Indian Institute of Teacher Education - Value-Oriented Education
Value-Oriented Education
4. Value-Oriented Education:
The course on Value-Oriented Education, in its first component part, would provide basic philosophy of Value-Oriented Education, and its second component would provide exploration in any of two or three allied themes (Annexure - IV)
(a) Explorations in -
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Aim of Life;
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Truth, None-Violence, Continence, Non-Stealing, Non-Covetousness;
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Secrets of Learning to grow towards Excellence;
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Liberty, Equality, Fraternity;
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Secrets of - Self-control, and Self-mastery through Illumination, Heroism and Harmony;
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Truth, Beauty and Goodness;
(b) Study of Five great and perennial quests - God, Light, Freedom, Bliss and Immortality;
(c) History of Indian system of Values;
(d) Utilitarianism versus Intuitionism: Solution.
Value-Oriented Education
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