MAE Assignments

   Name: -  A.N. Bharghava Shyam Admission Number: -  MAE15007 (22-Dec-2018) Question: - Tasos Kazepides discuss two approaches; Empirical & Programmatic for determining human nature and criticizes both. What are these two approaches and how do they seek to determine what human nature is? According to Kazepides what are the limitations of these two approaches? Discuss. Introduction:- Tasos Kazepides is discussing about human nature in its educational dimensions. In this He is Saying Human Nature in four different ways with help of scientific & philosophical, political & spiritual reasons that are 1)      Empirical Statements about Human Nature  {Human Nature as a “Natural Given & Culture”} 2)      Programmatic Statements about Human Nature 3)      Universal Beliefs about Human Nature 4)      The Principles of rationality & Human Flourishing. In Empirical statement...

   Name: -  A.N Bharghava Shyam Admission Number: -  MAE15007 (17-Dec-2016) Topic selected : - Arya Samaj women’s education in Punjab   Question: - Firstly, who is the author and why is s/he writing the text/ document. Secondly, let us know what the text saying write in your own words is. Thirdly, how will the suggestions of the author help or hinder education of women.   Introduction: - The “Arya Samaj” was founded by Swami Dayananda Sarasvati (Original Name is Mula Shankar) {1824- 1883} in Bombay on 10 th  April 1875. Arya Samaj means wisdom people area {Noble Society}. Dayananda established Arya Samaj for making the people unite without any religion, caste, class, etc. discrimination differences in society. He wants to see the society Noble with an Idea of Vedas. Answer:- Who is the author? Most probably Swami Dayananda Sarasvati is the author, other vise any Arya Samaj Member. (These all may be the conversation/interaction between Education commiss...

   Name: -  A. N. Bharghava Shyam Admission Number: -  MAE15007 (12-Dec-2016) Selected Questions: -  Forms of Capital & Labelling Theory Question: - 1 1) What are the micro sociological perspectives on teachers' ways of classifying students? Analyse with examples from your personal or practicum experiences.   Answer: - Microsociology: -  Microsociology is part of sociology. Which deals with sociological perspectives from general to specifying the particular sociological things.  It concerns about nature of daily human activities which are mainly social interactions. Which interpretations not empirical statements but mostly interpretations. How you define your self will comes in micro sociology. Labelling Theory: -  Labeling is deviance made by people, which is comes from certain expectations which are initially assumed by seeing some different conditions. Labelling is a self-fulfilling prophecy. In this differentiating will happens, but i...

Name: - A.N. Bharghava shyam Admission Number: - MAE15007 Question: - Is the concept of childhood modern? What changes have taken place in society to make modern childhood different? Is the experience of childhood different in different societies? Answer: - The concept of Childhood Modern & Changes in Making the Childhood Different Based on Hindu Mythology: (In My Opinion) The concept of Childhood is very common in India by Ancient Hindu Mythology. From my childhood I heard the stories of Abhimanyu (The Warrior in Mahabharata War), Lord Krishna (Leapfrog Child with wisdom & Chivalry). Dhruva, Prahallada, Abhimanyu, Markandeya etc. (Spiritually enlightened Children). In Sri Ramayana there is special chapter called “Bala Kanda”, it describes childhood of Lord Rama. In Ancient Hindu Mythology the child is treated as a child only, they didn’t use any other terminology for children. Those children have chivalry & Valor, we use to discuss about them a lot about their reverence, c...

   Name: -   A.N. Bharghava Shyam Admission Number: -   MAE15007 (12-Nov-2018) Topic Selected: -  Entomology (Over view of Insect Ecology- Briefly) Entomology Entomology:  - Entomology is scientific study of Insects (Branch of Zoology). The father of Entomology is William Kirby with the support of William Spence. History of Insects:- Insects are very ancient than humans, Nearly 925000 species are there in world, among that now nearly 75 percent is already discovered so far. Silver fish is one of the most ancient insect evolved 400 million years ago. Insects: -  Insects belong to Insecta Class & Arthropods phylum.  Class Insecta has 30 orders that are Hymenoptera (Some insects are Ant, Bees, etc.), Hemiptera (True Bugs, etc.), Diptera (Flies), Isoptera (Termites), orthoptera (Crickets) etc. classes. Usually the life cycle of insects is called Metamorphosis. It has four stages that are Egg, Caterpillar, Pupa and Adult. Characteristics (Body part...

   Name:-  A.N. Bharghava Shyam Admission Number:  - MAE15007 (11-Nov-2016) Topic Seleted:  - A Frame work for writing a note on Gandhi (Krishna Kumar & Others) Introduction:- Mathma Gandhi:  - Mathma Gandhi is father of Great Indian Nation and also remarkable sprituval & political leader. He did experiments on truth and wrote a book  “My Experiments with Truth” (Autobiography). He is great ideologist which ideologies are based on truth and Non-violence. Based on these truth and non-violence only he told about Basic Education {Nai-talim} National movement and question of decolonizing education: - In Freedom movement so many political leaders, freedom fighters, social reformers, etc. are revolted against the colonial power and rule, but not the colonial education system. Raja Ram mohan Roy told that “ The Sanskrit education makes our life dark” (In colonial Education- CHOE   Class) Gandhi’s criticism of colonialism: - Gandhi criticized the ...

   Name: - A.N. Bharghava Shyam Admission Number: - MAE15007 Date: 30-Oct-2016 Question:- Read the discussion on “Aims of Education” in Cornel Hamm’s & Winch essays. In the former you find R.S. Peters claiming that the who argue that education should have aims misunderstand the meaning of aims and its place in the context of education. What are the reasons for this claim? In contrast to this, Winch argues for the need to articulate aims however difficult it might be. Why? Explain at least 3 reasons for winch claim. You are also encouraged to develop your own reasons with adequate justifications. Introduction:- Definitions & Meanings: -  (In my opinion) Aims: -  Aim is mental condition and which have some vision about future Education:-  Education is a type of training (Practice) which is making us to prepare for our life to accept all things that are success & failure, Profit & loss, Happiness & Sadness in a positive manner (Treating them all...