Gandhian Views on Education & Its Relvance
Journal Title: Research Journal of Philosophy & Social Sciences - Year 2018, Vol 0, Issue 1
Abstract
Generally the common people identify Gandhiji’s educational philosophy with what is popularly known as the Wardha Scheme. Which is not synonymous with Gandhiji’s entire philosophy of Education. “Education must be of a new type for the sake of the creation of a new world”. He elaborates it- “our system of (Basic) education leads to the development of the mind, body and soul. It is the first model of vocationalization of Education in India.
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Shweta Rai
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