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7th 1990 by Shrii P. R. Sarkar. A six day international meeting was held
in Ydrefors, Sweden with 12 participants, to further the coordination of
AMGK activities. The sun was shining while the snow all around provided
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| Neohumanist Education |
At the 50 year anniversary of Ananda Marga and 15 year anniversary of Ananda Marga Gurukula, we are happy to be able to present to the world our global network of Neohumanist Education as a consolidated system of education, firmly based in its own philosophy and principles and dynamically evolving its pedagogy. Neohumanist Education is the underlying spirit of the entire Gurukula. Its ideals are to be infused in all faculties as the living spirit that inspires the character of the entire educational edifice of Gurukula itself. NHE is a distinct faculty of Gurukula responsible for disseminating Neohumanist Education into all faculties. At this time work of this faculty is concentrating on NHE in Early childhood, elementary and secondary schools. NHE Early Childhood Diploma Programme NHE Teacher Training Programme
for Elementary School Affiliation and Certification NHE Publications NHE - YES - Yoga in Schools
NHE - STUVOL |
| NHE Educators Summit
will be held June 6-16th 2006 in Sweden. The programme will include an NHE Seminar, Graduation for those completing the Diploma Programme and an Ananda Marga Gurukula meeting. If you are interested to attend please contact: <amgk.glo@gurukul.edu> |
| WHAT IS STUVOL ? |
| STUVOL - Student Volunteers is part of Neohumanist Education. This program was created as an extracurricular activity by Shrii P.R Sarkar and is similar to after school programmes or electives. STUVOL runs from Kindergarten to College. STUVOL offers students activities through which they can develop their service spirit and grow into caring and benevolent personalities. Through STUVOL activities, students apply their learning, |
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| Four Aspects of STUVOL |
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The Physical aspect of STUVOL aims at developing healthy habits,
love and care for one’s body and surroundings, resilience and strength. -Health related knowledge of home remedies -All-round cleanliness skills -Yoga, kaoshiki, tandava (competition) -Games, sports and martial arts training -First aid, nursing, emergency training, safety skills -Culinary and hospitality skills -Construction and building skills, architecture and design -Farming principles and nature related information 2. The Intellectual aspect of STUVOL
aims at developing expansion of mind. As a backdrop for learning about
the world we use the cycle of creation (Brahmacakra) to introduce general
knowledge of the natural environment in relation to the child. |
-Communication
skills - reading, writing, speaking, dialogue, negotiating, debating, discussing,
summarizing. -Office management skills 3. The Moral aspect of STUVOL
aims at developing trustworthiness, character and developing good habits
in the child. 4. The Cultural aspect of
STUVOL aims at developing omniscient grace, nice temperament
and ideation of the Great in the child. |