Tulsi Prajna 1992 04

SR No.: 524570
Original Sutra Author: N/A
Author: Parmeshwar Solanki
Publisher: Jain Vishva Bharati
Publication Year: 1992
Total Pages: 130
Language: Hindi
Classification: Magazine, India_Tulsi Prajna, & India
File Size: 6 MB

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TULSI-PRAJÑĀ, April-June, 1992
atmosphere. The techniques are developmental in nature. 5. Mahadevan, u. "Guidance services in colleges', University News, 27 (50), 8-10.
Guidance service involve a process of dynamic interpersonal relationship designed to influence the attitude and subsquent behavi. our of a student. Through appropriate guidance services the student is helped to develop desirable attitude and behaviour pattern. A college or a university department with a guidance centre can contribute to a richer, fuller and more satisfying life for the students, teachers, the administrators and the parents. Therefore, such a professional service should be an integral part of the college community, all over the country. 6. Lal, MM. 'Nehru's concept of education', University News, 27 (36) pp. 1-5.
According to Nehru: "Right education must be an all round development of the human being, a harmonising of our internal conflicts and a capacity to cooperate with others." Great importance is attached to the practical aspects of education Education to him was a means to amend and that too the social and national end. 7. Ghosh, D. K. 'New education policy-role of management, University News, 27 (49) pp. 1-3.
As the internal efficiency of each institution improves. the performance of teachers and students would improve also. This implies that the role of the administration is to play in the entire system for bringing about greater internal efficiency of each institution. However, the administration of today is no way better in its form and content than what it was 30 years before. The reasons are lack of exposure, absence of training and refresher courses, lack of knowledge of the system or even of one's own institution, lack of motivation, presence of outdated and unworkable age old rules, absence of well defined job description, absence of well defined reporting system as also of involvement and belonging. 8. Mathur, M.L. 'National pattern of education and restructuring of courses., University News, 27 (52) pp. 1-6.
It has been long felt that the first degree courses in Indian Universities need structuring to make them serve better the cause of higher education. Restructuring of course means total redesign of structure to remove the basic weaknesses in our present first degree education and bringing it to international standred and making it relevant to our living. There has to be a national consensus on up gradation of courses and making them more relevant to social living and improving quality of life. A beginning can be made by all the Universities of a state coming together and envolving a common