Positive education TEACHING WHAT WHY HOW
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This document discusses the concepts of positive education. It notes that India ranks 6th in a global survey about positive attitudes towards teachers, and in the top 10 countries for valuing its teaching workforce. It defines positive education as focusing on positive words, expressions, emotions and teachings to develop positive students and teachers, and ultimately create a positive world and schooling system. The document discusses the need for positive education to promote sustainability, quality development and social uplifting. It advocates introducing positive concepts at a young age to help build a positive personality and nation.
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- 2. EDUCATION •INDIA RANKS AMONGST 6TH MOST POSITIVE ABOUT TEACHERS IN 35-COUNTRY GLOBAL SURVEY •INDIA RANKS AMONGST THE WORLD TO 10 COUNTRIES WHEN ITS COMES TO VALUE ITS TEACHING WORKFORCE,ACCORDING TO A NEW 35-COUNTRY GLOBAL-BASED REPORT
- 3. CONCEPT OF EDUCATION • Concepts of education are beliefs about what is worth learning and how people should acquire that learning
- 4. Why education is important •For happy stable life •Money •Equity •Self dependent •Transformation of dreams to reality •Makes world safe and peace •For confident •Society •Economic growth •Save from cheated/fooled
- 8. CHARACHTERTICS OF A POSITIVE TEACHING AND A POSITIVE TEACHER
- 10. Positive words Positive expression Positive emotions Positive gestures Positive teachings
- 11. Positive person End up positive teacher Positive world Positive schooling Positive education
- 12. NEED OF POSITIVE EDUCATION •Sustainability •Quality •Development •Radication oftegbgf •Valuable upgradation •Establishing values •Equipies creative and maintenance •Social uplifting •reforming
- 13. THE REGISTRATION IN THE LOWER AGE WOULD BE POWERFUL AND WILL HELP AND IN AND OUT POSITIVITY FOR A PERSONALITY AND GROWTH
- 15. “HOW STRONGER YOU CAN APPLY THAT STRONG YOU CAN BUILD A NATION”
- 16. Ex- Why dress -Why food -Why computer course Always showcase a answer called TO PROCESS
- 17. Always a process based reason will be there LIKEWISE A process of creating a positive person
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- 19. EUROPIAN EDUCATIONAL METHOD •ATTITUDE •SMILE •VOCABULARY •TONE •IN LINE WORDS •GRATITUDE MODE •APPRECIATION MODE FROM MIND ATTITUDE LIFE SACRIFICE MODE
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- 24. SULTHAN OF OMAN QABOOS AS A STUDENT, WAS TAUGHT BY SHANKAR DAYAL SHARMA, WHO WENT ON TO BECOME THE PRESIDENT OF INDIA. Qaboos bin Said Al Said
- 26. •words vocabulary •Eye seeing •Facial expressions •Involvement feelings and emotions •Gestures-hands,eye,head and body Emoji's 😀😃😢😭😊😰😱
- 29. EVERY TEACHER IS A SECOND PARENT “WHO GUIDES US WITH INVALUABLE LOVE AND SUPPORT”