Middle
Curriculum (VI-VIII)
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During the middle school years at Career Point Gurukul Rajsamand, the curriculum is designed to foster independent learning and equip students with the skills needed for success in high school and future academic pursuits. Building on the structured, inquiry-driven foundation developed at the primary level, the focus shifts toward deeper conceptual understanding and critical thinking.
Classroom activities emphasize collaborative learning through story sessions, interactive demonstrations, group discussions, conceptual clarity, and shared goal setting—ensuring a balanced blend of academic rigor and holistic development.
At Career Point Gurukul Rajsamand, the curriculum is designed to be research-driven, offering hands-on learning experiences through classroom worksheets, lab sessions, library usage, computer time, and focused group discussions.
Emphasis is placed on holistic personality development by nurturing academic curiosity, encouraging critical thinking, enhancing sensory learning, and refining creative expression.
Emphasis is placed on holistic personality development by nurturing academic curiosity, encouraging critical thinking, enhancing sensory learning, and refining creative expression.
At Career Point Gurukul, Rajsamand, the Middle Section (Classes VI to VIII) marks an essential phase where students transition from basic learning to a more structured and in-depth academic approach. This stage is focused on fostering intellectual curiosity, independent thinking, and strong conceptual understanding. The curriculum is thoughtfully crafted to enhance subject knowledge while promoting critical thinking, analytical reasoning, and problem-solving skills to prepare students for higher academic challenges.
At Career Point Gurukul Rajsamand, the Middle Section serves as a foundation for nurturing curiosity, creativity, and a spirit of inquiry among students. Through engaging classroom sessions, project-based learning, group activities, and a wide range of co-curricular programs, students build confidence, adaptability, and leadership skills—preparing them to excel in academics and life beyond the classroom.