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Catholic Contribution to the Indian History, Society and Culture 19th and 20th Centuries, Dharmaram Vidya Kshetram, Bangalore
Saumya Varghese
Christians have played a significant role in the field of education in India. The Christian Church’s constant evolution as a Teaching Institution in changing historical periods is well known. Individual Christians, different churches and religious Orders namely the Society of Jesus (SJ), the Congregation of the Religious of Jesus and Mary (RJM), Institute of the Blessed Virgin Mary (IBVM), Presentation Sisters, Apostolic Carmel (AC), Clarist Franciscan Missionaries of the Blessed Sacrament Sisters (CFMSS) etc have all played a significant role in the growth and development of the modern system of education in India. In this context, female education in India traditionally straitjacketed due to patriarchy, caste and customary practices received a stimulus only after the entry of Catholic nuns in the educational field. The educational enterprise of the Congregation of Jesus and Mary (RJM) that began its India mission in 1842 at Agra created history by being one of the sole pioneers of empowering women through education in this part of North India for about 60 years till the Franciscan sisters came to Agra in 1901. Following the rich Catholic intellectual tradition the JM institutions in India since the very beginning prioritized holistic development of their students—majority being girls—so that they would act as a leaven in their social set up. Irrespective of caste, creed or religion, the RJM orphanages and boarding establishments nurtured and sheltered poor girls and orphans. The paper seeks to unravel the catholic contribution towards women’s education in India through the microcosm of the RJM institutions in North India during the 19th and 20th centuries. It explores how and why the role of RJM was extremely significant given the social prejudices against female education, politico-economic and social turbulence caused by the 1857 revolution, two world wars and the partition of India, and, the lack of fiscal aid by the government both before and after Independence. Concurrently, it recreates the success story of the Catholic order in their mission of creating an enlightened community by both illustrating the meritorious alumni who excel in diverse fields such as politics and leadership, law and journalism, social work, theatre, education, award winning scientists, environmentalists etc; and, the awards and laurels won by the JM administrators.
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On 27th February 1540, the Papal Bull Regimini Militantis Eclesiae estabilished the oficial institution of The Society of Jesus, centred on Ignacio de Layola. Its creation marked the begining of a new Order that would accomplish its apostolic mission through education and evangelisation. The Society´s first apostolic activity was in service of the Portuguese Crown. Thus, Jesuits became involdev within the missionary structure of the Portuguese Patronage and ended up preaching massively across non-European spaces and societies
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School closures during the pandemic brought about many changes to educational systems. Administrators, teachers, students, and parents each faced significant challenges through the course of the year. In some regards, these changes provided new opportunities for students through remote learning platforms. In other instances, however, some struggled with the lack of in-person support and hands-on learning. But as we emerge from the pandemic, schools will not only be faced with these issues but new ones as well. And one of these may well be dealing with classrooms without borders.
Understandably, students who attend public school systems in the US are required to live within specific school districts. But during the pandemic, the boom of online learning platforms allowed some leniency in this regard. ( Read more about the online learning boom in this Bold story .) Currently enrolled students were allowed to log in remotely in order to perform educational activities. Most did this from home within the school district, but some chose to do this from abroad. In essence, this education without boundaries, at least in a physical sense, offered needed learning opportunities for some students. This raises the possibility of how school systems may to consider classrooms without borders in the future.
“It takes a thirst for education on the part of the student to log in to school from Egypt or Kenya. It takes dedication from the teachers, staff, school board and administration to make that happen.” – Pat Politano Mid-Manhattan School District Spokesperson
To gain a better understanding of what classrooms without borders looks like, it’s worth examining student behaviors this past year. In many school districts, particularly in urban areas, some immigrant and minority students chose to attend from afar. While residing in countries like the Dominican Republic, Kenya, Honduras, and others, these students accessed school platforms online. In total, as many as 2 to 3% of these individuals periodically attended classes abroad. Given the circumstances surrounding the pandemic, education without boundaries made sense for some.
In many cases, students accessing public school systems from other countries did so out of necessity. Some parents, who were unable to secure childcare at home while working, sought the assistance of foreign relatives. Other students traveled to other countries to care for sick relatives. And others simply took the opportunity that education without boundaries offered to reconnect with relatives living elsewhere. Because all students were essentially participating in classrooms without borders, many students saw this as permissible.
“We of course don’t encourage it. But families here have just faced so many challenges during the pandemic. I’d rather have them learning from wherever they are than not.” – Susana A. Perón, Deputy Superintendent of Paterson Public Schools
In terms of education without boundaries, clear challenges do exist. For one, school districts require that students reside within geographic areas in order to attend both online and in-person sessions. As a result, students logging in remotely can usually only be abroad for a certain amount of time. In addition, classrooms without borders means that students are on different time zones. This means some students may need to access online activities at unusual hours. Notably, this is usually not ideal when trying to create ideal learning environments.
It is also quite clear that students choosing to log in remotely from other countries tend to be immigrants and minorities. It is well recognized that these students already suffer from achievement gaps in traditional classrooms. Therefore, classrooms without borders could exacerbate these problems. The lack of in-person support and inherent technology issues with remote access could make matters worse. This form of education without boundaries enables remote access that can certainly be helpful. But at the same time, it may also create additional obstacles to learning for some students.
“It’s one thing to say kids can log in anytime, anywhere. But if they’ve gone someplace where they need to log in at 2 a.m., that doesn’t seem ideal.” – Mike Magee, Chief Executive of Chiefs for Change
If there is one thing that the pandemic taught us, it’s that we are resilient and can rapidly adapt to change. This was certainly true of educational systems as teachers and administrators had to quickly adopt new practices. Notably, one of these practices involved the implementation of online learning systems. Educators scrambled to create new curricula and new learning activities in this new environment. At the same time, they also had to develop new support structures to help both students and parents alike. Though this was challenging, these school systems effectively created classrooms without borders. And now that they are in place, new opportunities for education without boundaries exist.
Understanding this, administrators and teachers together must embrace these opportunities moving forward. Current classrooms without borders have notably given some students and parents a level of support needed amidst a crisis. From this perspective, further developing education without boundaries could result in more effective ways to meet student and parent needs. While these systems should never sacrifice academic quality, it’s evident that many students thrive in remote online learning environments. Therefore, providing such options for learning in a more comprehensive manner could have clear advantages. These are worthwhile pursuits that educational systems should consider in a post-pandemic world.
Virtual environments are proving to be advantageous in a number of areas. This includes not only virtual entertainment platforms but also those involving telemedicine and telehealth. Beyond public school systems, remote online learning platforms are also on the rise. Therefore, it seems quite logical that public school systems should explore these opportunities as well. Classrooms without borders could potentially better utilize limited educational resources. They could also improve access to learning supports that may otherwise not be available. Creative solutions are needed for education without boundaries to be realized. But as the pandemic has clearly shown, these alternatives do have potential.
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Education is an enlightening experience. It’s an unending process. We keep learning new things, gaining new experiences all through our lives. Why should schools be any different? We send our children to school to prepare them for a life as adults. We provide with them with the best tools, best opportunities, we as parents and or guardians can provide. There are many benefits for preparing our children to a life outside of school and most importantly education beyond rote learning and not understanding.
The earlier models of education focused mainly on just textbooks was goal oriented towards a career. There has been a humongous change in the educational system in the past few years. If we just take the example of last year.Living through a pandemic, an ongoing pandemic, we are realizing the importance of being self-reliant. When we were under lockdown, living at home, working, cooking, cleaning, managing the kids, keeping them busy, keeping your sanity and in an atmosphere of uncertainty we truly understood the efforts it takes to managing a home and maintaining a work life balance.
The true meaning of education is not only attending school, it’s not only about your grades and the rank you score in school. Education involves the all-round development of a child. It combines subjects such as gardening along with biology. History along with music or dance.
Education is an experience and it’s preparing us for a life outside school, for a life beyond just crunching numbers. It’s preparing us for a life of self- love, acceptance no matter who we are or of our differences. India is a land of diversity. We are a country of over 22 languages.We are a country of diversity, unity, togetherness and belonging. We at Shivneri boarding school have students who are diverse, different and culturally different. At our school students mingle with each other, learn together, study, grow, share dorms and spend their day learning from a vast variety of subjects. We are devoted towards the all-round development of your child. We are instilling values of confidence, personal growth and independence. To make sure that our students are well looked at and kept busy during the day we have a strict schedule that we adhere to. Students begin their day early in the morning.
Their daily schedule at Shivneri boarding school is: -
Life is complicated. Who we are as individuals has a lot to do with how we grew up, the kind of experiences we were exposed to as children, what were the values that we believed in?
At Shivneri boarding school , we believe that these are some of the core values that help shape a child and who they will turn out to be in the future: -
Instilling these values in children from a tender age is the best way to start your child’s education. These are some of the lessons they will carry all through their life.
Students begin the day with yoga, exercise and PT. There are many benefits to exercising in the morning, some of them are: -
After exercising children then get ready for school and then head for breakfast. At Shivneri boarding school our meal plan changes every fortnightly. Our kitchens are cleaned every day before and every student meals. We ensure that proper hygiene is maintained in the kitchen for our children’s safety.
Sending your child to a CBSC Curriculum boarding school such as Shivneri boarding school can be very beneficial for your children. Listed below are some benefits of boarding schools:
Students are responsible for taking care of their own personal belongings. Older students are responsible for keeping their beds clean, their clothes and their personal belongings. Responsibilities like these are what make kids self-reliant. They learn how to take care of themselves and their belongings.
With a vast variety of clubs such as the Eco-club, Science club, robotics club and many more such fun learning opportunities for children to learn and socialize. Here they will perform in groups and form teams, talk and spend time with each other every day, they are working better every day.
The CBSE Curriculum offers a ton of benefits for your child, some of them are as follows:
CBSE Follows a scientific approach where students are supposed to appear or only 1 question paper per subject. This relieves children of unnecessary pressure and stress that is usually associated with examinations.
A large number of schools in India are already affiliated to the CBSE Module of studying. This makes it easier for when parents want to change cities and can easily get their children enrolled in a CBSE Board school in case of work/ personal transfers.
The CBSE Syllabus is designed to prepare students for various entrance exams such as IIT-JEE, MHT-CET, NATA, AITP (ALPHA INTEGRATED TRAINING PROGRAM) .
Comprehension and Practice is the key to success in competitive exams. Our skilled faculty and digital learning at Shivneri boarding school helps students to comprehend in a better way. The course does not offer only the entrance exam coaching but also 12th Science (CBSE). Our Junior college is affiliated with CBSE Delhi. This is a residential course of 2 years wherein students stay in the most comfortable environment.
We at Shivneri boarding school want our students to receive the best of everything. The best education at their disposal, the best learning opportunities, better focus and ultimately a happy healthy life. For more information about our school: - https://www.shivnerischool.com/
500 words essay on importance of education.
To say Education is important is an understatement. Education is a weapon to improve one’s life. It is probably the most important tool to change one’s life. Education for a child begins at home. It is a lifelong process that ends with death. Education certainly determines the quality of an individual’s life. Education improves one’s knowledge, skills and develops the personality and attitude. Most noteworthy, Education affects the chances of employment for people. A highly educated individual is probably very likely to get a good job. In this essay on importance of education, we will tell you about the value of education in life and society.
First of all, Education teaches the ability to read and write. Reading and writing is the first step in Education. Most information is done by writing. Hence, the lack of writing skill means missing out on a lot of information. Consequently, Education makes people literate.
Above all, Education is extremely important for employment. It certainly is a great opportunity to make a decent living. This is due to the skills of a high paying job that Education provides. Uneducated people are probably at a huge disadvantage when it comes to jobs. It seems like many poor people improve their lives with the help of Education.
Better Communication is yet another role in Education. Education improves and refines the speech of a person. Furthermore, individuals also improve other means of communication with Education.
Education makes an individual a better user of technology. Education certainly provides the technical skills necessary for using technology . Hence, without Education, it would probably be difficult to handle modern machines.
People become more mature with the help of Education. Sophistication enters the life of educated people. Above all, Education teaches the value of discipline to individuals. Educated people also realize the value of time much more. To educated people, time is equal to money.
Finally, Educations enables individuals to express their views efficiently. Educated individuals can explain their opinions in a clear manner. Hence, educated people are quite likely to convince people to their point of view.
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First of all, Education helps in spreading knowledge in society. This is perhaps the most noteworthy aspect of Education. There is a quick propagation of knowledge in an educated society. Furthermore, there is a transfer of knowledge from generation to another by Education.
Education helps in the development and innovation of technology. Most noteworthy, the more the education, the more technology will spread. Important developments in war equipment, medicine , computers, take place due to Education.
Education is a ray of light in the darkness. It certainly is a hope for a good life. Education is a basic right of every Human on this Planet. To deny this right is evil. Uneducated youth is the worst thing for Humanity. Above all, the governments of all countries must ensure to spread Education.
Q.1 How Education helps in Employment?
A.1 Education helps in Employment by providing necessary skills. These skills are important for doing a high paying job.
Q.2 Mention one way in Education helps a society?
A.2 Education helps society by spreading knowledge. This certainly is one excellent contribution to Education.
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Dear Kerry Ann,
Last week, an essay (“ Thanks for Listening ”) made the rounds on social media about the invisible, unrewarded and time-intensive emotional labor involved in listening, empathizing, problem solving and resource finding. It described how the offices of “nice women” become confessionals where students disclose private information, share secrets, request assistance, present crises, unload emotional problems and cry (a lot).
When I read it, all I could think was: Ugh. That’s me! I understand all the structural reasons why this happens, but I don’t know how to change it. I’m exhausted, and I’m falling behind on my research and writing. I’m ready to make some changes, but I’m not sure what changes to make.
Please advise.
Warm and Fuzzy
Dear Warm and Fuzzy,
Your experience resonates with me personally. I’m 4 feet 10 inches tall, a woman of color, a great listener and definitely perceived as “warm and fuzzy.” Early in my career, my office was an unending stream of emotional disclosure. Part of me felt honored that people feel safe with me. Part of me felt like I wanted to be the professor I never had. And part of me cared so deeply about my students that I want all of them to feel seen, heard and supported in their growth.
Despite my good intentions, I quickly burned out, because there are personal, physical and emotional costs to that level of emotional work. Doing this labor in addition to classroom teaching, service and maintaining a high level of research productivity left me working all the time.
I’ve written elsewhere about how race, class, gender and size shape professors’ daily interactions, so I’ll respect your question by focusing on what you can do to change this pattern. Let me say this with love, compassion and respect: it’s time to talk about boundaries.
Why Boundaries Are Important
At the most basic level, boundaries are the guidelines that we use to set expectations, responsibilities and limits for ourselves and other people. As a faculty member, boundaries determine what is (and what is not) OK in our relationships with students. Because there is a power differential between you and your student, what you create and allow drive the conversational boundaries of what happens in your office. In other words, you are the professor, so you set the boundaries.
It’s helpful to imagine boundaries as Henry Cloud and John Townsend describe in Boundaries : “A personal property line that marks those things for which we are responsible.” But where you draw that personal property line is up to you and depends on how you understand your role as a professor.
To be clear, I don’t believe there’s a right or wrong place to draw your boundaries. But it’s important for you to make conscious, intentional and consistent choices about your boundaries. And because the way faculty members understand their role varies, let me share a few guiding questions you can use to start choosing where you want to create boundaries for yourself.
Where Does Your Responsibility as a Professor Begin and End?
The foundation of creating healthy boundaries between yourself and students is how you understand what you are -- and are not -- responsible for as a professor. At one end of the spectrum, some faculty members imagine that their responsibility is restricted to teaching the material outlined in their course description. Faculty members who have a short list of responsibilities tend to have high boundaries and formal interactions because they don’t feel responsible for solving students’ personal problems, helping them navigate the campus support services or advising them on major life decisions.
At the other end of the spectrum are faculty members who believe that their duty as a professor includes advising, mentoring, role modeling, being on call 24-7 and playing a quasi-parental role in students’ lives. This far more expansive list of responsibilities results in lower boundaries and far more frequent and informal interactions.
I encourage you to spend some time asking yourself: 1) What precisely are my responsibilities as a professor? 2) What are my students’ responsibilities? and 3) Where exactly does my responsibility end and my students’ responsibility begin? This clarity will help you to feel more comfortable defending your boundaries when students cross them, without any guilt whatsoever. Once you’ve written down what your responsibilities are (and are not), then it’s time to take stock of whether your behavior supports (or undermines) those boundaries.
What Nonverbal Cues Are You Sending?
When it comes to your office and the conversations that take place with students in it, you are in charge -- whether your realize it or not. You create the space, you cue students (verbally and nonverbally) about what you will allow, and your responses either give students permission to show up outside of your office hours and start disclosing private information or not.
If you are young, female, underrepresented and/or generally perceived as a nice person, you may find students making assumptions about your boundaries or testing your boundaries in ways that are not aligned with where you have drawn them. I’m not saying it’s fair that you may have to frequently defend your boundaries. I’m saying that’s real and it’s why you have to be extra clear about where your boundaries lie and skillfully push back when students cross them.
To that end, it’s important that you do not unintentionally send mixed messages. In other words, even before you say anything, you nonverbally communicate a wide range of messages. For example, when it comes to your office, pause to ask yourself:
I’m asking you to reflect on these questions as a way to take stock of what messages you are sending to students nonverbally and determine whether those messages support your boundaries or undermine them.
Do You Choose Your Responses or Default to Listening?
When you clarify your boundaries, you can be more assertive in shaping conversations. The problem is that when you lack clarity, it may feel as if you have no options in how to respond to common ramp-up question such as, “This is confidential, right?” So you default to yes (or nod).
In doing so, you are giving a student permission to disclose personal and confidential information. And if saying yes is within your boundaries, great! There’s no problem. But if that question is a clear red flag that somebody is about to cross a boundary for you, then guess what? You have plenty of other ways to respond, including the following:
These are examples of acceptable responses if a student’s disclosure is going beyond what you feel responsible for as a professor. I’m providing examples because, many times, new faculty members don’t know how to defend their boundaries verbally. I encourage you to use these if they are helpful and remind yourself that, in doing so, you are modeling professional boundaries for your students.
What Structures Do You Have in Place to Communicate Your Boundaries?
Since you’re clarifying your boundaries, it’s a great time to review your course policies to see if they support -- or undermine -- your boundaries with students. Have you:
All of these questions are important, because the messages you send via your course policies can support the boundaries you want to establish.
What Are the Signs That You Need a Boundary Adjustment?
Finally, I encourage you to notice now how you feel when your boundaries are crossed. You have identified feeling exhausted and frustrated as red flags. I would add that resentment, anger and excessive frustration with others who aren’t doing the same emotional labor are common signs that it’s time for a boundary adjustment. If you know what the emotional signs are, then you can make adjustments whenever they pop up.
I also want to warn you that when you first start to experiment with setting boundaries, it may feel awkward and difficult. For example, you may feel powerful waves of guilt the first time a student (particularly one who is not enrolled in your class) asks, “Do you have time to talk?” and you politely decline. That guilt will be particularly intense if your gender, class, religious or cultural socialization has a strong element of self-sacrifice in it. It may be intensified when others openly express displeasure with your unwillingness to meet their needs. That’s a normal part of the process! So acknowledge the feelings, remind yourself about what you are (and are not) responsible for, and affirm the value of healthy boundaries with your students.
I hope that these questions are received in the spirit they are given: to help those of you who find yourself exhausted from listening too much to feel empowered to listen when, where and under what circumstances you choose to do so -- as opposed to whenever someone wants to unload and considers your office the best place to do that. I’m sure readers will have lots of additional concrete tips and suggestions on setting boundaries, and I encourage everyone to share those freely in the comment section below.
Peace and productivity,
Kerry Ann Rockquemore, Ph.D.
President, National Center for Faculty Development & Diversity
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Education Without Boundaries: Questioning and Exploring a Values-Based Culture in a Transdisciplinary International Postgraduate Community - Author: Luca Morini, Jodie Enderby, Mark Dawson, Farhana Gokhool, Emmanuel Effiong Johnson, Samena Rashid, Virginia King ... The authors, as a collective, use the concept of "boundaries," emerged in ...
Read the original article in full on Gates Open Research: Teaching without boundaries: interviews exploring the adaptation of collaborative inquiry to the American context ... They write that trust between faculty members in a school is built on respect, competence, a personal regard for other people, integrity, and agreement on issues such as ...
In today's rapidly advancing world, education plays a vital role in shaping the future of individuals and societies. One particular area of education that has gained significant attention is STEM…
Phase 1 - give your opinion in support: You may own the opinion with statements such as, In my opinion, or I believe that. It could be in a third-person form as well. The continuation of one tonality of essay, either third-person or personal tonality, is essential.
No Jesuit education is complete without attention to the development of the moral and intellectual qualities of leadership: love for the country, integrity, human relations, understanding, hard work, organizational ability, cooperation and team-work, and the power of expression in speech and writing.
Challenges with Classrooms without Borders. In terms of education without boundaries, clear challenges do exist. For one, school districts require that students reside within geographic areas in order to attend both online and in-person sessions. As a result, students logging in remotely can usually only be abroad for a certain amount of time.
The earlier models of education focused mainly on just textbooks was goal oriented towards a career. There has been a humongous change in the educational system in the past few years. If we just take the example of last year.Living through a pandemic, an ongoing pandemic, we are realizing the importance of being self-reliant.
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Education is a weapon to improve one's life. It is probably the most important tool to change one's life. Education for a child begins at home. It is a lifelong process that ends with death. Education certainly determines the quality of an individual's life. Education improves one's knowledge, skills and develops the personality and ...
Dear Kerry Ann, Last week, an essay ("Thanks for Listening") made the rounds on social media about the invisible, unrewarded and time-intensive emotional labor involved in listening, empathizing, problem solving and resource finding. It described how the offices of "nice women" become confessionals where students disclose private information, share secrets, request assistance, present ...
Education Without Borders. Education Without Borders Superintendent Tom Boasberg has put Denver Public Schools (DPS) on the fast track to be the first school district in the nation to hire fully qualified, previously undocumented immigrants to teach in classrooms. Boasberg's trailblazing decision to hire undocumented educators under the ...
INTRODUCTION. This article examines how boundaries in teacher education are constructed in interactions, how boundaries are made relevant by student teachers, and how this affects their learning trajectories. Ethnographic observation is used to understand the structure of activity as well as how individual agency is part of institutional activity.
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report flag outlined. We are asked to write an essay on Stem education without boundaries in this question. Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics are referred to as STEM. But it goes beyond that. STEM has evolved to stand for a distinctive method of instruction and learning based on pupils' different learning preferences and interests.