India · CBSE Learning Outcomes
Class 11 Hindi
This course bridges the gap between functional language use and literary appreciation for senior secondary students. It focuses on developing sophisticated registers of Hindi for academic, professional, and creative contexts through the study of classical and contemporary texts.
Foundations of Narrative and Expression
Students explore the evolution of Hindi prose through short stories and essays that highlight social realism and human emotions.
Analyzing the structure of the 'Kahani' and how authors like Premchand use dialect to establish character.
Developing descriptive writing skills by examining complex protagonists in Hindi literature.
Comparing early 20th-century Hindi prose with contemporary journalistic styles.
Poetic Tradition and Meter
A journey through the rhythmic and metaphorical landscape of Hindi poetry from Bhakti period to Chhayavad.
Studying the Dohe of Kabir and Rahim to understand concise moral and philosophical communication.
Exploring the nature-centric and individualistic themes of the Chhayavad movement in Hindi poetry.
Developing oral proficiency through the rhythmic recitation of Hindi Kavita.
Mass Media and Functional Hindi
Focusing on the practical application of Hindi in journalism, advertising, and creative media fields.
Learning the techniques of reporting, headline writing, and editorial drafting in Hindi.
Crafting scripts for radio, television, and street plays (Nukkad Natak).
Analyzing how Hindi is used to persuade and influence consumer behavior.
Grammar in Context
Refining linguistic precision through the study of advanced syntax, idioms, and vocabulary transformation.
Mastering the conversion of simple, compound, and complex sentences to improve writing flow.
Integrating Muhavare and Lokoktiyan into speech and writing to sound more like a native speaker.
Understanding Tatsam, Tadbhav, Deshaj, and Videshi words and their usage.
Social Inquiry and Debate
Using the Hindi language as a tool for critical thinking and debating contemporary social issues.
Structuring logical arguments and rebuttals on topics like technology, environment, and education.
Practicing the art of the interview, both as an interviewer and an interviewee.
Leading and participating in group discussions to reach collaborative solutions.
Creative Writing and Self-Expression
Synthesizing linguistic skills to produce original creative works in various genres.
Writing reflective pieces that connect personal experiences with broader social themes.
Experimenting with free verse and contemporary themes in poetic writing.
Documenting observations from a trip or a local event in a descriptive travelogue style.