ENCY.OF INDIAN EDUCATION-3VL

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Education is a vast discipline. In fact, it begins from the earliest days of infancy and continues, in one way or the other, till one breaths one's last. Broadly speaking, it can be categorised into two types: (a) Formal; and (b) Informal. Both are vital and run parallel to each other in social life.Present multi-volume work encapsulates all the essentail and up-to-date information on the trends-existing, past and likely to come up-of education in India. Singular in its traits, it deserves to be preserved in the shelf of every library of whatsoever nature and in personal collections of all scholars and educationists, as well. About Author : M.H. Syed, an academic and scholar in his own right, is a prolific writer. A social scientists to the core, he has studied Journalism and Education thoroughly. He has already published many outstanding books, while many are in press. Having contributed dozens of articles in various esteemed journals, he is an established name in literary circles. Contents : PrefaceSignificance of Education Buddhist EducationVedic EducationMuslim EducationBritish EducationModern EducationPlanning for EducationPolicy on EducationRevisede PolicyEducational CommissionsBasic EducationSchool EducationHigher EducationUniversal EducationBibliographyIndexVol. 2PrefacePhilosophical Foundation of EducationEducational PerceptionsThe FundamentalsEducational ObjectivesEducational MotivationsProblems of EducationFiscal AspectsPrinciples of TeachingTeaching ObjectivesMethods of TeachingTeacher TrainingLearningProcedureDevelopment of IntellectEducational TechnologyRole of ComputerEducational AdministrationPreparation of CurriculumExamination ObjectivesStatutory SupportSocial RelevanceBibliographyIndexVol. 3PrefacePhilosophy of EducationSchools of Educational PhilosophyGreat Educationists-1Great Educationists-2Role of Education in SecularismEducation's Role in NationalismSocial OrientationVocational EducationDistance EducationOpen EducationValue EducationEnvironmental EducationPopulation EducationComparative EducationEducation for Physically ChallengedSocial EducationEducation for WomenBibliographyIndex