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Questions:

  1. Explain the meaning of Upanayana Ceremony.
  2. What is the meaning of inequality in education?
  3. What is Wardha Scheme of education?
  4. Women's education in Medieval Period.
  5. What are the values of Democracy?
  6. 'Wastage and Stagnation' in Primary Education.
  7. What is Shantiniketan?
  8. What is the difference between culture and civilization?
  9. Explain the meaning of Social Justice.
  10. Describe the National Education Policy.
  11. Explain Educational Philosophy of Rabindra Nath Tagore.
  12. Discuss Sri Aurobindo's view on aims of education, curriculum, and methods of teaching.
  13. Describe the role of Education in National Integration.
  14. What should be the aims of education in Modern India?
  15. How can Education help in giving desirable turn to social change?
  16. How is state related to education?
  17. What do you mean by 'Empowerment of Woman?' How can Education help in Empowerment of Women?
  18. Describe the modern concept of secularism in India.
  19. What is the meaning of Public School? Describe its merits and demerits.
  20. Describe the equalization of educational opportunities in the Handicapped.
  21. Give an account of the organization and salient features of the Buddhist Education.
  22. What are the main difficulties in the way of progress of free and compulsory education in India?
  23. Summarize briefly the recommendations of the Education Commission on teacher education.
  24. Distinguish between education as investment and education as expenditure.
  25. "School is the miniature form of society." Explain the statement.
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