Sujendra Prakash

What more do we need in EDUCATION? (eBook, ePUB)

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Produktbeschreibung

Does an educated person have all the skills necessary to lead a meaningful life? Or do we need something else?

This question haunts every parent as they spend their hard-earned money trying to put their children in the best schools. However, do the schools and colleges know what their students are missing? Do the teachers know what they have missed as individuals? How can someone teach something, which they are not aware of?

Before sending a student into the wide competitive world, we must equip them with as many skills as possible. This enables them to face any challenge they face in the harsh environment.

I have tried here to collate a few dimensions in each of the nine areas of development that are necessary for every child to inculcate.

Hope this will be a guide to educationists, teachers, parents, and students to nurture their abilities and lead a more meaningful life.

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: Sujendra Prakash
• Erscheinungstermin: 12. Dezember 2021
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9798201599379
• Artikelnr.: 63126986

Autorenporträt

Professor Sujendra Prakash holds a Ph.D. degree in Psychology from Bangalore University. During his extensive professional career, he has held senior academic positions in several colleges. He has taught graduate and post-graduate students in various subjects of psychology. Dr. Prakash is a professional member of the Indian Academy of Applied Psychology, Chennai; Indian Society for Training and Development, New Delhi; Associate life member of Karnataka Association of Clinical Psychologists; and was an affiliate of Consulting Psychology Division of the American Psychological Association during 1999-2001. He has published and presented several papers and he has been interviewed on burning issues in Times of India, Bangalore, and other newspapers. He has also been interviewed on several TV and radio channels. He was invited to be a celebrity on Indiatimes.com in 2002. He has counseled and helped thousands of people in developing memory, concentration, study skills, personality development, etc. He has several corporate and institutional clients.