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- 2. ভ ূ র্িকা(INTRODUCTION) তাত্ত্বিক এবং বযবহাত্ত্বিক ত্ত্বিক থেকক ত্ত্বিক্ষা একটি বড় জটিলতাি থক্ষত্র যাি জন্য প্রক াজন্ আন্তর্বিষয়ক অধ্য ন্ এবং অন্ুিীলন্।
- 3. আন্তর্বিষয়ক জ্ঞান চচ ি ার ক্ষেত্র র্িসেসব র্িোর্বজ্ঞান (Education as interdisciplinaryfieldof study র্িোর্বজ্ঞান এিন একটি র্বষয় যা র্বর্ভন্ন ক্ষেত্র ক্ষেসক র্বর্ভন্ন তত্ত্ব ও তেয আিরন কসর োির্িকভাসব িানব জীবসনর োসে যুক্ত েিেযাগুর্ির েিাধাসন অিবতী িসয়সে।
- 4. আন্তর্বিষয়ক জ্ঞান চচ ি ার অেি িি একই বা একটি কাযিকিাসে িুই বা তকতাত্ত্বধ্ক Academic িাখাি সমন্ব োধন । আন্তর্বিষয়ক জ্ঞান চচ ি ার অেি (MEANING OF INTER DISCIPLINARY STUDIES )
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- 6. র্িোসক আন্তর্বিষয়ক জ্ঞান চচ ি ার ক্ষেত্র র্িসেসব িিন করার ক্ষযৌর্ক্তকতা (Justification for education as INTERDISCIPLINARY field of STUDIES) ক্ষকান র্বষয়সক আন্তর্বিষয়ক জ্ঞান চচ ি ার ক্ষেত্র র্িসেসব র্বসবচনা করার েূসবি ক্ষয িেযগুর্িসক র্চর্িত করা দরকার তািাও র্িোর িসধয ের্রেূর্িরূসে র্বদযিান- র্িোেীরা র্বর্ভন্ন র্ভন্নধিী স্বতন্ত্র র্বষয়গুর্ি ক্ষেসক র্বর্ভন্ন ধারনা ও দেতার িসধয েংসযাগ স্বােসনর দ্বারা নত ু ন জ্ঞাসনর উদ্ভাবন ঘটায়। ক্ষকাসনা কাজসক স্বাধীনভাসব এবং েিসযার্গতার র্ভর্ত্তসত েম্পাদসনর ের্রকল্পনার র্িো িাভ কসর র্িোেীরা।