of complex number

Complex Number and Modulus, Argument and Polar formQuadratic Equation Complex roots (Quadratic equation)

UNIT TEST 1Linear Inequalities Properties of Inequalities, Solve

GraphicallyWord problem

Aug.-Sept. Principle of Mathematical Prove by method of inductionfunctionSequnce and Series AP, GP, nth Term, sum of the nterms,

Series relating AP, GP seriesEquation of the Straight Distance and Section formula, Area ofLine triangle, collinearity

Equation of linesAngle between lines, condition ofparrellism, Parallal line Locus

BLOCK TEST 1Permutation and Counting theory, Difference ofCombination permutation and combination and

related sumsOct.- Nov. Binomial Theorem nth Term, middle term and for

negative and fractional indexCircle and Parabola Equation of circle (General equation),

Condition of tangency

CLASS – XIMATHEMATICS

Month Topic

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CLASS – XIMATHEMATICS

Month Topic

Parabola (definition-related locus) andFormula, Parametric Form

UNIT TEST 2December Ellipse, Hyperbola, 3-D Equation of ellipse and Hyperbola,

Geometry, Statistics Paremetric form3D-Geometry (Distance and sectionFormulla)Statistics (Mean, Median, Standarddeviation, MD)

January, 2019 Solution Triangle, Solution of TrianglesProbability, Limits Probabilityand Derivatives Limits

Differentiation - 1st principle and propertiesUNIT TEST 3

February Mathetical Reasoning Mathematical ReasoningRevision

March Final Exam

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CLASS – XIPHYSICS

Month Unit Topic Sub Topic

April – Bridge Course Elementary Ideas of motion liner motion, uniformand non uniform motion, circular and oscillatorymotion equation of motions.Elementary Mathematical Tools — Logarithm,differentiation and integration. Vectors anddifferent types of graphs.

May I Physical World Physics, technology and society. Need for& and measurement : Units of measurement; systemsJune Measurement of units; SI units, fundamental and derived units.

& II Kinematics Length, mass and time measurements;accuracy and precision of measuringinstruments; errors in measurement; significantfigures. Dimensions of physical quantities,dimensional analysis and its appliations Frameof reference. Motion in a straight line : Position-time graph, speed and velocity average speedand non-uniform motion, average speed andinstantaneous velocity. Uniformly acceleratedmotion, velocity-time, position-time, graphs,relations for uniformly accelerated motion(graphical treatment).

Elementary concepts of differentiation andintegration for describing motion. Scaler andvector and notation, equality of vectors,multiplication of vectors by a real number;addition and ubtraction of vectors. Relativevelocity.

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July II Laws of Motion and Unit vector; Resolution of a vector in a plane -modern in Plane rectangular components. Motion in a plane.(contd.) Cases of uniform velocity and uniform

circulation projectile motion. Uniform circularmotion Intuitive concept of force. Inertia,Newton’s first law of motion. momentum andNewton’s second law of motion; impulse;Newton’s third law of motion. Law ofconservation of linear momentum and itsapplictions.Equilibrium of concurrent forces. Static andkinetic friction, laws of frictiion, rolling friction.Dynamics of uniform circular motion; Centripetalforce, examples of circular motiion (vehicle onlevel circular road, vehicle on banked road).

August IV Work, Energy and Scalar product of vectors. Work done by aV Power Motion of constant force and a variable force; kinetic

System of Particles energy, workenergy theorem, power.and Rigid Body Notion of potential energy, potential energy of a

spring, conservative forces : conservation ofmechanical energy (kinetic and potentialenergies); non-conservative forces: elastic andinelastic collisions in one and two Centre ofmass of a two-particle system, mementumconservation and centre of mass motion. Centreof mass of a rigid body; centre of mass ofuniform rod.Vector product of vectors; moment of a force,torque, angular momentum, conservation ofangular momentum with some examples.Equilibrium of rigid bodies, rigid body rotationand equations of rotational motion, comparisonof linear and rotational motions; moment ofinertia, radius of gyration. Values of moments ofinertia for simple geometrical objects (noderivation). Statement of parallel and perpendicular axes theorems and their applications.

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September VI Gravitation Keplar’s laws of planetary motion. TheVII universal law of gravitation.

Properties of Acceleration due to gravity and itsvariation with attitude and depth.Gravitational potential energy; gravitationalpotential. Escape velocity. Orbital velocity of asatellite. Elastic behavior, Stress-strain relationship, Hooke’s law, Young’s modulus, bulkmodulus, shear, modulus of rigidity.

Pressure due to fluid column; Pascal’s law andits applications (hydrauli lift and hydraulicbrakes). Effect of gravity on fluid pressure.

October VII Properties of Viscosity, Stokes’ law terminal velocity,Bulk Matter Reynold’s number, streamline adn turbulent

flow. Bernoulli’s theorem and its applications.Surface energy and surface tension, angle ofcontact, application of surface tension ideas todrops, bubbles and capillary rise. Heat,temperature, thermal expansion; specific heat -calorimetry; change of state - latent heat. Heattransfer-conduction, convection and rediation,thermal conductivity, Newton’s law of cooling.Cp, Cv, Black body, Wein Displacement LawStefan’s Law, Green House Effect.

November VIII Thermodynamics Thermal equilibrium and definition of temperaBehavious of ture (zeroth law of thermodynamics). Heat,Perfect Gas and work and internal energy. First law of thermoKinetic Theory dynamics.

Second law of thermodynamics: reversible andirreversible processes. Heat Engines andrefrigerators.

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Equation of state of a perfect gas, work done oncompressing a gas. Kinetic theory of gases -assumptions, concept of pressure. Kineticenergy and temperature; rms speed of gasmolecules, concept of pressure. Kinetic energyand temperature, rms speed of gas molecules;degrees of freedom, law of equipartition ofenergy (statement only) and application tospecific heats of gases; concept of mean freepath, Avogadro’s number.

December X Oscillations Periodic motion - period, frequency, displacementas a function of time. Periodic functions. Simpleharmonic motion (S.H.M.) and its equation;phase; oscillations of a spring-restoring force andforce constant; energy in S. H. M.-Kinetic andpotential energies; simple pendulum-derivation ofexpression for its time period; free forced anddamped oscillations (qualitative ideas only)resonance.

January XI Waves Wave motion. Longitudinal and transversewaves, speed of wave motion. Displacementrelation for a progressive. Displacement relationfor a progressive wave. Principle of superpositionof waves, reflection of waves, standing waves instrings and organ pipes, fundamental mode andharmonics, Beats, Doppler effect.

Ray Optics - Reflection of light, Spherical mirrors,Mirror formula. Reflection of Light. Total InternalReflection and its application, optical fibres,Refraction at Spherical surfaces, Lens, Thin Lensformula lens makers formula power of lensmegnification combination of Lens. Dispersion andprism, Scattering optical Instruments - Microscopeand Astromical Talescape.

January Revision REVISION.

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Unit Month Topic Sub Topic

April-May Bridge Course An overview On –(Ch-1) Computer Overview(Ch-6) Getting Started withC++

1 June Computer IntroductionOverview What is a Computer

Functioning of a ComputerEvolution of a ComputerGeneration of Modern ComputerTypes of Computer

2 General OOP IntroductionConcepts Evolution of Software

Basic ConceptsAdvantages and disadvantagesof OOPs

3 July Getting Started IntroductionC++ Character setTokensA First Look at C++ programUsing Input/Output OperatorTyping and executing program

4 Data Handling IntroductionConcept of Data TypesC++ Data TypesVariablesFormatting Output

5 Operators and IntroductionExpressions in OperatorsC++

ExprerssionsAssignment StatementC++ Shorthands

CLASS – XICOMPUTER SCIENCE

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6 August Working with Introduction to Windows OSOperating Directory StructureSystem Explore Your Computer

Starting and Closing ComputerManaging File and FolderCreating ShortcutFormatting Floppy DiskShutting Down the ComputerTypes of SoftwareThe need of OSTypes of ServicesOS’s FunctionsProcessor ManagementStorage ManagementInformation ManagementSome Commonly used OS

Data IntroductionRepresentation Digital Number System

Number ConversionBinary Representation on IntegersBinary Representation of Real/NumbersRepresenting Characters in MemoryISCIIUnicode

7 September Flow of Control Introduction(in C++) Statements

Statement Flow ControlSelection StatementsIteration statementsJump Statements

8 October Standard Library IntroductionFunctions Header Files

String and Character RelatedFunctionsMathematical FunctionsOther Funtions


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9 November User Defined IntroductionFunctions Types of Functions

Functions DefinitionAccessing a FunctionReturning From A FunctionScope Rules

10 December Structured Data IntroductionType : Array Need of Arrays

Types of ArraysArray InitializationCalling Functions with Arrays

11 January Structurals IntroductionStructuresReferencing Structure ElementsNested StructuresStructures and ArraysPassing Structures to FunctionsUser Defined Data Types# Define Preprocessor Directive

12 Programming IntroductionMethodology Stylistic Guidelines

Characteristic of a Good ProgramStage of Program DevelopmentProcessRobustnessTypes of ErrorsProblem Solving Methodology andTechniquesDocumentationProgram Maintenance

13 February Input, Outpur and IntroductionMemory Devices Input, Output and Memory Devices

Input DevicesOutput Devices

Revisions of The Memory Devicesall topics Ports


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CLASS – XICHEMISTRY


April- Bridge Some Basic General Introduction : Importance and scope ofMay Course Concepts of chemistry. Historical approach to particulate

Chemistry nature of matter, laws of chemical combination,Dalton’s atomic theory : concept of elements,atoms and molecules. Atomic and molecularmasses, mole concept and molar mass,percentage composition, empirical and molecularformula. chemical reactiions, stoichiometry andcalculations based on stoichiometry.

June- 2 Structure of Atom Bohr’s model and its limitations, conceptof shells and subshells, dual nature of matter andlight, de Broglie’s relationship, Heisenberguncertainty principle, concept of orbitals, quantumnumbers, shapes of s, p, and d orbitals, rules forfilling electrons in orbitals - Aufbau principle,Pauli’s exclusion principle and Hund’s ruleelectronic configuration of atoms, stability of halffilled and completely filled orbitals.

July 3 Classification of Modern periodic law and the present form ofElements and periodic table, periodic trends in properties ofPeriodicity in elements - atomic radil, ionic radii, lonizationProperties enthalpy, electron gain enthalpy, electronegativity,

valency. Nomenclature of elements with atomicno > 100.

July 4 Chemical Bonding Valence electrons, ionic bond, coalent bond; bondand Molecular parameters, Lewis structure, polar character ofStructure covalent bond, covalent character of ionic bond,

valence bond theory, resonance, geometry ofcovalent molecules, VSEPR theory, concept ofhybridization, involving s, p and d orbital andshapes of some simple molecules, molecularorbital theory of homonuclear diatomic molecules(qualitative idea only), hydrogen bond.

July 5 States of Matter: Three states of matter, intermolecular interactions,Gases and types of bonding, melting and boiling points, role

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Liquids of gas laws in elucidating the concept of themolecule, Boyle’s law, Charles law, Gay Lussac’slaw, Avogadro’s law, ideal behaviour, empiricalderivation of gas equation, Avogadro’s number,ideal gas equation. Deviation from idealbehaviour, liquefaction of gases, criticaltemperature, kinetic energy and molecularspeeds (elementary idea) Liquid State - Vapourpressure.Solid State - Classification of solids based ondifferent binding forces : molecular, ionic covalentand metallic solids, amorphous and crystallinesolids (elementary idea). Unit cell of & 2D and3D and lattices, calculation of density fo unit cell,packing in solids, packing efficiency, voids no ofatoms per unit cell, point defects, electrical andmagnetic properties.

August 6 Thermodynamics System and types of systems, surroundings, workheat, energy, extensive and intensive propertiesstate functions - internal energy and enthalpy,heat capacity and specific heat, capacity andspecific heat, measurement of Δ U and Δ H,Hess’s law of constant heat summation, enthalpiesof bond dissociation, combustion, formation,atomization, sublimation, phase transformation,ionization and solution.Introduction of entropy as a state function, freeenergy change for spontaneous andnonspontaneous processes, citeria forequilibrium. Third law of thermodynamics(brief introduction)

August 7 Equilibrium Equilibrium in physical and chemical processes,

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(Physical and dynamic nature of equilibrium constant, factorsChemical affecting equilibrium - Le Chateliers principleEquilibria)

September Revision for BT-I 1st Block- Test.

October 7 Ionic lonic equilibrium - ionization of acids and bases,Equilibrium strong and weak electrolytes, degree of

ionization, concept of pH, hydrolysis of salts(elementary idea), buffer solutions, solubilityproduct, common ion effect.

November 8 Redox Reactions Concept of oxidation and reduction, redoxreactions, oxidation number, balancing redoxreactions, applications of redox reactions.

9 Hydrogen Position of hydrogen in periodic table, occurence,isotopes, preparation, properties and uses ofhydrogen hydrides - ionic, covalent andinterstitial, physical and chemical properties ofwater, heavy water, hydrogen peroxide-preparation, properties and structure, hydrogenas a fuel.

December 12 Organic Chemistry General introduction, classification and IUPACSome Basic nomenclature of organic compounds ElectronicPrinciples displacements in a covalent bond : inductive

effect, electromeric effect, resonance andhyperconjugation. Homolytic and heterolyticfission of a covalent bond: free radicals,carbocations, carbanions, electrophiles andnucleophiles, types of organic reactions, Isomerism.

December 13 Hydrocarbons Alkanes - Nomenclature, isomerism,conformations (ethane only), physical properties,chemical reactions including free radical

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mechanism of halogenation, combustion andpyrolysis. Alkenes - Nomenclature, structure ofdouble bond (ethyne), geometrical isomerism,physical properties, methods of preparation,chemial reactions : addition of hydrogen, halogen,water, hydrogen halides (Markonikov’s additionand peroxide effect), ozonolysis, oxidation,mechanism of electrophilic addition. Alkynes -Nomenclature, strucure of triple bond (ethyne),physical properties, methods of preparation,chemical reactions : acidic character of alkynes,addition reaction with - hydrogen, halogens,hydrogen halides and water. AromaticHydrocarbons : Introduction, IUPACnomenclature, benzene : resonance, aromaticity,chemical reactions : nitration sulphonation,halogenation, Fridel Craft’s alkylation andacylation mechanism of electrophilic substitution.directive influence of a substituent in mono-substituted benzene, carcinogenicity and toxitcity.

January 10 s-Block Elements General introducton, electronic configuration,occurrence, anomalous properties of the firstelement of each group, diagonal relationship,trends in the variation of properties (such asionication enthalpy, atomic and ionic radii), trendsin chemical reactivity with oxygen, water,hydrogen and halogens, uses.Preparation and properties of some ImportantCompounds : Sodium carbonate, sodiumchloride, sodium hydroxide and sodiumhydrogen carbonate, biological importance ofsodium and potassium.Calcium oxide and Calcium carbonate andindustrial uses of lime and limestone, biologicalimportance of Magnesium and Calcium.

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January 11 Some p-Block Group 13 Elements : General introduction,Elements electronic configuration, occurrence, variation of

properties, oxidation states, trends in chemicalreactivity, anomalous properties of first element ofthe group, Boron-physical and chemicalproperties, some important compounds borax,boric acids, boron hydrides, Aluminium : reactionswith acids and alkalies uses.Group 14 Elements : General introduction,electronic configuration, occurence, variation ofproperties, oxidation states, trends in chemicalreactivity, anomalous behavious of first element ofthe group Carbon - catenation, allotropic forms,physical and chemical properties, uses of someimportant compounds, oxides. Importantcompounds of silicon and their uses : silicontetrachloride, silicons, silicates and zeolites.Group 15 elements - General Introduction,electronic configuration, occurance, oxidationstate, trends in physical and chemical properties,Nitrogen preparation properties and uses :Compound of nitrogens, preparation andproperties of ammonia and nitric acids, oxides ofnitrogen (structure only), Phosphorus - allotropicforms, compounds of phosphorus : preparationand properties of phosphine, halides andoxo-acids (elements idea only)

January 14 Environmental Environmental pollution - air, water and soilChemistry pollution, chemical reactions in atmosphere, sm0g

major atmospheric pollutants, acid rain, ozoneand its reactions, depletion of ozone layer and itseffect, greenhouse effect and global warming -pollution due to indsutrial wastes, green chemistryas an alternative tool for reducing pollution,strategies for control of environmental pollution.Revision for annual examination .

February Revision for BT-2, Annual Examination

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April- Bridge Course Revision of Class X andMay Introduction To Class XIJune-July I & II (Partly) Diversity in The Living World

& Structural Organisation-part1. The Living World2. Biological Classification3. Animal Kingdom

August II RemainingStructural Organisation in plants andanimals1. Biomolecules.2. Morphology of Flowering Plants.3. Anatomy of Flowering Plants (partly)

September III Cell : Structure & Function :1. Anatomy of flowering plants

(Remaining)2. Cell : Unit of Life3. Cell Cycle and Cell division4. Structural organisation in animals

(Partly)

Block I CommencesOctober III Cell : Structures and Functions

1. Structural organization in animals(Remaining)

November– IV & V Plant Physiology &December Animal Physiology

1. Plant PhysiologyTransport in PlantPhotosynthesis in higher plantsRespiration in higher plants

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2. Animal PhysiologyDigestion & AbsorptionBreathing and Exchange of gasesBody fluids and Circulation

January IV Plant Physiology &Animal Physiology1. Excretory Products and their

elimination2. Locomotion and movement3. Neural control co-ordination

February IV & V Remaining partPlant Physiology &Animal Physiology1. Chemical Co-ordination2. Mineral Nutrition in plants3. Plant growth and Development

BLOCK II EXAM COMMENCES

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CLASS – XIECONOMICS


April- Bridge CourseMay Part A Microeconomics: Microeconomics: Meaning of

Unit 1 Introduction microeconomics andmacroeconomics; positive andnormative economics What is aneconomy? Central problems of aneconomy: what, how and for whomto produce; concepts of productionpossibility frontier and opportunitycost.

Part B Statistics: Introduction Statistics: What is Economics?Meaning, scope, functions andimportance of statistics in Economics

June Part A Microeconomics: Consumer’s equilibrium - meaning ofUnit 2 Consumer’s Equilibrium utility, marginal utility, law of

and Demand diminishing marginal utility,conditions of consumer’s equilibriumusing marginal utility analysis.Indifference curve analysis ofconsumer’s equilibrium-theconsumer’s budget (budget set andbudget line), preferences of theconsumer (indifference curve,indifference map) and conditions ofconsumer’s equilibrium.

Part B Statistics: Collection, Collection of data - sources of data -Unit 2 Organisation and primary and secondary; how basic

Presentation of data data is collected, with concepts ofSampling; Sampling and Non-Sampling errors; methods ofcollecting data; some importantsources of secondary data: Census

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of India and National SampleSurvey

July Part A Microeconomics: Indifference curve(contd.) Demand,Unit 2 Consumer’s Equilibrium market demand, determinants of

and Demand demand, demand schedule,demand curve and its slope,movement along and shifts in thedemand curve.

Part B Statistics: Collection, Organisation of Data: Meaning andUnit 2 Organisation and types of variables; Frequency

Presentation of data Distribution. Presentation of Data:Tabular Presentation andDiagrammatic Presentation of Data:(i) Geometric forms (bar diagramsand pie diagrams), (ii) Frequencydiagrams (histogram, polygon andogive) and (iii) Arithmetic line graphs(time series graph).

Part B Statistics: Tools and Measures of Central tendency:Unit 3 Interpretation mean (simple and weighted),

median and mode: introduction

August Part A Microeconomics: Price elasticity of demand - factorsUnit 2 Consumer’s Equilibrium affecting price elasticity of demand;

and Demand measurement of price elasticity ofdemand – percentage-method.

Part B Statistics: Tools and Measures of Central tendency:Interpretation mean (simple and weighted),

median and mode

September Part A Microeconomics: Producer Meaning of Production Function –Unit 3 behaviour and supply Short-Run and Long-Run Total

Product, Average Product and

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Marginal Product. Returns to aFactor


median and mode(Contd.)

October Part A Microeconomics: Producer Cost: Short run costs - total cost, totalUnit 3 behaviour and supply fixed cost, total variable cost;

Average cost; Average fixed cost,average variable cost and marginalcost-meaning and theirrelationships.Revenue - total, average andmarginal revenue - meaning andtheir relationship.


median and mode(Contd.)

November Part A Microeconomics: Producer Producer’s equilibrium-meaning andUnit 3 behaviour and supply its conditions in terms of marginal

revenue-marginal cost. Supply,market supply, determinants ofsupply, supply schedule, supplycurve and its slope, movementsalong and shifts in supply curve,

Part B Statistics: Tools and Measures of dispersion: absoluteUnit 3 Interpretation dispersion (range, quartile deviation,

mean deviation and standarddeviation); relative dispersion (co-efficient of range, co-efficient ofquartile deviation, co-efficient ofmean deviation, co-efficient ofvariation); Lorenz curve: Meaning,construction and its application.

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December Part A Microeconomics: Producer Price elasticity of supply;Unit 3 behaviour and supply measurement of price elasticity of

supply - percentage-changemethod.

Part A Forms of Market and Price Perfect competition - Features;Unit 4 determination Determination of market equilibrium

and effects of shifts in demand andsupply. Other Market Forms –monopoly.

Part B Statistics: Tools and Measures of dispersion(contd.)Part 3 Interpretation Correlation: meaning and

properties, scatter diagram,Measures of correlation – KarlPearson’s method, Spearman’sRank correlation

January Part A Microeconomics: Forms of Other Market Forms - monopolisticUnit 4 Market and Price competition, oligopoly - their

determination meaning and features.SimpleApplications of Demand and Supply:Price ceiling, price floor.

Part B Statistics: Tools and Correlation (contd.)Unit 3 Interpretation Introduction to Index Numbers:

meaning, types, Wholesale priceindex, consumer price index andindex of industrial production, usesof index numbers, inflation and indexnumber

February Part A Microeconomics: Forms of Price ceiling, price floor.Unit 4 Market and Price

determination

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April Nature and Purpose of Business Concept and Characteristicsof Business

May Nature and Purpose of Business Differentiation between Business,Profession and employmentObjectives of Business (Economicand Society)Role of ProfitClassification of Business Activities(Industry and Commerce)Business Risks – Meaning,Nature and CausesFactors affecting the starting of abusiness

June Forms of Business Organisation Sole ProprietorshipJoint Hindu Family BusinessPartnership, Features, TypesMerits Demerits smf Types of PartnerCooperative Societies - Features,Types, Merits & Demerits.

Forms of Business Organisation Joint Stock Companies - Features,Types, Merits and demeritsBasic Factors affecting choice of formof business organisation

July Formation of a Compay Promotion of a CompanyDocuments required Position of a promoterIncorporationCapital SubscriptionCommencement of business

Public, Private and Global Differentiation between Public SectorEnterprise and Private Sector

Forms of Public Sector - DepartmentalUndertakings, Statutory Corporationand Government CompanyChanging role of Public SectorGlobal Enterprise

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UNIT Test IBanking - Types of bank accountBanking services

Business Services Insurance - PrinciplesAug. Life Insurance

Marine InsuranceDifferentiationPostal and telecom servicesE-Business - Scope and Benefit

Emerging Modes of Business Resources required to implementOnline transaction

Sept. Emerging Modes of Business Payment mechanism and securityand safety of business transactionOutsourcing - Concept, Need andscope and KPO

BLOCK Test I

Meaning, Definition and Need forSocial Responsibility

Oct. Social Responsibility and Arguments for and Against SocialBusiness Ethics Responsibility

Responsibility towards differentinterest groupsBusiness and environmentalprotectionNeed and role of environmentalprotectionBusiness ethics and its elements

Sources of Business Finance Meaning and need for BusinessNov. Finance

Classification of sources of businessfinanceRetained EarningsIssue of equity sharesPreference sharesADR, GDR, IDR

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Debenture and BondsLoans from Commerical BanksLoans from Financial InstitutionsPublic DepositTrade CreditICDDefinition of Small Scale EnterpriseRole of Small Business in India

Small Business Problems of small businessGovernment Scheme and AgenciesIncentives for Rural, Backward andHilly Area

UNIT Test IIDec. Internal Trade Services of a wholeseller

Services of RetailersTypes of Retail Trade - ItinerantretailersSmall Scale Fixed Shopes retailersLarge Scale Retailer - DepartmentalStores, Chain Stores and Mail OrderHouses

BLOCK Test II

Internal Trade Vending MachinesBasic Functions of Chamber ofCommerce and Industry

Jan. International Trade Meaning, Characteristics ofInternational TradeDifference between Internal andInternational TradeAdvantages and Disadvantages ofInternational Trade

Feb. International Trade Import Procedure with all documentsWTO and its Objectives

Revision of Block Test IIBlock Test II

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CLASS – XIINFORMATICS PRACTICES


April-May Bridge Course An Overview on –(Ch-1) Hardware Concept(Ch-13) Introduction to MYSQL

1 June Hardware Concept IntroductionSoftware Concept What is a computer

Types of ComputerInput, Output and Memory DeviceCommunication Bus, Port,Memory CardTypes of SWSecurity Systems

2 Getting Started with IntroductionProgramming using About JavaIDE (NEBEANS Rapid Application DevelopmentJAVA Introducing NetBeans

3 July . . . Continued . . . . Basic of GUIGetting Started with Java GUI tool kitProgramming using Object naming ConventionIDE (NETBEANS Setting propertiesJAVA) Components, Events and Listeners

Working with basic controls inNetbeans

4 Programming Java Character SetFunctional Token, data types, variables

Constants, Operators, ExpressionsSignificance of class and object

5 August Flow of Control IntroductionStatementsFlow of ControlSelection StatementsIteration StatementsJump Statements

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6 September Methods Introduction(Functions) Function Definition

Use of voidInvoking methodCall by value and call by referenceReturn StatementScope RevisitedConstructors - their types

7 October Classes in Java IntroductionClass as composite typeCreating objectsUsing objects

8 November DBMS IntroductionPurpose of DBMSDatabase AbstractionDifferent data ModelRelational ModelComparision of Data Model

9 Introductin to IntroductionMYSQL Brief History

MYSQL database systemStarting MYSQLMYSQL and SQL Statements

10 December Table Creating and Database in MYSQLdata Manipulation Creating tableSimple Queries in DML CommandsSQl DDL Commands

Literals, data type, Null valueCommentsSQL CommandsMaking Simple Queries

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11 January MYSQL Introduction(Functions) String

NumericDate & Time

12 IT Application IntroductionE-governanceE-BusinessE-Learning

13 February Programming IntroductionGuides Stylistic Guidelines

Characterestic of good programStages of Program DevelopmentsRobustnessType of errorsException Handling

Revision of all DebuggingTypes Program Verification

Program TestingDocumentationProgram maintenance

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April Introduction to Accounting Transactions-meaning features, typesObjective of accounting & Accounting TermsAccounting concepts and Accountingprinciples

Accounting Equation Accounting EquationMay Double Entry System Golden Rule

Debit & CreditJournalJournal

June Double Entry System Ledger posting and balancing of accountsCash Book

Cash Book Theory of Cash BookSingle column cash book

July Cash Book Double column cash bookTriple column cash bookPetty cash book - Imprest system

Subsidiary Books Subsidiary books - Purchase day book,sales day book, purchase return book,sales return book and journal proper

Trial Balance Trial BalanceTrial Balance with corrections

Aug Rectification of Errors Types of Rectification of ErrorsSuspense Account

Sept Bank Reconcilisation Statement Bank Reconcilation StatementAmended Cash Book

Block test IDepreciation Depreciation - Meaning, Causes and need

GStraight Line MethodWritten down value methodProvision for depreciationAsset Disposal Account

Oct Bills of Exchange Bills of exchange - TheoryBills held till MatuarityDiscounting of billsBills sent for collection

CLASS – XIACCOUNTANCY

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UNIT Test IINov Bills of Exchange Endorsement of bills

Retirement of billsDishonour of bills and renewal along withinterest

Provision and Reserves Provision for bad and doubtful debtsProvision for Discount on DebtorsProvision for Discount on CreditorsDifference between Provision andReserves

Dec Financial Statements Trading accountProfit and loss accountBalance sheetAdjustment in financial statements andadjustment explaining

UNIT Test IIIFinancial statements for Not Receipts and payments accountfor profit Organisation Income and expenditure account

Subscription and material consumedStatement of Profit and loss

Account from Incomplete Calculation of opening and closing capitalRecords Statement of affairs

Meaning and features of a computerisedaccounting system

Feb Application of Computers in ComponentsAccounting and Computerised LimitationsAccounting System Advantages

Accounting softwareRevisions for block test IIBlock Test II


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April Unit-I Changing Trends & Career In Physical EducationMeaning & definition of PhysicalEducation Aims & Objectives of PhysicalEducation Changing trends in PhysicalEducationVarious Physical Education Courses available in IndiaCareer Options in Physical EducationSoft skills required for different careers

May Unit-II Olympic MovementAncient & Modern Olympics (Summer & Winter)Olympic Symbols, Ideals, Objectives & ValuesInternational Olympic CommitteeIndian Olympic AssociationDronacharya Award, Arjuna Award & Rajiv Gandhi KhelRatna AwardOrganisational set-up of CBSE Sports & Chacha NehruSports Award

May Unit-III Physical Fitness, Wellness & LifestyleMeaning & Importance Of Physical Fitness,Wellness & Lifestyle Components of physical fitnessComponents of Health related fitness Components ofwellnessPreventing Health Threats Through Lifestyle ChangeConcept of Positive Lifestyle

June Unit-IV Physical Education & Sports for CWSW (Children withSpecial Needs - Divyong)

Aims & objectives of AdaptivePhysical EducationOrganization promoting Adaptive Sports (Special OlympicsBharat; Paralympics; Deaflympics)Concept and need of Integrated Physical EducationConcept of Inclusion, its need and ImplementationRole of various professionals for children with specialneeds (Counsellor, Occupational Therapist,Physiotherapist, Physical Education Teacher, SpeechTherapist & special Educator)

July Unit-V YogaMeaning & Importance of Yoga

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Month Unit Topic

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Elements of YogaIntroduction - Asanas, Pranayam, Meditation & Yogic KriyasYoga for concentration & related Asanas (Sukhasana;Tadasana; Padmasana & Shashankasana)for improving concentration – Yog-nidraRelaxation Techniques

July Unit-VI Physical Activity & Leadership TrainingIntroduction to physical activity & leadershipQualities & role of a LeaderBehaviour change stages for physical activity (Pre-contemplation; Contemplation; Planning; Active; Maintenance)Creating leaders through Physical EducationMeaning, objectives & types of Adventure Sports (RockClimbing, Tracking, River Rafting, Mountaineering,Surfing and Para GlidingSafety measures during physical activity and adventure sports

August Unit-VII Test, Measurement & EvaluationDefine Test, Measurement & EvaluationImportance of Test, Measurement & Evaluation In SportsCalculation of BMI & Waist - Hip RatioSomato Types (Endomorphy, Mesomorphy & Ectomorphy)Procedures of Anthropomatric Measurement – Height,Weight, Arm & Leg Length

Sept. Unit-VIII Fundamentals of Anatomy & PhysiologyDefine Anatomy, Physiology & Its ImportanceFunction of Skeleton System, Classification of Bones &Types of Joints Properties of MusclesFunction & Structure of MusclesFunction & Structure Of Respiratory System, Mechanism ofRespiration Structure Of Heart & Introduction To Circulatory SystemOxygen debt, second-wind

October Unit-IX Kinesiology, Biomechanics & SportsMeaning & Importance of Kinesiology &Biomechanics In Phy. Edu. & SportsLevers & Its Types and its application in sportsEquilibrium – Dynamic & Static And Centre Of Gravity andits application in sports


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Month Unit Topic

Force – Centrifugal & Centripetal and its application in sportsIntroduction to Buoyancy Force

Nov. Unit-X Psychology & SportsDefinition & Importance Of Psychology In Phy. Edu. & SportsDefine & Differentiate Between Growth & DevelopmentDevelopmental Characteristics at Different Stage ofDevelopment Adolescent Problems & Their ManagementDefine Learning, Laws Of Learning (Law of Readiness; Lawof Effect & Law of Exercise) & Transfer of LearningPlateau & causes of plateauEmotion: Concept, Type & Controlling of emotion

Dec. Unit-XI Training In SportsMeaning & Concept of Sports Training Principles of SportsTraining Warming up & limbering downLoad, Symptoms of Over-load, Adaptation & Recovery Skill,Technique & StyleRole of Free-play in the development of Motor Component

Jan. Unit-XII DopingConcept & classification of doping Prohibited Substances &Methods Athletes ResponsibilitiesSide Effects of Prohibited Substances Ergogenic aids &doping in sports Doping control procedure

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PracticalMax. Marks 30

01. Physical Fitness (AAHPER)- 10 Marks

02. Skill of any one Individual Game of choice from the given list**- 10 Marks

03. Viva- 05 Marks

04. Record File***- 05 Marks

** Archery, Badminton, Bocce, Gymnastics, Judo, Swimming, Table Tennis,Taekwondo & Tennis

*** Record File shall include:

Practical-1: Labelled diagram of 400 M Track & Field with computations.

Practical-2: Computation of BMI from family or neighbourhood & graphical representationof the data. Practical-3: Labelled diagram of field & equipment of any one game of yourchoice out of the above list.

Practical-4: Explanation & list of current National Awardees (Dronacharya Award, ArjunaAward & Rajiv Gandhi Khel Ratna Award)

Practical-5: Pictorial presentation of any five Asanas for improving concentration

CLASS – XIPHYSICAL EDUCATION PRACTICAL

Month Unit Sub Topic

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April-May 1 GEOGRAPHY AS A DISCIPLINE: Definition, significance,integration and branchesTHE ORIGIN AND EVOLUTION OF THE EARTH: Earlytheories, Modern theories, Formation of Galaxy, stars andPlanets, Evolution of the three Realms and Origin of LifeINTERIOR OF THE EARTH: Direct and Indirect sources ofinformation, Structure of the Earth, Earthquake and Volcanocauses and features.

June-July 2 DISTRIBUTION OF OCEANS AND CONTINENTS: Theoryof continental Drift, sea floor spreading and Plate Tectonics withtypes of Plate MovementsLANDFORM: Rocks and Minerals –Types and Rock cycleGEOMORPHIC PROCESSES: Classification with weatheringerosion and soil formationEVOLUTION OF LANDFORMS: Running water, Karsttopography, Glacial action, Sea waves and currents and Windaction with all erosional and depositional landforms

Aug-Sept 3 CLIMATE: Composition and structure of the Atmosphere, Solarradiation and Heat Balance, Horizontal and Vertical distributionof pressure General circulation and the various types of winds

TERM 1 ENDS (BLOCK TEST 1 IN SEPTEMBER)

Oct.-Nov. 4 WATER IN THE ATMOSPHERE: Evaporation,Condensation, Dew, Fog, Mist and Frost. Cloud and its types.Precipitation and the types of rainfall Koppens climaticclassification climatic change and global warming

Dec.-Jan 5 OCEAN WATER: Tides, and its types and ocean currentcirculation. Types of Ecosystem and World Biomes Biodiversity:Importance and factors leading to the loss of biodiversity

TERM 2 ENDSFEBRUARY FOR REVISION

FINAL BLOCK TEST WILL INCLUDE ALL CHAPTERS FROM TERM1 AND TERM 2

CLASS – XIFUNDAMENTALS OF PHYSICAL GEOGRAPHY

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April-May I INDIA: Location, space relation and India’s place in the worldJune-July II PHYSIOGRAPHY: Structure and Relief, physiographic

divisions, formation classification and significanceDRAINAGE SYSTEM: Himalayan and Peninsular, patternsand river regimes

Aug-Sept III CLIMATE: Weather and Climate spatial and temporaldistribution of the various elements, mechanism of Indianmonsoon and the climatic types

TERM 1 ENDS ( BLOCK TEST 1 IN SEPTEMBER)

Oct-Nov III NATURAL VEGETATION:Forest types and distributionwildlife conservation and biosphere reservesSOIL: Major soil types and their distribution, soil degradationand the methods of conservation

Dec-Jan IV NATURAL HAZARDS : Flood and Drought, Earthquakeand Tsunami, Cyclones and Landslides

TERM 2 ENDS

REVISION IN FEBRUARY

FINAL BLOCK TEST WILL INCLUDE ALL CHAPTERS FROMTERM 1 AND TERM 2

CLASS – XIINDIA PHYSICAL ENVIRONMENT

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April 1 From the Beginning 1. The Story of Human Evolutionof Time 2. Early Human Ways of Obtaining Food

3. Early Humans4. Modes of Communication5. Hunter-Gatherer Societies

May 2 Writing and City Life 1. Mesopotamia and its Geography2. The Significance of Urbanism3. The System of Writing and Literacy4. Life in the City

June 3 An Empire Across 1. The Early EmpireThree Continents 2. The Third Century Crisis

3. Gender, Literacy, Culture4. Economic Expansion

July 4 The Central Islamic Lands 1. The Rise of Islam in Arabia2. The Caliphate:3. The Umayyad and the Centralization

of Polity4. The Abbasid Revolution5. Break up of the Caliphate and the

Rise of the Sultanates6. The Crusades

July 5 Nomadic Empires 1. Social and Political Background2. The Career of Genghis Khan3. The Mongols after Genghis Khan4. Social, Political and Military

OrganizationAugust 6 The Three Orders 1. Introduction to Feudalism

2. The Three Orders3. Factors Affecting Social and

Economic Relations4. The 14th Century Crisis

September Revision and Block Test 1. Revival of the Italian TownsOctober 7 Changing Cultural Traditions 2. Artists and Realism

CLASS – XIHISTORY

Month/Unit Chapter Broad Topics

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CLASS – XIHISTORY

Month/Unit Chapter Broad Topics

3. Debates within Christianity

November 8 Confrontation of Cultures 1. State Systems of Central andSouth America

2. Atlantic Crossing3. Conquest, Colonies and Slave Trade

November 9 The Industrial Revolution 1. Why Britain?2. Changed Lives3. Protest Movements

December 10 Displacing Indigenous 1. European ImperialismPeoples 2. Encounter with the Europeans

3. Gold Rush4. Australia

January 11 Paths to Modernization 1. Japan2. China3. Taiwan

February Revision and Block Test

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CLASS – XIPOLITICAL SCIENCE

Month Chapters

Book -1 Indian Constitution at WorkAPRIL- MAY

1. Constitution: Why and How and the Philosophy of theConstitution- Functions and Role of the constitution, Definition, Makingof the Indian constitution, Composition of the Constituent Assembly,Inheritance of the Nationalist Movement

2. Rights in the Indian Constitution-the importance of Rights, Bill ofRights, Fundamental Rights in the Indian Constitution

JUNE2. Rights of the Indian Constitution (contd.)- Directive Principles of

State Policy, Relationship between Fundamental Rights and DirectivePrinciples

3. Elections and Representation- Elections and Democracy ElectionSystem in India, Reservation of Constituencies, Free and Fair Elections,Universal Franchise and the Right to Contest, Independent ElectionCommission, Electoral Reforms

4. Executive- Meaning and Types of Executive, Parliamentary Executivein India, Powers and Position of the President, Presidents Role inChoosing the Prime Minister, Discretionary Powers of the President,Prime Minister and the Council of Ministers, Permanent Executive - TheBureaucracy

JULY5. Legislature- The Necessity of a Parliament, Two Houses of Parliament-

Rajya Sabha and Lok Sabha, Functions of the Parliament, Parliamentarycontrol over the Executive, Function of the parliamentary Committees,Self-regulation of the Parliament

6. Judiciary - Necessity of an Independent Judiciary, Appointment ofJudges, Removal of judges, Structure of the Judiciary, Jurisdiction of theSupreme Court, Judicial Activism, Judiciary and Rights, Judiciary andParliament

7. Federalism- Division of Powers, Conflicts in India’s Federal System,Role of Governors and President’s rule, Interstate Conflict, SpecialProvisions the case of Jammu and Kashmir

AUGUST8. Local Governments- Necessity of Local Governments, Growth of Local

Governments in India, 73rd and 74th Amendments, Implementation ofthese Amendments, Financing of the local bodies

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9. Constitution as a Living Document- Are constitutions static?Amendment of Constitution, Contents of the Amendments BasicStructure and Evolution, Contribution of the Judiciary, Maturity of thePolitical Leadership

SEPTEMBER Revision Work BLOCK TESTBook 2- POLITICAL THEORY

OCTOBER1. Political Theory - An Introduction: Necessity of Studying Political Theory,

Putting theory to practice.2. Freedom: The Ideal of Freedom, Meaning, Constraints of Freedom,

Harm Principle, Positive and Negative Liberty, Freedom of ExpressionNOVEMBER

3. Equality: Importance, Meaning, Equality of Opportunities, Naturaland Social Inequalities, Political equality, Promoting equality, AffirmativeAction

4. Social Justice: Meaning, Equal treatment for Equals, ProportionalJustice, Recognition of Special Needs, Just Distribution, John Rawl’stheory of Justice, Pursuing Social Justice, Free Market Vs. StateIntervention

5. Rights: Meaning, Where do rights come from, Legal Rights and States,Kind of Rights, Rights and Responsibilities

DECEMBER6. Citizenship- Full and Equal Membership, Equal Rights, Citizen and

Nation, Universal Citizenship, Global Citizenship7. Nationalism- Introduction, Nation and Nationalism, Shared Beliefs,

Common Political Identities, National Self-determination, Nationalism,Pluralism, Tagore’s ideas on Nationalism

JANUARY8. Secularism- Meaning, Intra-religious domination, secular State, Western

model of Secularism, Indian Model, Criticism of Indian Secularism9. Peace – Introduction, Meaning, Forms of Structural Violence, Eliminating

Violence, Peace and the State, Contemporary Challenges10. Development- Introduction, Challenges, Criticism of Development

Models, Alternative Conceptions, Democratic ParticipationFEBRUARY Revision Work BLOCK TEST

CLASS – XIPOLITICAL SCIENCE

Month Chapters

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April I What is Psychology What is psychologyEvolution of PsychologyBranches of PsychologyPsychology and other disciplinesPsychology in everyday life

May I I Methods of Enquiry in Goals of psychological enquiry, Steps inPsychology conducting scientific research, Psychological

Data, Psychological methods, Limitations ofpsychological enquiry, ethical issues

June I I I The Bases of Human Central Nervous System, Neurone, ConceptBehaviour of culture, Enculturation, Acculturation,

Socialisation AgentsJuly IV Human Development Meaning of development,Lifespan perspective

of development, Prenatal stage, Infancy,Childhood, Adolescence, adulthood

Practical 1 MemoryAugust V Sensory, Attentional and Psychophysics, Human eye, Attentional

Perceptual Processes processes, Selective attention, factors ofattention, Perceptual processes, principles ofperceptual organisation, space perception,depth perception, illusion

September Revision of Block Test IOctober VI Learning Nature of learning, Paradigms of learning,

Classical conditioning,Operant conditioning,Various types of learning, Learning styles,learning disability, Applications of learning

November VII Memory and Nature of memory, Models,Types of memory,Practical 2 Nature and causes of forgetting, Enhancing

memory

CLASS – XIPSYCHOLOGY


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VIII Thinking Narure of thinking, Problem solving,Reasoning, Decision making, Creativethinking, Development of language

December IX Motivation and Emotion Types of motives, Maslow’s Hierarchy theory,Nature of emotion

January IX Motivation and Emotion Theories of emotion, enhancement of positiveemotion

February Revision of Block Test II