Maharashtra SSC Value Education Grade study materials
Maharashtra SSC Value Education Grade study resources

Maharashtra SSC Value Education Grade case studies

Maharashtra SSC Value Education Grade · Put your knowledge to work in context.

Value Education (मूल्यशिक्षण) is the part of Maharashtra's Class 10 SSC programme that schools assess internally rather than through a board-set question paper. It sits on the non-scholastic, continuous-comprehensive-evaluation side of the certificate: teachers observe how students reason about moral dilemmas, work in groups, treat others, handle disagreement and take responsibility for their surroundings. The Maharashtra SSC Value Education Grade case studies are 5 cases and about 4,572 words.

1

The Class Monitor's Register

Anjali is the class monitor of 9-B, a class of 42 students at a municipal school in Nashik. During the 20-minute supervised study period on Tuesday, the teacher, Mrs.

897 words, about 4 min
2

Three Months, One Subject, One Habit

Vishal is a Class 10 student at a school in Amravati. He is the district's second-best under-16 leg-spinner and trains at the district stadium from 5:30 to 7:30 every morning.

911 words, about 5 min
3

Twenty Representatives and a Ramp

The Student Council of a secondary school in Kolhapur has Rs 25,000 left from its annual fund-raiser. Twenty elected class representatives must decide how to spend it.

907 words, about 5 min
4

Eight Thousand Rupees and a Green Certificate

The eco-club of a school in Satara conducted an audit for one week in July. Findings: 27 taps out of 84 leak, losing an estimated 260 litres a day; the school's tanker supply costs Rs 4,500 a month; 2 of 6 toilet blocks have no running water after 11 a.m.; 640 plastic water bottles were sold at the inter-school sports day; the garden sprinkler runs for 45 minutes each morning regardless of rain; and the canteen throws away about 9 kg of cooked rice daily.

944 words, about 5 min
5

Forty-One Seconds in a Class Group

At a junior college in Nanded, a clash began over a bench. On Monday, a first-year student, Farhan, sat on a bench that a group of four second-year students treat as theirs; words were exchanged, and one of the four used a slur about Farhan's religion.

913 words, about 5 min