SSLC- SOCIAL SCIENCE-2025-FIRST TERM STUDY PLAN [EM&MM]

 

Social Science I (History Political Science Sociology)

June. 1st week

Unit 1 Humanism 

• Renaissance & its features
• Why Italy? 
• The beginning of Renaissance (Scholasticism, trade, classics)

June. 2nd week

• Renaissance art-painting, architecture, sculpture, literature

June. 3rd week

• Historiography & Science • Reformation & Counter-Reformation

June. 4th week

• Unit-test revision & practice

July. 1st week

Unit 2 Liberty, Equality, Fraternity

• Despotic rule in France 
• Three Estates & rise of the middle class

July. 2nd week

• Economic crisis in France. 
• Thinkers -Voltaire, Rousseau, Montesquieu

July. 3rd week

• Estates- Tennis-Court Oath
• Role of women, new Constitution, September Massacre,
• Consequences of French Revolution.

July 4th

• Napoleon's rise & reforms
•  Vienna Congress
• Class-test revision

Aug. 1st week

Unit 3 Social Analysis Through Sociological Imagination

• Common-sense vs social analysis
• Limits of common- sense knowledge

Aug. 2nd week

• Problems & factors studied by Sociology 
• Features of sociological imagination

Aug. 3rd week

• Comparing common sense & sociological approaches

Aug. 4th week

• First-term evaluation revision

Social Science II (Geography & Economics)

June. 1st week

Unit 1 Weather & Climate

• Weather vs climate
• Insolation, Heat transfer
• Terrestrial radiation, greenhouse effect 
• Diurnal range & daily mean temperature

June. 2nd week

• Atmospheric pressure
• & winds. The distribution of temperature Global pressure belts
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June. 3rd week

• Wind classification & types. 
• Humidity, condensation, etc.

June. 4th week

• Types of rainfall Class-test revision

July. 1st week

Unit 2 Climatic Regions & Climate Change

• World climate zones 
• Equatorial, Monsoon, Savanna regions

July. 2nd week

• Hot desert & Mediterranean climatic region
• Temperate grasslands

July. 3rd week

• Taiga (boreal) & Tundra regions

July 4th

• Climate-change, international initiatives. 
• Unit-test preparation

Aug. 1st week

Unit 3 Consumer: Rights & Protection

• Consumer satisfaction & utility 
• Diminishing marginal utility, utility curves

Aug. 2nd week

• Cardinal-utility theory (assumptions, limits)
• Consumer rights & protection movements

Aug. 3rd week

• Consumer courts & their structure
• Online/banking frauds, complaint procedure 
• Consumer education

Aug. 4th week

• First-term evaluation revision