The document discusses recent trends in the Indian education system compared to ancient practices. It notes that the ancient Gurukula system and Nalanda University used individual learning approaches focused on critical thinking and practical application. Recent trends emphasize self-learning, group study, internships, and earn-while-you-learn programs to develop employability skills through projects and case studies. However, challenges include low quality output, competition, college shutdowns, and student mental stress. The government is trying to address issues through programs like IGNOU, NPTEL, and ASAP. Suggestions include promoting practical, outside learning and overall student development.

1. RECENT TRENDS IN
EDUCATION SYSTEM
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2. ANCIENT EDUCATION SYSTEM
• GURUKULA SYSTEM IN 15TH CENTURY
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3. •NALANDA UNIVERSITY – first university in
India
•Indigenous education was widespread in India
in the 19thcentury onwards
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4. OLDEST METHOD
• three process in ancient educational system;
Shravana, Manana and Nididhyaasana.
•Good teaching
•Individual learning
•Subject oriented
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5. New Trends
“LEARNING PROCESS NOT TEACHING
PROCESS ”
•Critical Thinking ,
• Practical Application
•Live Case Study
•Online Study
•Self Learning
•Group Study
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6. • Internship
• Earn while you learn programme
• Employability skill development
• Project presentation
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7. CHALLENGES IN NEW
EDUCATION SYSTEM
• LOW QUALITY OUTPUT
•COMPETITION
•SHUTDOWN OF ENGINEERING
COLLEGES
•MENTAL STRESS
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8. Government efforts
•IGNOU :- gyan vani
•NPTEL(National Program on Technological
Enhancement Learning)
•ASAP
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9. SUGGESTIONS
•Develop only through practical applications
•Promote outside learning
•Focus on overall development rather than
mental development
•University exchange programme
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10. “Live as if you were to die tomorrow. Learn as if
you were to live forever.” Mahatma Gandhi
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11. THANK YOU