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Happiness curriculum in Delhi govt schools from July

Happiness curriculum in Delhi govt schools from July

Happiness curriculum in Delhi govt schools from July-Today Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) Deputy Chief  Minister Manish Sisodia who also holds the Education ministry, made the announcement Happiness curriculum for govt schools from the coming academic session. The curriculum is almost ready and it will be launched on 2ed July by the Dalai Lama. If we talk about Dalai Lama is important monks of the Gelug school. He is Nobel Peace Prize holder. “Happiness Curriculum” for Nursery to Class 8 students from the coming academic session.

Happiness curriculum in Delhi govt schools from July
 Deputy Chief  Minister Manish Sisodia, Delhi

Education Purpose for students is not merely to get high marks. The education system should be produce happier, confident and self-aware citizens. It is these self-aware citizens who will create a better society. Education has to serve a larger moral and societal purpose and can’t be looked upon in isolation from the needs of society. Even as our aim for economic equality, we must also strive for happiness equality. 

Deputy CM Manish Sisodia

 

According to the Mashish Sisodia, the curriculum will include moral values, meditation, and mental exercises and its core idea is to produce “salvage sampan” (versatile) “professionals and human beings who could serve the society with happiness. He said, After 10 to 12 years, these children will become professionals like Chartered accountant, doctors and engineers filled with happiness and serve the society.

Deputy CM Sisodia said that the authorities there told him that they were running “happiness” courses but that they were not as large as what the Delhi government was planning for its 1000 schools, having eight lakh students. said Citing his visit to Harvard University.

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