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  • TEACHING STRATEGY

    CLASS X – 2019-20

    ENGLISH

  • S No Topic Month Examinati

    on

    1 1. Letter Writing (Formal) April

    2

    1.Prose - A Letter to God

    2.Nelson Mandela 3.Poetry - Dust of Snow

    4.Fire and Ice 5.A Tiger in the Zoo

    6. Prose -Two Stories about Flying

    7. Grammar - Relative Clauses

    8. Supple – A Triumph of Surgery

    Jun

    3

    1. Prose -From the Diary of Anne Frank

    2.The Hundred Dresses –I

    3.The Hundred Dresses –II

    4. Poetry -How to Tell Wild Animals

    5.The Ball Poem

    6. Grammar -Subject – verb concord

    7. Supple – The Midnight Visitor

    8. The Thief’s Story 9. A Question of Trust

    10. Poetry - Amanda

    July Pre Mid

    Term

    4

    1. Prose -Glimpses of India

    2. Poetry - Animals

    3.The Trees 4. Grammar -Tenses

    5.Reporting Speech 6.Prepositions

    7. Supple – Footprints without Feet

    8. The Making of a Scientist

    August Mid Term

    March - CBSE BOARD EXAMINATIONS

  • S No Topic Month Examin

    ation

    5

    1. Prose -Madam Rides the Bus

    2.Mijbil the Otter 3. Poetry -Fog

    4. Grammar –Modals 5. Use of Passive

    6. Supple – The Necklace

    7. The Hack Driver

    September

    6

    1. Prose -The Sermon at Benares

    2. Poetry -The Tale of Custard the Dragon

    3. Supple – Bholi

    4. The Book That Saved the Earth

    October

    Post

    Mid

    Term

    7

    1. Prose -The Proposal

    2. Poetry -For Anne Gregory

    3. Grammar –Clauses 4. Determiners

    November Pre

    Board 1

    8 Revision December Pre

    Board 2

    9 Revision January Pre

    Board 3

    10 Revision February (based on

    Board Examinations)

    March - CBSE BOARD EXAMINATIONS

  • Action Plan…

    The teacher will follow split-up syllabus based on CBSE schedule.

    After end of each cycle (Prose, poetry, drama and Workbook) or month there will be an assessment. The teacher will analyze and assess the slow learners and will put forward about the same to Vice Principal and Parents.

    Paper Presentation Practice Tests: Paper presentation tests are conducted at least one for each term. The objective is to enable student develop impressive presentation skill as it is very important in scoring. The question paper is either previous board paper or on current syllabus

    Special importance to Comprehension and Creative Writing. The cadets are assigned at least one comprehension passage or writing task in a week to strengthen their understanding of questions and ability to simplify answers in the exam.

    Special importance is given to the above as they accumulate to a total of 40 – 48 of 80 marks (50% to 60%)

    Special emphasis on legible handwriting and enhancing presentation skills.

    The lesson is taught with meticulous discussion on key characters and analysis on themes apart from enabling them to identify the lesson and context to avoid any wrong answer.

    Special emphasis to textual vocabulary is given. Key structure in the text is utilized in relating and teaching grammar.

  • Subject enrichment activities…

    Public Speaking

    Story Telling.

    Spelling and Punctuation.

    Role play

    Listening Comprehension

    Recitation and Dialogue

  • Action Plan for Slow learners…

    Narration of the Summary/ Key points: The slow learners are encouraged to narrate the summary of each lesson in their own words. The teacher will make sure the slow learner retain the theme and key point so as to enable him/her to answer any type of question.

    Spellings: Spelling is taken care of with more practice and emphasis on key textual words.

    Writing Skills: Writing skills are given more emphasis. Standard patterns, expressions and phrases are given for practice so that the cadets is thorough and confident. The pattern and impressive expressions will become added advantage to score good marks in the examination.

    Handwriting and presentation is carefully monitored. The slow learner will be given extra care during remedial classes and necessary guidance to overcome their problems

    Comprehension Answering: The slow learners have the natural tendency of rewriting the paragraph that contains the key word in the question. This type of answering does not help them. So, care is taken to help them learn the ability to answer the question with required key words or phrases.

    Grammar: The grammar will be taught in inductive method from general to particular so as to make the cadet conversant with grammar and its rule to score better in the section B.

  • Reference books …

    CBSE text books

    Elaborated Relevant Modules

    Standard Pattern Display Charts.

    Materials with more practice examples.

  • THANK YOU…

  • हहन्दी विबाग सी.षपी फाषा

    स्नातक अध्माऩक

  • सैननक स्कूर कलरककयी ऩाठ्मक्रभ विबाजन कऺा : दसिी

    भाह काराांश विषम / ऩाठ व्माकयण ऩत्र /ननफांध अप्ररै 8 क्षऺनतज (काव्म खण्ड) – 1. ऩद (सयूदास)

    जून 25 क्षऺनतज (गद्म खण्ड) – 10. नेता जी का चश्भा क्षऺनतज (काव्म खण्ड)2. याभ-रक्ष्भण – ऩयशयुाभ सॊिाद

    यचना के आधाय ऩय िाक्म बेद

    जुराई 27 क्षऺनतज (गद्म खण्ड) – 11. फारगोबफन बगत (काव्म खण्ड) – 5. उत्साह, अट नही यही है कृनतका – 1.भाता का आॉचर

    ऩद-ऩरयचम अऩहित गदमाॊश ि अऩहित काव्माॊश का अभ्मास

    अगस्त 24 (गद्म खण्ड) – 12. रखनिी अॊदाज क्षऺनतज (काव्म खण्ड) – 6. मह दॊतुरयत भसु्कान, पसर कृनतका – 2. जाजज ऩॊचभ की नाक

    िाच्म

    औऩचारयक औय अनौऩचारयक ऩत्र

    ससतांफय 23 क्षऺनतज (गद्म खण्ड)13. भानिीम करुणा की हदव्म चभक क्षऺनतज (काव्म खण्ड) – 7. छामा भत छूना

    िाच्म

    साय रेखन

    अक्टूफय 7

    कृनतका – 3. साना-साना हाथ जोड़ि अऩहित गदमाॊश ि अऩहित काव्माॊश का अभ्मास

    निम्फय 26

    क्षऺनतज (गद्म खण्ड) – 14. एक कहानी मह बी, 16. नौफतखाने भें इफादत क्षऺनतज (काव्म खण्ड) – 8. कन्मादान, 9. सॊगतकाय

    यस एिॊ बेद ननफॊध एिॊ ऩत्र रेखन

    ददसांफय 24 16. नौफतखाने भें इफादत ननफॊध, ऩत्र रेखन, विऻाऩन जनियी 24 ऩनुयािवृि पयियी 23 ऩनुयािवृि भार्च 23 ऩनुयािवृि

  • Action Plan

    The teachers will follow split-up syllabus based on CBSE schedule.

    After end of each chapter there will be an assessment by the concerned subject teachers.

    Every month end there will be a Hindi subject committee meetings. Based on the inputs of the meetings the masters will analyze and assess the slow learners and will put forward to Vice Principal and parents about their wards.

    The bloomers will be taken extra remedial classes and necessary guidance to develop the minimum learning capsules.

    Special classes will be conducted to enhance the Grammer. The assessment will be based on the CBSE sample papers

    through various references.

  • Subject enrichment activities

    ननफॊध रेखन विऻाऩन ऩत्र रेखन प्रनतिेदन अऩहित गदमाॊश अऩहित काव्माॊश ऩहित गदमाॊश ऩहित काव्माॊश साय रेखन

  • Action Plan for Slow learners

    The concepts will be cleared and retaliated to the slow learners to based on their level.

    Answer writing skills will be taken extra care to the slow learners to score good based on the CBSE guidelines.

    Mind maps , flow charts and Time lines will help them to remember the facts to score good marks in the examination.

    The assessment will be based on deductive method from easy to average and average to difficult to develop confidence on answer writing.

  • Reference Books

    एन. सी. ई. आय. टी. ऩाठ्म ऩुस्तक हहन्दी साहहत्म का इनतहास व्माकयण प्रदीऩ हहन्दी बाषा विऻान गोल्डन भागज दशजक ऩुस्स्तका ऩूिज प्रश्न ऩत्र

  • Department of social science

    Mr. NVKS Sarma ( History and SPL)

    Mr. K Swamy Nath ( Economics)

    Mr. S K Mahapatra ( Geography)

  • Action Plan

    The teacher will follow split-up syllabus based on CBSE schedule.

    After end of each class there will be question and answer session.

    Based on the performance in the term examination will be conducting remedial classes for slow learners .

    Special classes will be conducted to enhance the grammar skills.

    The assessment will be based on the CBSE model question paper.

  • Subject enrichment activities

    Grammar skills

    Presentations by cadets

    Answers the questions by the cadets in their own words after the discussion.

  • Action Plan for Slow learners

    The concepts will be cleared and retaliated to the slow learners to based on their level.

    Answer writing skills will be taken extra care to the slow learners.

    Writing the answers with key points to get good marks in the Exam.

    Finding out the cadets where they are lacking and taking action according for better performance.

  • Reference books

    A. P Government Telugu Text Books

    Sabdha Rathnaakaram

    Poorva Gaadhaalahari

    Study materials like Sri Raghavendra, V.G.S and Paathasaala Books.

  • CLASS X (2019-20)

    MATHEMATICS

    CODE NO. 041

    PLAN OF ACTION

  • NEW PATTERN OF

    ASSESSMENT

    (AY 2019-20)

  • NEW PATTERN OF

    ASSESSMENT

    (AY 2019-20)

  • TWO LEVELS OF MATHEMATICS

    (AY 2019-20)

    Mathematics-Standard for the existing level of

    examination

    Mathematics-Basic for the easier level of

    examination.

    The Standard level will be meant for students who

    wish to opt for Mathematics at Sr. Secondary level and

    the Basic level would be for students not keen to

    pursue Mathematics at higher levels.

  • NUMBER OF

    CHAPTERS

    MINIMUM

    PERIODS

    REQUIRED AS

    PER CBSE

    NO OF

    PERIODS PER

    WEEK

    15 190 8+1*

    • Eight periods per week for covering the concepts.

    • One extra period per section for practice/lab

    activities.

    TIME LINE AND PERIODS

  • COVERAGE OF SYLLABUS

    MONTH

    NO OF

    PERIODS CHAPTER

    APR 8 REAL NUMBERS

    JUNE 36

    REAL NUMBERS

    POLYNOMIALS

    PAIR OF LINEAR EQUATIONS IN TWO VARIABLES

    JUL 36

    QUADRATIC EQUATIONS

    ARITHMETIC PROGRESSIONS

    PRE MID TERM

    AUG 36

    ARITHMETIC PROGRESSIONS

    TRIANGLES

    COORDINATE GEOMETRY

    SEP 36

    COORDINATE GEOMETRY

    INTRODUCTION TO TRIGONOMETRY

    SOME APPLICATIONS OF TRIGNOMETRY

    REVISION

    OCT 10 MID TERM

    WINTER VACATION

    NOV 36

    CIRCLES

    CONSTRUCTIONS

    AREAS RELATED TO CIRCLES

    SURFACE AREAS AND VOLUMES

    DEC 36

    PROBABILITY

    STATISTICS

    POST MID TERM

    JAN REVISION & PRE BOARD EXAMINATION

    FEB REVISION & PRE BOARD EXAMINATION

    MAR BOARD EXAMINATION

  • NUMBER OF CHAPTERS HAVING

    LINK TO CLASS IX

    NEW CHAPTERS

    IN CLASS X

    10 5

    1. Real Numbers

    2. Polynomials

    3. Pair of Linear Equations in

    Two Variables

    4. Coordinate Geometry

    5. Circles

    6. Constructions

    7. Area Related to Circles

    8. Surface Areas and Volumes

    9. Statistics

    10. Probability

    1. Quadratic Equations

    2. Arithmetic Progressions

    3. Triangles

    4. Introduction to

    Trigonometry

    5. Some Applications of

    Trigonometry

    SYLLABUS ANALYSIS

    (CLASS IX TO X)

  • ACTION PLAN

    • Coverage of Syllabus as per Split-up plan

    • New math learning kits procured to make concepts

    easier for students

    • Concept/mind maps for quick revision

    • ICT tools to visualize the concepts (Geogebra,

    Robocompass etc)

    • Chapter level revision tests

    • Error Analysis and remediation

  • ACTION PLAN •Participation in Junior Olympiad/NTSC exams

    •Separate practice hours (min 2 hrs) on weekly

    basis

    •Additional worksheets for more practice &

    Additional reference materials apart from NCERT

    textbook

    •Previous years Board paper discussion

    • Weekly Board exams from December onwards

    •Remedial classes for slow learners

  • ACTION PLAN

    • Coverage of Syllabus as per Split-up plan

    15 CHAPTERS WILL

    BE COMPLETED BY

    DEC 19.

    TWO MONTHS

    REVISION TIME.

  • ACTION PLAN

    • New math learning kits procured to make concepts

    easier for students

  • CONCEPT MAPS

    • Concept maps will be created by students at the

    end of every chapter for quick revision.

  • ACTION PLAN

    • Error Analysis and remediation

    At the end of each exam, student wise error

    analysis will be done and remedial measures will

    be taken accordingly to correct their mistakes.

  • ACTION PLAN

    • ICT tools to visualize the concepts (Geogebra,

    Robocompass etc)

    ICT tools will be used to effectively visualize the

    difficult concepts.

  • ACTION PLAN

    • ICT tools to visualize the concepts (Geogebra,

    Robocompass etc)

    Teach Next multimedia content for all the

    concepts.

  • ACTION PLAN

    •Participation in Junior Olympiad/NTSC exams

    Cadets will be made to participate in Junior

    Olympiad and NTSC competitions to give exposure

    to difficult level problems which constitutes 20%

    of marks in Board Exams. Sample question papers

    will be made available to Cadets for practice.

  • ACTION PLAN

    • Additional worksheets for more practice

    • Additional reference materials apart from NCERT

    textbook

  • ACTION PLAN

    • Separate practice hours (min 2 hrs) on weekly

    basis

  • ACTION PLAN

    • Chapter level revision tests

    • 80 marks periodic tests in line with CBSE Board

    paper

    • Weekly Board exams from December onwards.

  • ACTION PLAN • Previous years

    (10 years) Board

    paper discussion

    and copies for students

    to practice.

  • ACTION PLAN • Previous years

    (10 years) Board

    paper discussion

    and copies for students

    to practice.

  • SUGGESTED REFERENCE BOOKS

    FOR PRACTICE

    • NCERT Class X Exemplar Book

    • S Chands Class X Mathematics

    • Pearson IIT Foundation Class X Mathematics

    • A Textbook of Mathematics Class X – Ratna Sagar

    • Class X Mathematics by RD Sharma

    • Class X Mathematics by RS Agarwal

    • All in One Mathematics Class X – Arihant Series

    • Class X Mathematics – Full Marks Series

  • CLASS X

    (2019-20)

    SCIENCE

    CODE NO. 086

    PLAN OF ACTION

  • NUMBER OF CHAPTERS

    MINIMUM PERIODS REQUIRED AS PER CBSE

    NO OF PERIODS PER WEEK

    16 180 3+3+3

    • Nine periods per week for covering the

    concepts.

    • Three period each for Physics, Chemistry ,

    Biology per week.

    PERIODS REQUIRED AS PER CBSE

  • COVERAGE OF SYLLABUS

    MONTH CONTENTS NUMBER OF

    PERIODS

    APRIL CHAPTER 1: CHEMICAL REACTIONS , PRACTICAL NO.2 05

    APRIL & JUNE CHAPTER 6: LIFE PROCESSES, PRACTICAL NOS.6, 7 13

    APRIL CHAPTER 12: ELECTRICITY 12

    JUNE CHAPTER 13: MAGNETIC EFFECTS OF CURRENT 12

    JUNE CHAPTER 2: ACIDS, BASES AND SALTS, PRACTICAL NO 1 05

    JUNE & JULY CHAPTER 7: CONTROL AND CO-ORDINATION IN ANIMALS AND PLANTS 10

    JULY CHAPTER 3: METALS AND NON METALS , PRACTICAL NO 3 10

    JULY & AUGUST CHAPTER 8: REPRODUCTION ,PRACTICAL NO 12, 15 12

    JULY

    CHAPTER 10: LIGHT REFLECTION AND REFRACTION , PRE MIDTERM – 25 %

    SYLLABUS, PRACTICAL 10, 11, 14

    8

    AUGUST CHAPTER 10: LIGHT REFLECTION AND REFRACTION, PRACTICAL 10, 11, 14 8

    AUGUST CHAPTER 4: CARBON AND ITS COMPOUNDS, PRACTICAL 8, 9 20

    AUGUST &

    SEPTEMBER

    CHAPTER 9: HEREDITY AND EVOLUTION 15

    SEPTEMBER REVISION OF 50% SYLLABUS, MIDTERM EXAMINATION AND EVALUATION

    OCTOBER CHAPTER 15- OUR ENVIRONMENT 06

    OCTOBER CHAPTER 11: HUMAN EYE AND COLOURFUL WORLD, PRACTICAL 13 08

    OCTOBER &

    NOVEMBER

    CHAPTER 5:PERIODIC CLASSIFICATION OF ELEMENTS 10

    NOVEMBER CHAPTER 12 : SOURCEES OF ENERGY,

    CHAPTER 16: MANAGEMNT OF NATURAL RESOURCES,

    POST MIDTERM 75% SYLLABUS

    06

    DECEMBER PRE BOARD 1, PRE BOARD 2 10

    JANUARY PRE BOARD 3 12

    FEBRUARY REVISION PRE BOARD EXAM

    MARCH BOARD EXAM

  • ACTION PLAN

    • Coverage of Syllabus as per Split-up.

    • Three teachers will be handling science.

    - Biology : Ms Madhavi

    - Chemistry : Mr Swarup Kundu

    - Physics :Mr Rukutty D

    Science

    Physics

    Chemistry Biology

  • ACTION PLAN

    • More emphasis for learning the

    concepts by learning by doing approach

    • Explanation of concepts by different

    methods like Role play, model making,

    quiz, field visit, Debate etc...

    • Concept maps for concept introduction

    • Mind maps for quick revision

  • ACTION PLAN

    CONCEPT MAP

  • ACTION PLAN

    • ICT tools to visualize the concepts

    (Videos, Teach Next modules)

    • Concept level revision tests,

    worksheets of board questions

    • Error Analysis and debriefing after

    every assessment.

    • Month end assessments and periodic

    tests for every two months

  • ACTION PLAN

    •Separate practice papers on weekly

    basis after syllabus completion.

    •Model Papers across country will be

    provided for practice.

    •Previous years Board paper discussion

    •Participation in Junior Olympiad/NTSC

    exams (Interested cadets)

  • REFERRENCE BOOKS

    Additional worksheets for more practice

    Additional reference materials apart from

    NCERT textbook are kept in library for

    reference.

    Sample board papers & Previous year board

    papers concept wise.

    CBSE prescribed reference books: • Science-Text book for class X- NCERT Publication • Laboratory Manual-Science-Class X, NCERT Publication

    • Exemplar Problems Class X – NCERT Publication

  • Department of social science

    Mr. NVKS Sarma ( History and SPL)

    Mr. K Swamy Nath ( Economics)

    Mr. S K Mahapatra ( Geography)

  • SAINIK SCHOOL KALIKIRI X SOCIAL SCIENCE SYLLABUS AND ALLOTED PERIODS ACCORDING TO CBSE

    S NO CHAPTER NAME SUBJECT TOTAL PERIODS MONTH TEACHER

    1 Nationalism In India History 8 June NVKS Sarma

    2 Resources and development Geography 8 April SK Mahapatra

    3 Development Economics 10 April and June K Swamynath

    4 Power sharing and federalism Political Science 8 June SKMahapatra

    5 Forest and wild life resources Geography 8 June and July SK Mahapatra

    6 Sectors of Indian economy Economics 10 June and July K Swamynath

    7 Nationalism in India History 8 July NVKS Sarma

    8 Money and Credit Economics 10 August and September K Swamynath

    9 Water Resources Geography 8 July and August SK Mahapatra

    10 Democracy and Diversity Political Science 8 August SKMahapatra

    11 Globalisation of Indian Economy Economics 10 September and October NVKS Sarma

    12 Gender Religion and Caste Political Science 8 September SKMahapatra

    13 The Rise of Nationalism in Europe History 15 August and September NVKS Sarma

    14 Agriculture Geography 8 August and September SK Mahapatra

    15 Popular Movements and Struggles Political Science 8 October SKMahapatra

    16 Minerals and Energy Resources Geography 8 September and October SK Mahapatra

    17 The Making of Global World History 15 October and November NVKS Sarma

    18 Manufacturing Industries Geography 8 November and December SK Mahapatra

    19 Consumer Rights Economics 10 November and December K Swamynath

    20 Political Parties Political Science 8 November SKMahapatra

    21 Lifelines of Indian Economy Geography 8 December SK Mahapatra

    22 Print Culture and Modern World History 15 December NVKS Sarma

    23 Challenges of Indian democracy Political Science 8 December SKMahapatra

  • S No Subject Chapters Periods Total

    Periods

    Teacher

    1 History 4 4 X 15 60 NVKS Sarma

    SK Mahapatra

    2 Political

    Science

    7 7 X 8 56

    3 Geography 5 7 X 8 56 SK Mahapatra

    4 Economics 7 5 X10 50 K Swamynath

    23 212

    WORKLOAD DETAILS

  • Action Plan

    The teachers will follow split-up syllabus based on CBSE schedule.

    After end of each chapter there will be an assessment by the concerned subject teachers.

    Every month end there will be a Social Science subject committee meetings. Based on the inputs of the meetings the masters will analyze and assess the slow learners and will put forward to Vice Principal and parents about their wards.

    The bloomers will be taken extra remedial classes and necessary guidance to develop the minimum learning capsules.

    Special classes will be conducted to enhance the map skills. The assessment will be based on the CBSE sample papers

    through various references.

  • Subject enrichment activities

    Map pointing skills

    Problem solving case studies.

    Presentations by cadets.

    Role play

    Discussions on subject related contemporary trends in future prospects.

    Collection of articles, photographs from newspapers to enrich their subject knowledge

  • Action Plan for Slow learners

    The concepts will be cleared and retaliated to the slow learners to based on their level.

    Answer writing skills will be taken extra care to the slow learners to score good based on the CBSE guidelines.

    Mind maps , flow charts and Time lines will help them to remember the facts to score good marks in the examination.

    The assessment will be based on deductive method from easy to average and average to difficult to develop confidence on answer writing.

  • Reference books

    Ncert text books

    Oxford school atlas

    Map practice books any publisher.

    Standard reference books i.e Oswal, Exam idea, All in one , Together with series and Kendriya Vidyalaya study materials.