EFFECTIVE WAY OF STUDYING SOCIAL SCIENCE II CLASS X II HISTORY

How should you really study Social Science? 🤔
In this video, we discuss an effective and meaningful approach to studying Social Science, focusing not just on marks, but on building a philosophical, analytical, and critical mind.

This lecture explains why the true purpose of Social Science goes beyond memorisation. In the age of AI and instant information, the role of a teacher becomes even more important — not to translate textbooks, but to help students read between the lines, connect ideas, and think critically.

🔍 Key ideas covered in this video:
• Why Social Science is meant to develop critical and philosophical thinking
• The difference between explanation vs translation while studying
• Why AI can provide information but cannot replace understanding
• The importance of interlinking concepts instead of studying topics in isolation
• How one historical topic can be understood through multiple dimensions

📘 Case Study: The Making of Nationalism in Europe

We understand this chapter through:
• 🌍 Geographical angle – Western vs Central/Eastern Europe
• 👥 Social angle – Rise of the middle and working classes
• ⚖️ Political angle – Equality before law, rule of law
• 💰 Economic angle – Standardisation, economic unification

By studying Social Science in this way, students can avoid superficial learning and build a deep, connected understanding that is useful for exams and life.

🎯 This video is especially helpful for CBSE Class 9 & 10 students, aspirants who struggle with SST, and learners who want clarity, not cramming.

👉 Watch till the end for a mindset shift in how you study Social Science.

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