Methodical recommendation:

Theory

Number Name Description
1. Adolescence: A stage of growth and change A theoretical material introducing the stage of adolescence and the changes observed in it among male and females in humans.

Practice Questions

Number Name Type Difficulty Marks Description
1. Nutrition sources for balanced diet Other easy 1 m. A multiple choice question exercise that enables students to connect nutrition with growth and identify local healthy food sources and their functions.
2. Nutrient deficiency Other easy 3 m. This question focuses on recognizing iron deficiency-related disorders and exploring prevention through diet and government initiatives.
3. Adolescent acne and pimples Other easy 2 m. This question explains the biological reasons for pimples during adolescence and suggests hygienic measures for relief.
4. Behaviour awareness Other medium 3 m. A multiple choice question exercise question promotes critical thinking by encouraging students to question myths about adolescent behavior and substance use.
5. Physical changes Other medium 5 m. Drag and drop exercise question reinforces understanding of gender-specific and common physical changes occurring during adolescence.
6. Building healthy habits and avioding unhealthy ones Other medium 4 m. Match the following excercise on the concepts of building healthy habits and avioding unhealthy ones.
7. Emotional and Behavioural change and suggestion for positive growth Other medium 3 m. An application oriented question that analyses student's understanding on the emotional and Behavioural change observed during adolescents and suggestion for positive growth.
8. Menstrual cycle, changes involved and myths around it. Other hard 4 m. An analytical type question on menstrual cycle, changes involved and myths around it.
9. Adolescence concept and misconceptions Other hard 2 m. This question corrects misconceptions about adolescence by exploring physical, emotional, and mental development.
10. Adolescence and biological terms Other hard 7 m. A drag and drop exercise question builds vocabulary and understanding of key adolescence-related biological terms through word unscrambling.