Indian Education: Ancient, Medieval and Modern

Mangesh Ghonge, Rohit Bag and Aniket Singh

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Abstract: Education is a platform in which young generations are trained and make them future-ready. Education provides knowledge and skills which help the person to be employable. The Indian education system is very popular and diversified among other countries' education systems due to its change in the evolution from ancient to the modern education system. During the ancient and medieval periods of education, students were trained by teachers in such a manner that they can survive and live in that era. After independence, there is a tremendous growth in the Indian education system providing teaching and training in all aspects, but it does not satisfy the global demands of the market. This chapter focuses on teaching methodology, curriculum, characteristics, methods of learning, aims of the Indian education system during the ancient and medieval period and how it differed in today's modern education and what are the things that our today's modern education need to learn and implement from ancient and medieval education. The mentioned points are used to differentiate ancient, medieval, and modern education with advantages and disadvantages. Through this chapter, students, teachers will get to know the difference in the education system and what else to be adapted in the future to overcome all the problems.

Keywords: education; learning; curriculum; ancient; medieval; modern (search for similar items in EconPapers)
JEL-codes: I20 (search for similar items in EconPapers)
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DOI: 10.5772/intechopen.93420

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