Sociology Class 11 CBSE (Hindi) (2019-20)
Book Details
Author(s)
A.K. Bhatnagar
Publisher
Full Marks
ISBN / ASIN
9351551091
ISBN-13
9789351551096
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Sales Rank
#79,982
Marketplace
India 🇮🇳
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Description
Full Marks Sociology-XI has been developed as per the latest syllabus issued by CBSE. It provides complete support material for the NCERT textbooks — Part A: Indian Society and Part B: Social Change and Development in India. The content of the book includes Facts that Matter, Words that Matter alongwith the complete solutions of NCERT Textbook Questions and also a lot of additional questions set on the pattern of board examination. Hence it is a complete tutorial support for the students.
The strength of the series lies in the process that we put in place while creating this support book:
(a) Identifying the learning difficulties experienced by a large number of students struggling to perform satisfactorily in the examinations.
(b) Commissioning experienced writers who have been involved in teaching students who need support.
(c) Discussing and deciding on the ideal structure to present each concept in the course in a manner that can be easily understood by students.
(d) Focusing on presenting each concept in learner-friendly chunks so that the students improve their skills step-by-step.
(e) Trials with students who are self-reliant learners because of non-availability of support in their home environment.
(f) Restructuring units on the basis of the trial results. We are confident that such efforts will prove the fact that this is a Success Book! Full Marks Sociology-XII is thus a complete, up-to-date, dependable and learner-friendly resource.
The strength of the series lies in the process that we put in place while creating this support book:
(a) Identifying the learning difficulties experienced by a large number of students struggling to perform satisfactorily in the examinations.
(b) Commissioning experienced writers who have been involved in teaching students who need support.
(c) Discussing and deciding on the ideal structure to present each concept in the course in a manner that can be easily understood by students.
(d) Focusing on presenting each concept in learner-friendly chunks so that the students improve their skills step-by-step.
(e) Trials with students who are self-reliant learners because of non-availability of support in their home environment.
(f) Restructuring units on the basis of the trial results. We are confident that such efforts will prove the fact that this is a Success Book! Full Marks Sociology-XII is thus a complete, up-to-date, dependable and learner-friendly resource.
