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12 items for “Teaching”

  1. Praachin Bharathiya Methods of Teaching

    Archanaa, P.

    2026Book ChapterBooks & Book ChaptersOpen access

    …emphasizing personalized guidance, moral instruction, and experiential learning. Teaching methods included listening (Shravana), reflection (Manana), meditation (Nididhyasana), debate (Tarka), storytelling (Itihasa-Purana), memorization (Smriti),…

  2. The Gita for Navigating Life Challenges

    Gomathi Devi, P.

    2025Book ChapterBooks & Book ChaptersOpen access

    …inspire millions with its profound insights into how to live a purposeful life. Its teachings transcend time, offering solutions to the modern world challenges we face. The Bhagavad Gita was first written by Ved Vyas and is often referred to as the…

  3. Bhagavad-Gita and Its Influence of the Overall Development of Man in India

    Deepa, M.

    2025Book ChapterBooks & Book ChaptersOpen access

    …physical, and intellectual realms of wellbeing. The study delves into how the teachings of the Bhagavad-Gita contribute to enhancing the overall well-being and development of individuals, fostering a harmonious integration of the physical, mental,…

  4. A Study on Awareness Towards Artificial Intelligence (AI) Among College Students in Pollachi Taluk

    Deepa, M.

    2026Book ChapterBooks & Book ChaptersOpen access

    …AI is streamlining administrative tasks, enabling educators to focus more on teaching rather than bureaucratic duties. Automated grading systems, attendance tracking, and scheduling software help reduce the workload for teachers and administrators.…

  5. Implications of Adi Shankara With Reference to Bhagavad Gita for Ethical Practices in Society

    Rajagopalan, S.

    2026Book ChapterBooks & Book ChaptersOpen access

    …as expounded through Shankara's commentary, this article demonstrates how his teachings transcend mere ritualism and offer a robust framework for moral conduct, social harmony, and selfless action. The paper argues that an understanding of Advaita, as…

  6. A Study on Factors Influencing for Usage of Artificial Intelligence Among College Studnets– With Special Reference to Coimbatore District

    Deepa, M.

    2026Book ChapterBooks & Book ChaptersOpen access

    …is streamlining administrative tasks, enabling educators to focus more on teaching rather than bureaucratic duties. Automated grading systems, attendance tracking, and scheduling software help reduce the workload for teachers and administrators.…

  7. Emerging Technologies in Education and Digital Learning Platforms

    Madhangiri, M.

    2026Book ChapterBooks & Book ChaptersOpen access

    …and digital learning platforms. These innovations are reshaping traditional teaching–learning processes by improving accessibility, personalization, engagement, and efficiency. Technologies such as Artificial Intelligence (AI), Machine Learning…

  8. Digital Literacy & Education Gaps

    Mohana Sundari, T.

    2026Book ChapterBooks & Book ChaptersOpen access

    …to overestimation of their abilities. Addressing these gaps requires more than teaching basic, instrumental technology skills (keystrokes); it necessitates fostering critical thinking, information evaluation, and ethical, secure online behavior.…

  9. Artificial Intelligence and the National Education Policy (NEP) 2020 – Integrated Education

    Mohana Sundari, T.

    2026Book ChapterBooks & Book ChaptersOpen access

    …systems, adaptive learning platforms, and predictive analytics are reshaping teaching and learning into more personalized, data-driven processes. In the Indian context, the National Education Policy (NEP) 2020 envisions leveraging technology,…

  10. Role of Discipline in Ancient Indian Education

    Mohana Sundari, T.

    2026Book ChapterBooks & Book ChaptersOpen access

    …toshape well-rounded individuals. Gurus modeled discipline through their conduct, teaching students obedience, humility, and ethical values via immersion in ashram life, where learning occurred orally and holistically. This principle prioritized character…

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