Maharashtra SSC Value Education Grade study plan

Define 12 core human values (truth, honesty, compassion, justice, respect, responsibility, integrity, empathy, tolerance, gratitude, humility, courage) in your own words, each with one personal example

Distinguish moral values from non-moral values and list five criteria you would use to judge whether an action is right or wrong

Apply a three-step moral reasoning frame (identify the situation, name the values at stake, choose and justify an action) to five everyday dilemmas drawn from school, family and neighbourhood life

Write short answers to five exam-style questions on human values and moral reasoning, then self-score them against a written rubric

Trace the three levels of moral development and map five of your own past decisions to the level they reflect, with a one-line justification each

Audit your character by listing three strengths and three weaknesses, each backed by a concrete incident as evidence

Design a 21-day habit plan for two character-building behaviours, with a daily tick tracker and a written trigger for each habit

Answer ten mixed exam-style questions that combine human values with personal development and character building

Classify eight social values (respect, tolerance, cooperation, empathy, sharing, honesty in dealings, civic courtesy, non-violence) and give one school or community example of each in action

Demonstrate four interpersonal skills (active listening, empathic responding, assertive refusal, negotiation) by writing a short script for each

Analyse five case studies of interpersonal conflict by naming the values violated, the values needed and the response you would choose

Practise five scenario-based questions on peer pressure, bullying and family disagreement, writing full answers under a ten-minute limit each

Summarise the fundamental rights and fundamental duties in the Indian Constitution, giving two practical examples of each in daily civic life

Explain five features of democracy and identify three threats to national integration, with one real illustration per threat

Analyse four civic scenarios (queue jumping, defacing public property, refusing to vote, communal remarks) using rights, duties and constitutional values

Write two long-answer responses on national integration and responsible citizenship within 25 minutes

Map six environmental problems (waste, water scarcity, air pollution, deforestation, plastic use, energy waste) to a personal action and a community action for each

Compile a ten-item personal sustainability checklist and actually apply it for five consecutive days, recording what you did

Explain eight hygiene practices and five lifestyle diseases, stating the preventive habit that addresses each one

Answer ten mixed exam-style questions covering environmental awareness and health and hygiene

Build a one-page quick reference on personal hygiene, safe water, first aid basics and adolescent health, written from memory then corrected

Describe four conflict-resolution approaches (dialogue, negotiation, mediation, arbitration) and state when each is appropriate

Apply the four approaches to four conflict scenarios set in school, family, neighbourhood and workplace, writing the exact words you would use

Draft five exam-style answers on peace, harmony and conflict resolution, each with a values-based conclusion

Apply a five-step decision-making model (identify the problem, list options, weigh consequences, decide, review) to six real decisions from your own life

List eight life skills such as self-awareness, empathy, critical thinking, creative thinking, problem solving, decision making, coping with stress and coping with emotion, with one situation where each is used

Write a responsible-behaviour pledge with five commitments, the pressure situation that could break each one, and your planned response

Revise domains 5 to 7 by making and self-testing 20 active-recall flashcards

Sit two full-length mock tests under strict timing, one at the start of the week and one at the end

Re-teach your three weakest sub-topics using your error log, then redo those questions without notes

Recite definitions and key terms for all eight domains from memory in a 20-minute rapid-recall drill

Condense each domain onto a single revision card containing only the five points you are most likely to forget