Ganesh Kumar BaskarAIR 7 · CSE 2019 · 156 wordsTheir whole copy
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National policy on education (1992), and Ramamurthy Committee highlight the importance of extra-curricular activity in instilling ethical values.
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Role of educational institutions in instilling ethical values
(1) They are the 2nd arena of socialization of children after home.
(2) They are the conscience of the leadership of the next generation.
How extra-curricular activities promote ethical values
(1) Team sports build the sense of social belonging, camaraderie, and fair play.
eg. Courtney Walsh refused to run-out non-striker who had gone outside crease in 1987 World cup. This teaches fairplay.
(2) These activities develop social intelligence and emotional intelligence essential for success in life.
(3) Developing values of compassion, and empathy.
(4) It creates a connect with society beyond text books and creates social consciousness.
(5) Exposes students to ethical leaders and their actions.
eg (1) Martin Luther King was influenced by teaching of Gandhi. (2) Gandhi himself became truthful after watching Harishchandra play (an extra curricular activity).
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