RABINDRANATH TAGORE
Tagore's Philosophy
-focused on developing the natural emotions of the child
-education according to the needs of the child
-he was a an idealist all throughout his life
-focused upon the concept of forest schools .Children to be taught in these schools.
-great phiolosopher of the 20th century.
Teacher
teacher holds an important position in his scheme of education.
Methods of teaching
-teaching while walking
-discussion and question answer method
-activity method
Curriculum
-focusing on developing all aspects of an individual
-physical,mental,moral social and spiritual
Aims of education
physical development
mental development
moral and spiritual development
development of all faculties
development of international attitude
Principles of tagore's philosophy
-medium of instruction as mother tongue
-full freedom to the child
-providing opportunities to the child for self expression
-teaching to the child in natural setting
-child to develop social service concept during contact with nature
foreign education cannot be the basis for national education
national education to be closely connected with national life
letting the child know about the ideals and values of national culture
developing all faculties of the child
giving full freedom to the child
Philosophy of education
-promoting fellow feeling and love
-enjoying frredom
-fear from compulsions
-nature as a powerful teacher
-natural education of the child
Shantineketan
Believe in International brotherhood.He emphasized upon this.
Philosophy of life
-idealist philosophy of life
-absolute and immortal existence of God
-Great humanist
-regarded man as a reflection of God
Universal man
Unity of all
great nationalist
yearned for freedom of motherland
economic and industrial development
social reforms
removal of social discrimination
Life Sketch
Birth -6th May 1861
-West Bengal
Known as Gurudev
Gitanjali-best creation
Nobel prize
1921 22nd September-establisment of Viswa Bharati
keeping of Indian philosophy,arts and literature
-bringing synthesis of east and west through Viswa Bharati
Death-1941
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