Value development in higher education / Edited by Marmar Mukhopadhyay
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TextPublisher: New Delhi: Viva Books, 2004Description: 262 p.ISBN: 8176499544.Subject(s): DDC classification: 378 Summary: Values make human beingswhat they are; the way they are different from the trained beasts or programmedrobots. Value inculcation, hence, is highly valued in human society acrosscultures and geographical boundaries and down the corridors of history. Itbegins at birth at home and moves on till late in schools, colleges and at workplaces. Value education finds an important place in educational curriculum sinceages. Yet, it remains a debatable theme among students, parents, teachers andeducational policy makers, planners and managers; more so in Indian highereducation. This book deliberates on the theme in detail.
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| 378.54 KEN Fostering higher education : | 378.54 PAN Condemned to be creative : | 378.54 TIL Higher education in India : | 378 MUK Value development in higher education / | 381.071 VEN Methods of teaching commerce / | 395 Good manners & etiquette [CD]/ | 420 LEA Learn to speak english [CD]: |
Values make human beingswhat they are; the way they are different from the trained beasts or programmedrobots. Value inculcation, hence, is highly valued in human society acrosscultures and geographical boundaries and down the corridors of history. Itbegins at birth at home and moves on till late in schools, colleges and at workplaces. Value education finds an important place in educational curriculum sinceages. Yet, it remains a debatable theme among students, parents, teachers andeducational policy makers, planners and managers; more so in Indian highereducation. This book deliberates on the theme in detail.
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