Class on Value Oriented Education


A class on valued oriented education was conducted on 18 July 2019. The speaker was Sri. Padmanabha Swami from Nilambur, Malappuram.
The class was based on the different values a ideal teacher must posses. An ideal teacher should have  human values. The teacher must serve the students with the idea of ‘Serve is to mankind is the serve to god’. Different values like social values, educational values, economical values, moral values, etc that a teacher must acquire were also discussed. The class was a motivating one for all the students. 

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