ROLE AND IMPACT OF EDUCATIONAL RITUALS IN INDIAN EDUCATION SYSTEM
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https://doi.org/10.29121/granthaalayah.v12.i12.2024.6055Keywords:
Indian Knowledge System, Educational Sanskar, Character Building, Social Values, National Education PolicyAbstract [English]
The role of educational sanskars in Indian education system has been very important, because they not only impart knowledge, but also inculcate morality, culture and social values in students. The purpose of education is not limited to academic achievement, but it helps in the overall development of a person. Educational sanskars develop discipline, dedication, tolerance, and moral conduct in students, so that they can become responsible citizens of the society. In Indian traditions, from the Gurukul system to the modern education system, the impact of sanskar-based education can be clearly seen. In the current perspective, changes are taking place in the education system due to globalization and technological progress, due to which the role of educational sanskars has become more relevant. Educational sanskars can be inculcated in students through moral education, education of human values, and co-curricular activities. This research studies the historical and modern perspective of educational sanskars in the Indian education system and analyzes how these sanskars contribute to the personality development of students and social harmony.
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