This course analyzes the development
of values from various angles: physical, social, intellectual and spiritual
that help in the building up of a holistic personality. It promotes the
importance of relationships at all levels within the learning community in
which the educator and student work together in an open and collaborative
relationship. In the process of such
value development, the contribution of family, parents, peers and media are
significant for building personal and social adjustments.
Course Credit-4
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Chinoy, Ely (1 96 1) Society: An Introduction to Sociology, New York: Random House.
Dowling, Elizabeth M. and Scarlett W. George (2006). Encyclopedia of religious and Spirtiual Development, Sage Publications.
Dutta, K.B. (2007). Mass Media and Society: Issues and Challenges; Akanksha Publishing.
Furze, B. and Healy, P. (1997). "Understanding Society and Change" in Stafford, C. and Furze, B. (ed) Society and Change (2nd Ed).
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