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Subjects like arithmetic, science, environment, history, geography, and civics should be taught through carpentry, masonry, agriculture, printing, and other productive activities. This ideology was given by:
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This ideology was given by Mahatma Gandhi.
It is known as his principle of 'Nai Talim' (Basic Education).
Gandhi ji believed that the aim of education should not be merely bookish knowledge, but should be linked with productive activities (crafts) so that students become self-reliant and understand the dignity of labour. He prominently put forward this idea under the Wardha Education Scheme (1937), which emphasized the coordination of knowledge and work.
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