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CCE ForSSLC 2014 15Subject MathematicsDimension 1slnoUnitnoofperiodsmarks1Real
CCE for
SSLC 2014 - 15
Subject :

Mathematics

Dimension 1 sl.no. Unit

no.of periods marks

1

Real numbers

2

2

Sets

2

3

Progressions

4

Permutations and combinations

5

5

Probability

3

6

Statistics

4

7

Surds

3

8

Polynomials

4

9

Quadratic equations

10

10

10

Similar triangles

6

11

Pythagoras theorem

4

12

Trigonometry

6

13

Co-ordinate geometry

4

14

Circle - chord properties

1

15

Circles - tangent properties

9

Dimension – 2
Weightage to objectives

1
2
3
4

Remembering

10%

Understanding

55%

Applying
(including analysis)

20%

skill

15%

Types of questions
Sl.
No.
1

Type

Marks

Multiple choice

1X8=8

2

Very short answer

1X6=6

3

Short answer

2 X 16 = 32

4

Long answer - 1

3 X 6 = 18

5

Long answer

4 X 4 = 18

Dimension - 3
Difficulty level
1

Easy

30%

2

Average

50%

3

Difficult

20%

Formative assesment - 1
Mont
h

Chapter

Activities

Evaluatio n method

Marks

Tota l June
July

1. Real
Numbers

1. Graded assignment 10+10+
10+20

50

2. Sets

2. Lab
Activities

Any three activity +
Achieveme
nt test

3. Surds
4. Polynomials
5. Similar triangles 3. PPT
4. M.c.q’s games Formative assessment - 2
Mont
h

Aug and Sept

Chapter

Activities

1. Pythagoras 1. Seminars theorem 2. MCQ’S
2. Quadratic equations 3. PPT’S
3. Progressio ns 4. Circles

4. Quiz
5.Experimentatio
ns

Evaluatio n method

Marks

Tota l Any three activity +
Achieveme
nt test

10+10 50
+10+2
0

Formative assessment - 3 month chapter

activities

Evaluation marks method tot al Nov and Dec

1. Problem solving Any three
10+10+
activities + 10+20

50

2. Quiz

achieveme nt test

1. Progressions
2. Permutation
&
combinations
3. Quadratic equation 3. Games / puzzles 4. Trigonometry

4. Group activities 5. circles

5. MCQ’S

Formative assessment - 4
Mont
h

Chapter

Activities

Evaluatio Marks Total n method

Jan &
Feb

1. Probability
2. Statistics

1. Data collection analysis

3. Coordinate geometry 2. Model making Any three

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