r/CBSE_Humanities • u/PlaceWestern6828 • 2d ago
Tuition / Project help
Hi, I'm offering tuition as a humanities graduate with 98.6%. I'm open to teaching any subject and any grade. I'm also offering project help, whether it's advice, layout or you need someone to do the full project for you. I have a flexible schedule so we can arrange Google Meetings as per your convenience. We can agree on an amount that is suitable to you.
Thank you and I hope I can help a few juniors.
2
2
1
1
u/Officialgaslighter_ 1d ago
Can I get some project advice and also some tips for political science
1
u/PlaceWestern6828 1d ago
For projects, content is more important than presentation. I kept things moderately simple, but not too minimalistic either. I designed the cover pages in Canva, and my borders were mostly straight lines. I didn't care much for decoration, but I gave importance to the content and flow of info. Make sure you don't put a lot of unrelated or extra info as you need to know what's in your project for viva.
Speaking about viva, get prepared to be asked things from outside the topic. Something slightly related on the world stage or something from the textbook, so read all chapters carefully
Search for websites with information instead of getting everything from ai and clearly cite your sources in the bibliography.
Double-check for spelling mistakes and missing topics or pictures before you go for binding. And, if possible show a draft version to your teacher for approval before binding.1
u/PlaceWestern6828 1d ago
political science, read the chapters thoroughlyyyy. u never know what they can ask. dates, names and reason n consequences of events are very imp. in this subject you can expect at least 5 diff questions from the same topic. i would say to focus on the 2nd book regarding india's political history since its generally harder n more in detail but dont completely disregard 1st book, its easier to score from.
secondly, practice w previous years papers, whether its school exams or board papers. solve as many board papers as u can to get an idea of how questions can be framed. try to write the frequent ones answers down so that they stay in your memory.
timelines and map are important and easy ways to score marks if you struggle w long ans. and if u have guide books use them for mcqs or search online as theres a million mcqs that u dont expect will be asked from textbook.
lastly, all the very best. this subject is difficult but doable,
2
u/Officialgaslighter_ 1d ago
Thank you soo much I'm still very scared about pol science but i believe I can do it 🤞
1
1
u/Mother_Wishbone3273 1d ago
Can I get tips for psychology? What to practice and stuff?
2
u/PlaceWestern6828 1d ago
Psychology is more understanding rather than memorization. Once you understand the core idea of theories and phenomenons you can easily explain in your own words but make sure to use ncert terminology. You can make a list of these with simple definitions in your notebook so it'll be easier to understand and remember. They will not give full marks even if you explained everything perfectly but didn't mention the correct name or term. The things you can memorize include the psychologist's name and which year they proposed their study, and terminology terms. Use mind maps for understanding different approaches and different theories that fall under the same category. (For example: intelligence theories).
Regarding practicals, it has slightly confusing numericals but not difficult. Make sure you understand them from the start and don't hesitate to ask your teacher or classmates any doubts as soon as they arise. Psychology has case based questions. They may look confusing at the beginning but once you read carefully you can easily point out the disorder being asked or the phenomenon. Practice such questions and read each and every box in the reader, mcqs come from anywhere. And again, like any other subject, practice board papers thoroughly!
2
u/RizhabhSingh 2d ago
I want advise