Aims of education according to mahatma gandhi
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Education is not must be in the four walls
They have to be encourage
students must be help in the development of the nation as well
students have given the primary level of education
they can also help their family by their education
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According to Gandhiji Aim of Education
Aims of education are implied in the very meanings of education. He has given two sets of aims viz. immediate and ultimate aims of education.
1. Ultimate Aim:
Ultimate aim of education is identical with the goal of life, which is ‘Self-realization’. Self-realization is the realization of the self proper. True education should result not in the material gains but in spiritual uplift.Gandhiji laid great stress on religious education which teaches fundamental virtues of truth, love, justice and non-violence. According to Gandhiji, “Like without religion is life without principles.“Gandhiji is also of the opinion that God could be achieved not by returning into jungles but by living in a society and serving it. He preferred to call a student “Brahmachari”, a searcher after God:
Self-realization can take place through self-control, character and abstinence.
2. Immediate Aims:
Immediate aims include ‘bread and butter aim’, the cultural aim, the harmonious development of all powers, the moral or character development aim, and sociological aim
Aims of education are implied in the very meanings of education. He has given two sets of aims viz. immediate and ultimate aims of education.
1. Ultimate Aim:
Ultimate aim of education is identical with the goal of life, which is ‘Self-realization’. Self-realization is the realization of the self proper. True education should result not in the material gains but in spiritual uplift.Gandhiji laid great stress on religious education which teaches fundamental virtues of truth, love, justice and non-violence. According to Gandhiji, “Like without religion is life without principles.“Gandhiji is also of the opinion that God could be achieved not by returning into jungles but by living in a society and serving it. He preferred to call a student “Brahmachari”, a searcher after God:
Self-realization can take place through self-control, character and abstinence.
2. Immediate Aims:
Immediate aims include ‘bread and butter aim’, the cultural aim, the harmonious development of all powers, the moral or character development aim, and sociological aim
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