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Swami Vivekananda was a Hindu monk born in 1863 in Calcutta who advocated for educational reform in India. He believed that education should develop character, strengthen the intellect, and teach students to stand on their own. Vivekananda's educational philosophy was based on his interpretation of Vedanta, which holds that all individuals have a divine spark within and education's role is to help awaken this. He advocated for an education system that incorporated cultural heritage, science, vocational skills, physical education, and treated women as equals. Vivekananda emphasized that the teacher's role is to motivate students to discover their own potential and understand themselves spiritually. His educational ideas aim to develop self-reliance while
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- 1. Subject Name By Preeti Shukla
- 2. Educational ideas of Swami Vivekananda
- 3. Background • Born in 1863 in Calcutta as Narendranath Dutta • He found his guru in Shri Ramkrishna Paramhansa • Shot to fame at chicago s parliament of religions in 1893 • Died in 1902 at a young age and left a treasure of writings
- 4. Life & Beliefs • Revolted against the imposition of the British system of education in INDIA • He renounced the world after his guru’s death • Had a great compassion for the Indian people • He presented a philosophy for man-making
- 5. Philosophy • Doctrine of divinity • Patriotism • Humanitarianism • Service • Equal position to women • Sat chit ananda
- 6. Vedanta • Comes from the sanskrit words veda (wisdom) and anta (end) and signifies supreme wisdom • We are primarily consciousness and the individual soul is part of the cosmic consciousness • Our real nature is divine realize • We are born in this world to realize this divinity
- 7. Quoting Swamiji • “We want that education by which character is formed, strength of mind is increased, the intellect is expanded and by which one stands on one’s feet".
- 8. Educational Philosophy • "education is the manifestation of the divine perfection already in man". • All knowledge is within the individual, it requires only an awakening.
- 9. Aims of Education • Education for self-development • Character formation • Should build self-reliance and confidence • Service to mankind • Promotion of universal brotherhood
- 10. Curriculum • Cultural heritage in terms of history, Poetry, languages, Vedantic studies • Scientific knowledge & technological studies • Vocational Studies • Subject for girls • Games, Sports & Physical education
- 11. Methods of Teaching • Lectures, discussions, self-experience • Developing the mind by concentration & menditation & yoga • Individual guidance by the teacher
- 12. Role of the Teacher • To motivate, demonstrate, and persuade individuals to discover their own potential, intellect and to properly understand their mind, body and spirit. • Love, affection & empathy. • Dedication, commitment, understanding of the scriptures and value-based life.
- 13. Contribution to Education • Revived the spirit of humanism in education • Free and compulsory mass education • A national system of education • Women’s education • Concept of equality for all • Ramakrishna mission in 1897 • Vedanta society in San Francisco
- 14. What is the relevance of Vivekananda’s educational ideas in the present context ?
- 15. Contribution to Education • How does Vivekananda’s philosophy of Vedanta reflect in his educational ideas ?. • Discuss the educational contribution of Swami Vivekananda in the light of its relevance in the present context.