Teach Sanskrit according to the prescribed curriculum and learning outcomes.
Develop students' skills in listening, speaking, reading, and writing Sanskrit.
Explain Sanskrit grammar, vocabulary, pronunciation, and sentence formation in an age-appropriate manner.
Encourage students to converse in simple Sanskrit through classroom activities.
Introduce students to Sanskrit literature, shlokas, stories, and cultural heritage.
Prepare lesson plans, teaching-learning materials, and engaging classroom activities.
Assess students regularly through oral, written, and practical activities.
Maintain students' attendance, assessment records, and progress reports.
Provide remedial support to slow learners and enrichment activities for advanced learners.
Create an inclusive, positive, and learner-friendly classroom environment.
Integrate digital tools, audio-visual resources, and activity-based teaching methods where appropriate.
Promote values, ethics, and appreciation of Indian knowledge systems through Sanskrit learning.
Encourage participation in competitions, recitation, debates, and cultural programmes related to Sanskrit.
Communicate with parents regarding students' academic progress and learning needs.
Participate in school meetings, professional development programmes, and other academic responsibilities assigned by the school.