IKS: Ancient Education System

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Flashcards for reviewing the ancient Indian education system, its role in society, and its characteristics.

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The Ancient Bhartiya (Indian) Education System emphasized academic knowledge, moral growth, and ___ development.

spiritual

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Ancient Indian education served as a custodian of __ traditions, preserving knowledge, scriptures, rituals, languages, arts, and literature.

cultural

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Education instilled moral and ethical values such as truthfulness, righteousness, __, non-violence, and social responsibility.

compassion

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Education facilitated spiritual growth and self-realization, guiding individuals on the path of spiritual enlightenment, also known as ___.

moksha

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Education prepared individuals for leadership roles by imparting knowledge of __, law, politics, diplomacy, and statecraft.

ethics

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Education nurtured artistic talents and creativity, encouraging the development of literature, music, __, drama, sculpture, painting, and other forms of cultural expression.

dance

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A key feature of ancient Indian education was the __ approach, encompassing intellectual, moral, spiritual, and practical dimensions.

holistic

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Education was deeply rooted in spiritual and philosophical traditions, with a primary emphasis on self-realization and union with the divine, also known as __.

moksha

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Education was based on the intimate relationship between teacher (guru) and student (shishya), characterized by mutual __, trust, and devotion.

respect

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Education often took place in residential schools (__), where students lived with their teacher (guru) in a close-knit community.

gurukulas

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The curriculum encompassed a wide range of subjects such as Vedic scriptures, philosophy, __, astronomy, ethics, arts, and literature.

mathematics

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Education was accessible based on __ and aptitude rather than birth or privilege.

merit

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__ (Listening): Initial stage where students listened to the teachings of their guru, focusing on absorbing knowledge.

Shravana

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__(Reflection): Encouraged to reflect on and contemplate the teachings, fostering deeper understanding and critical thinking.

Manana

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__ (Meditation): Meditation on the learned concepts to internalize and realize the knowledge on a personal level.

Nididhyasana