- Who said, “Plants are developed by cultivation and the Men by education”?
- Who defined education as “the preparation for complete living”?
- Who stated education as the process of reconstruction of experience?
- Who according to is said that “education includes all the influences which act upon an individual during this passage from cradle to grave”?
- According to which Indian philosopher is said that “education is the manifestation of divine perfection already existing in man”?
- Which Indian philosopher regards “education is that process which makes life in harmony with all existence and thus enables to find the ultimate truth which gives us wealth of my life and love”
- Who define “education is a process which aims at all round drawing out of the best in child and man – body mind and spirit”?
- Who wrote “Evolution of Educational Theory”?
- Who said, “In narrow sense, education may be taken to mean any consciously directed effort to develop and cultivate our powers.”?
- Who stated, “Education in its widest sense includes all the influences, which at upon an individual during his passage from cradle to the grave.”?
- In the wider sense, it is a process that goes on throughout life, and is promoted by almost every experience in life. Who stated the statement?
- Who said education is a Tri Polar process?
- Who said education is a bipolar process?
- From which language the terms Educare, Educere, Educatum, Educo are derived?
Answers:
1 (J J Rousseau), 2 (Herbert Spencer), 3 ( John Dewey), 4 (Dumville), 5 (Swami Vivekananda ), 6 (Rabindranath Tagore), 7 (Mahatma Gandhi), 8 (John Adams), 9 (S. S. Mackenzie), 10 (Dumvile), 11 (S. S. Mackenzie), 12 (John Dewey), 13 ( John Adams), 14 (Latin)
TAGGED WITH: Dewey, Dumville, Educare, Educere, John Adams, John Dewey, Mahatma Gandhi, Meaning of Education, Philosophical Foundation of Education, Rabindranath Tagore, Rousseau, SS Mackenzie, Swami Vivekananda