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Comprehensive Education – Ethics, Physical Education, Arts & Crafts, Life Skills

Comprehensive Education – Ethics, Physical Education, Arts & Crafts, Life Skills
Start Date :
Jan 22, 2015
Last Date :
Nov 01, 2015
00:00 AM IST (GMT +5.30 Hrs)
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Our students need to have a holistic development which cannot be achieved only through information and instruction. Knowledge needs sensitization to values, ethics, appreciating ...

Our students need to have a holistic development which cannot be achieved only through information and instruction. Knowledge needs sensitization to values, ethics, appreciating arts, physical education, sports and life skills. This theme invites views and suggestions for concrete methods and tools for integration of sports, physical education, arts and crafts, functional skills for livelihood and value education in school curriculum.

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Kathan Shukla
Kathan Shukla 11 years 5 months ago
Education is primarily a state issue. Therefore, each state may like to set up a team of world-class interdisciplinary researchers for examining effects of potential interventions, evaluating current social/educational programs, and producing policy-relevant research.
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Kathan Shukla
Kathan Shukla 11 years 5 months ago
India has not been able to establish consistency between national human-resource requirement, knowledge-base, policy design and implementation, and educational practices in the field. Got to do this. (1/2)
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AKASH BALI
AKASH BALI 11 years 5 months ago
The schools should be asked to built play grounds,buy music instruments, encourage painting & other sports equipments should be available in the school for every student. The syllabus must contain weightage for these activities,so that schools take extra curriculum activities seriously.
AKASH BALI
AKASH BALI 11 years 5 months ago
1.These activities should start from the 1st class onwards,a real life situations can be created in the schools & each student could be asked to forward their views on that situation. Schools should at last tell them about the right step to be taken in that situation.This will inculcate ethics in the children. A weightage should be given in syllabus for this task. 2.An extra weightage can be kept in syllabus for students having extra ordinary talents(like in painting,sports,musicetc.)
Ishaan Sarkar
Ishaan Sarkar 11 years 5 months ago
Ethics is the most important, fundamental and core component of education. Make students inculcate moral values in spirit during their primary phase of education so that they can differentiate between right and wrong from the very beginning and remember them throughout their lives.
Anshumaan Khetawat
Anshumaan Khetawat 11 years 5 months ago
Indian schools are suffering from lack of will to better develop students as an all rounder. Very few take up Personality Development and sports seriously. A student may have the potential to become a writer , or an RJ , or a musician .But the "SCHOOL" which he is going to, does it really do more than imparting education ?
Parth Sarthi
Parth Sarthi 11 years 5 months ago
Firstly reduce the no of subjects till class 10. instead of too many subects, focus on personality development. US system have only 3-4 subjects compulsory, 1. English in the form of academic enrichment- writing skills and expressing yourself 2. Maths .3 Science all other 4-5 subjects are optional and these include not only History , geography but skills such as KEyboarding, Theatre, Music, Creative arts, sports which keep children interested and happy. Our education system is boring & heavy
Preeti Kamat
Preeti Kamat 11 years 5 months ago
Also from the middle school level onwards, entrepreneurship courses should be integrated into the curriculum. Real world projects, internships, case studies and business plan competitions can be the key elements. It will foster job creation,innovation and 21st century skills development.
Preeti Kamat
Preeti Kamat 11 years 5 months ago
As proposed by the International Commission for the Twenty-first Century, in its Report (Delors et al) to UNESCO, Learning: The Treasure Within, there are 4 pillars of learning: Learning to know, Learning to Do, Learning to live together and Learning to be. Our curriculum needs to be restructured around these 4 pillars effectively. Hence a fine blend of active learning pedagogies such as experiential learning, problem based and project based learning needs to be embedded throughout curriculum
yash agarwal
yash agarwal 11 years 5 months ago
SCIENCE without HUMANITY type of students are coming out of secondary schools i myself 10 student please a request to govt that i with my friends still being experiencing a great desire of motivation for the service of nation please include a great motivating and moral valuating subject compulsory every day a shrt story and a moral for every class should be put in force for the improvement of moralityu in students new book with help of shiv khera and sw.rajiv dixit g please morality vry impnt