What is the project which has to be done in sanskrit for class 9th
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Writing from my own experience
Trust me on this one: take Sanskrit without doubt - and yes, Hindi is my mother tongue. Behind the scenes story:
I joined a school in class 7th where compulsory Sanskrit was taught from class 5th till 8th. Joining in mid-seesion and knowing nothing about cramming grammar rules - I failed miserably in unit tests and somehow passed in mid-terms even though I was > 80% scorer overall.
I was literally waiting for class 9th to come where I would get the option to choose Hindi. But in the greed to get good rank (yeah, what dreams school kids have !), I started cramming hard - all शब्द रूप (word formations), धातु रूप (verb formations) along with लकार(tense) rules, the basics of Sanskrit. Naturally, hard work did bear some good results - I landed up in 70s. But I was still disinterested in Sanskrit.
In class 8th, I got very lucky to get a good teacher! She used to give many grammar tasks in class as if they were numericals in maths - there was a competition among classmates as to who can solve it faster. In class, focus was also given to creative writing apart from traditional filling in the missing word/blank.
It changed my whole perspective towards Sanskrit:
there is logic involved in these grammar rules as is in grammar of any other languages'. So instead of trying to just rote learn the rules, I started a bit of exploring by attempting to write sentences beyond the scope of the course and get it corrected in class. Naturally most of them were grammatically incorrect, but never mind - was I perfect while learning Hindi in the first place ? It was quite fun and it became a challenge for me to master - hell, why can't I learn another language being a bilingual already !
By the end of class 8, my Sanskrit performance was still lower than Hindi - but I gave it a try and opted for it. It was a wise decision.
In class 9th and 10th, the quality of literature stories improved - taking slokas from even Gita which was fascinating. My interest grew further and by the end of class 10th, I was scoring perfect in my exams.
Trust me on this one: take Sanskrit without doubt - and yes, Hindi is my mother tongue. Behind the scenes story:
I joined a school in class 7th where compulsory Sanskrit was taught from class 5th till 8th. Joining in mid-seesion and knowing nothing about cramming grammar rules - I failed miserably in unit tests and somehow passed in mid-terms even though I was > 80% scorer overall.
I was literally waiting for class 9th to come where I would get the option to choose Hindi. But in the greed to get good rank (yeah, what dreams school kids have !), I started cramming hard - all शब्द रूप (word formations), धातु रूप (verb formations) along with लकार(tense) rules, the basics of Sanskrit. Naturally, hard work did bear some good results - I landed up in 70s. But I was still disinterested in Sanskrit.
In class 8th, I got very lucky to get a good teacher! She used to give many grammar tasks in class as if they were numericals in maths - there was a competition among classmates as to who can solve it faster. In class, focus was also given to creative writing apart from traditional filling in the missing word/blank.
It changed my whole perspective towards Sanskrit:
there is logic involved in these grammar rules as is in grammar of any other languages'. So instead of trying to just rote learn the rules, I started a bit of exploring by attempting to write sentences beyond the scope of the course and get it corrected in class. Naturally most of them were grammatically incorrect, but never mind - was I perfect while learning Hindi in the first place ? It was quite fun and it became a challenge for me to master - hell, why can't I learn another language being a bilingual already !
By the end of class 8, my Sanskrit performance was still lower than Hindi - but I gave it a try and opted for it. It was a wise decision.
In class 9th and 10th, the quality of literature stories improved - taking slokas from even Gita which was fascinating. My interest grew further and by the end of class 10th, I was scoring perfect in my exams.
19818525:
ya nice about ur experience but what is that the project
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