JDJW PDLS Precise 2025 syllabus NCC.pptx

JD JW precise 2024 with updated syllabus

1. COMMON SUBJECT JD/JW : LIFE SKILLS/ESSENTIAL SKILLS . Personality Development and Leadership Periods Allotted Earlier – 19 Periods Periods Allotted Now – 5 Periods REDUCTION IN SYLLABUS – 14 Periods

2. BLOCK SYLLABUS JD/JW S . No . Subject Total I YR II   1 Personality Development & Leadership 2 periods 3 periods 5 periods

3. DETAILED SYLLABUS S. No. Distribution into sub parts Subject I YR II YR TOTAL 1. PD-1a Leadership Traits 1 - 1 2. PD-1b Desirable Habits for an Effective Personality - 1 1 3. PD- II Posture, Bearing, Turn-Out, Etiquettes 1 - 1 4. PDIII Time Mgt (Including Reduction of Digital Dependency), Team Work, Comn Skills - 1 1 5. PD-IV Critical Thinking, Decision Making, Reading Habits - 1 1 Total 5

4. PROGRESS AS ON DT SNo TOPIC Progress 1 PD- Ia In - Progress 2. PD- Ib In - Progress 3. PD-II In - Progress 4. PD-III In - Progress 5. PD-IV In - Progress

5. CHAPTER PD I : Leadership Traits & Desirable Habits for an Effective Personality What makes a good leader? Lead by Example High Standard of Integrity and Self-Discipline Embrace and Empower Your Team Fair and Unbiased Focus on Team Interests and Needs Sacrifice and Dedication Resourceful and Adaptable Command Respect, Not Demand Keep Your Word Transparent and Honest Communication Financial Responsibility Continuous Learning and Development Empathy and Understanding Effective Communication Resilience and Perseverance Essential Traits of a Leader Alertness Bearing Courage Decisiveness Dependability Endurance Enthusiasm Initiative Integrity Judgment Justice Knowledge Loyalty Sense of Humor Key character traits for a leader Honesty and Truthfulness Keeping Promises Accountability Self-Reflection Resisting Temptation Setting an Example Responsibility Self-Sacrifice Impartiality Self-Discipline Cultivating Leadership Qualities Seek Mentorship Practice Self-Reflection Take on Leadership Roles Seek Feedback Continuous Learning What is leadership? Leadership is the ability to guide and influence others. It's not just about having a title or position; anyone can be a leader. Leadership is a skill that can be learned and improved.

6. DESIRABLE HABITS FOR AN EFFECTIVE PERSONALITY Key Desirable Habits Self-Awareness Empathy Critical Thinking Creative Thinking Problem-Solving and Decision-Making Interpersonal Relationships Effective Communication Coping with Emotions Coping with Stress Factors Influencing Personality Development Heredity Self-Concept Environment Education Life Experiences Dreams and Ambitions Values

7. CHAPTER PD II : POSTURE Posture: Refers to the physical position of the body, such as standing up straight or slouching. It's a static state. Bearing: Encompasses both posture and overall demeanour. It's how a person carries themselves, including their body language, confidence level, and overall impression . Physical Appearance First Impressions Dress Code Personal Grooming Benefits of Good Posture Improved Physical Health Confidence Overall Appearance Common Posture Problems Slouching Leaning Uneven weight distribution Consequences: Discomfort Pain Less appealing appearance Solutions: Practice good posture Strengthen core muscles Use ergonomic furniture Take breaks and stretch Developing Effective Posture Correct Standing Posture Walking with Confidence Avoiding Slouching Confidence and Assertiveness Positive Body Language Correct Sitting Posture Mental Sharpness

8. Bearing and Turn-Out Bearing refers to the overall carriage and posture of an individual. It encompasses how a person stands, walks, and carries themselves. Good bearing is characterized by Upright Posture Alertness Confidence Turn-out is the outward rotation of the legs from the hip joint. Proper turn-out is essential for many physical activities, including marching and dancing. It helps maintain balance, stability, and a graceful appearance . Do's and Don'ts of Impressive Turnouts Do's: Stand Tall Walk with Purpose Pay Attention to Details Practice Good Hygiene Show Respect Don'ts: Carry Your Beret Slouch or Slump Wear a Dirty or Wrinkled Uniform . Chew Gum or Eat While in Uniform Engage in Disrespectful Behavior Importance of Uniform A Matter of Privilege: It symbolizes belonging to an organization or group and represents a shared identity.

9. Etiquettes Examining Etiquettes and Manners in Social Life Greetings and Salutations Dining Etiquette Communication Skills Body Language Social Graces Sensitizing Cadets on Basic Etiquettes Mobile Etiquettes Salutations Desirable Social Etiquettes: Be punctual and respect others' time. Offer assistance when needed. Avoid gossiping or spreading rumors. Be mindful of your surroundings and avoid making noise or disturbances. Use polite language and avoid using offensive or disrespectful language.

10. CHAPTER PD III: TIME MANAGEMENT AND REDUCING DIGITAL Principles of Time Management Goal Setting Planning Prioritization Time Blocking Flexibility Time Tracking Creating Schedules Daily Schedule Weekly Schedule Monthly Schedule Prioritizing Tasks: Categorize tasks based on urgency and importance to prioritize effectively.

11. DIGITAL OVERUSAGE Adverse Impact of Digital Over usage Loss of Originality Loss of Efficiency Lack of Focus Digital Fatigue Erosion of Social Skills Setting Boundaries for Digital Device Usage Designated Device-Free Zones Time Limits Mindful Usage Tips for Reducing Screen Time Offline Activities Hobbies Social Interactions Digital Detox

12. Teamwork: The Power of Collaboration Importance of Group Teamwork Synergy Shared Responsibility Problem-Solving Motivation Learning and Growth Aligning Personal Goals with Team Objectives Shared Vision Open Communication Flexibility Developing a Sense of Cooperation for Group/Team Work Effective Communication Trust and Respect Conflict Resolution Active Listening Collaboration Support and Encouragement Types and Characteristics of Groups/Teams Formal Groups Informal Groups Functional Groups Cross-Functional Groups Self-Managed Teams

13. Communication Skills: Effective Communication Styles of Communication: Assertive Passive Aggressive Ways of Communication: Verbal Communication Nonverbal Communication Written Communication Oral Communication Enhancing Communication Skills in an Effective Style Active Listening Empathy Clarity and Conciseness Nonverbal Communication Feedback Conflict Resolution Adaptability

14. CHAPTER PD IV: Developing Essential Life Skills

15. Reading Habits Benefits of Reading Daily Improved cognitive function: Reading can enhance memory, concentration, and critical thinking skills. Increased knowledge and understanding: Reading exposes you to new information and expands your knowledge base. Enhanced empathy: Reading can help you develop empathy and understanding for others. Stress reduction: Reading can be a relaxing and enjoyable activity that can help reduce stress. Improved vocabulary: Reading can help you expand your vocabulary and improve your writing skills.