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Guidelines for Training/ Orientation of Faculty on IKS


                                                         Annexure 1
                     Model Syllabi for the teacher training guidelines. The following syllabi have been prepared
                     by the committee to help guide the creation of such courses for teacher training. These
                     course outlines are not prescriptive and are intended to help the instructors in the
                     preparation of course syllabi as per the needs of the learners.

                     Annexure 1A: Model syllabi for IKS modules in the Induction Program
               Course 1: IKS Induction Program in IKS
                       1  Overview of IKS
                                Survey of IKS Domains: A broad overview of disciplines included in the IKS,
                                 and historical developments.
                                Sources of IKS knowledge, classification of IKS texts, a survey of available
                                 primary  texts,  translated  primary  texts,  and  secondary  resource  materials.
                                 Differences  between  a  sutra,  bhashya,  karika,  and  vartika  texts.
                                 Fourteen/eighteen vidyasthanas, tantra yukti
                                Vocabulary of IKS: Introduction to Pancha maha bhutas, concept of a sutra,
                                 introduction to the concepts of non-translatables (Ex. dharma, punya, aatma,
                                 karma, yagna, shakti, varna, jaati, moksha,loka, daana, itihaasa, puraana etc.)
                                 and importance of using the proper terminology. Terms such as praja, janata,
                                 loktantra, prajatantra, gana tantra, swarjya, surajya, rashtra, desh,
                                Philosophical foundations of IKS: Introduction to Samkhya, vaisheshika and
                                 Nyaya
                                Methods in IKS: Introduction to the concept of building and testing hypothesis
                                 using the methods of tantrayukti. Introduction to pramanas and their validity,
                                 upapatti;  Standards  of  argumentation  in  the  vada  traditions  (introduction  to
                                 concepts  of  vaada,  samvaada,  vivaada,  jalpa,  vitanda).  Concept  of  poorva
                                 paksha, uttara paksha.
                       2  Case Studies (Few of these may be selected as appropriate)
                                Mathematics of Madhava, Nilakantha somayaji
                                Astronomical models of Aryabhata
                                Wootz steel, Aranumula Mirrors and lost wax process for bronze castings
                                Foundational aspects of Ayurveda
                                Foundational aspects of Ashtanga yoga
                                Foundational aspects of sangeeta and natya Shastra
                                Foundational aspects of Bhartiya jurisprudence
                                Indian methods of pedagogy
                       3  India and the World: Influence of IKS on the world, knowledge exchanges with
                          other classical civilizations, and inter-civilizational exchanges.











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