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The Future of Education in India: A Vision for NEP 2030
The Future of Education in India: A Vision for NEP 2030 is an insightful and forward-thinking academic exploration into the evolution of India’s education system beyond the implementation of the National Education Policy (NEP) 2020. The book delves into the challenges, successes, and missed opportunities of the NEP 2020 era while offering concrete, data-driven proposals for the new education policy that could take shape by 2030.
Abnormal Psychology: Theories, Diagnosis, and Treatment
Welcome to Abnormal Psychology: Theories, Diagnosis, and Treatment. This book aims to provide a thorough exploration of the field of abnormal psychology, offering both foundational knowledge and cutting-edge insights for students, professionals, and anyone interested in understanding the complexities of mental health disorders. Abnormal psychology is a multifaceted discipline concerned with the study of unusual patterns of behavior, thought, and emotion that may indicate the presence of a psychological disorder. It is a field that bridges various perspectives, from biological and psychological theories to social and cultural influences. As our understanding of mental health continues to evolve, this book seeks to provide a comprehensive overview of the current theories, diagnostic criteria, and treatment approaches, integrating the latest research and clinical practices. The journey through this book will guide you through the historical development of abnormal psychology, explore major theoretical perspectives, and delve into the nuances of various psychological disorders. We will examine mood disorders, anxiety disorders, psychotic disorders, personality disorders, and more, providing a balanced view of each through both theoretical frameworks and practical applications. One of the primary goals of this book is to bridge the gap between theory and practice. By including case studies and real-world applications, we aim to illustrate how theoretical models translate into clinical settings and how they can inform effective treatment strategies. Our approach is designed to facilitate a deep understanding of the complexities of mental health disorders and the diverse methods used to address them. I would like to express my gratitude to the many scholars, practitioners, and researchers who have contributed to the field of abnormal psychology. Their work has been instrumental in shaping our current understanding and has provided invaluable insights that have informed this book. Special thanks are due to my colleagues and mentors who have offered guidance and support throughout this project. As you explore the contents of this book, I hope you find it to be a valuable resource that enhances your knowledge and understanding of abnormal psychology. Whether you are a student embarking on a journey into this fascinating field or a seasoned professional seeking to update your knowledge, this book is intended to be a comprehensive and accessible guide. Thank you for joining me on this journey through the complexities of abnormal psychology. May this exploration deepen your appreciation for the intricacies of the human mind and the profound impact that understanding mental health disorders can have on individuals and society.
Shyness: Become Extrovert, Confident And Overcome Shyness (Techniques To Overcome Stress, Achieve Self Esteem And Succeed As An Introvert)
Do certain situations make you so anxious that you go out of your way to avoid them?For example, you might get nervous about calling a stranger or making a medical appointment. Your mind might go blank whenever an attractive person smiles at you. Or you might even decline a job opportunity just because it involves talking to a lot of new people.If this sounds like you, you probably have social anxiety disorder (also known as social phobia).Here Is A Preview Of What You'll Learn...-Change how you think and you will change your life.-Practice what you fear and fear will cease to exist.-The science behind your social anxiety, shyness & low self-esteem.-Use your physiology to change your emotions.-And much more….Through much research and personal trials I have found that this is one critical step in changing these limiting beliefs that create shyness, social anxiety and low self-esteem in others and that most if not all the negative thoughts we have are simply NOT TRUE! You can find these and other proven strategies on overcoming your shyness, social anxiety and low self-esteem in my book.Download your copy today!
Emotional Intelligence: The Complete Psychologist’s Guide to Mastering Social Skills and Beat Anxiety (Increase Eq Skills, Have Better Relationships and Make Friends)
What are the benefits of knowing and developing emotional intelligence?Emotional intelligence is the ability to understand and monitor one's feelings and those of others and use that information to act and adapt to social situations. It, therefore, means learning to use, understand and manage emotions in a fully conscious way.Knowing one's emotions means improving oneself enriching one's social and working life, and managing more negative emotions such as anger, anxiety, and stress.This book covers:Why do we need emotions?The personal competencies of emotional intelligenceSocial competencies of emotional intelligenceUnderstanding emotional drain and energy vampireEmotional intelligence at workEmotional intelligence at homeBusting the myths about emotional intelligenceAre you emotionally intelligent?Do you know that to be successful, you need to have a high emotional intelligence? For a while, most people thought that to achieve success, you had to have a high iq; however, recent research studies show otherwise. Emotional intelligence enables you to effectively identify your emotions, people’s emotions and to react accordingly. It also teaches you how to analyze situations before making a decision.
Calculated Risks
At the beginning of the twentieth century, H. G. Wells predicted that statistical thinking would be as necessary for citizenship in a technological world as the ability to read and write. But in the twenty-first century, we are often overwhelmed by a baffling array of percentages and probabilities as we try to navigate in a world dominated by statistics.Cognitive scientist Gerd Gigerenzer says that because we haven't learned statistical thinking, we don't understand risk and uncertainty. In order to assess risk -- everything from the risk of an automobile accident to the certainty or uncertainty of some common medical screening tests -- we need a basic understanding of statistics.Astonishingly, doctors and lawyers don't understand risk any better than anyone else. Gigerenzer reports a study in which doctors were told the results of breast cancer screenings and then were asked to explain the risks of contracting breast cancer to a woman who received a positive result from a screening. The actual risk was small because the test gives many false positives. But nearly every physician in the study overstated the risk. Yet many people will have to make important health decisions based on such information and the interpretation of that information by their doctors.Gigerenzer explains that a major obstacle to our understanding of numbers is that we live with an illusion of certainty. Many of us believe that HIV tests, DNA fingerprinting, and the growing number of genetic tests are absolutely certain. But even DNA evidence can produce spurious matches. We cling to our illusion of certainty because the medical industry, insurance companies, investment advisers, and election campaigns have become purveyors of certainty, marketing it like a commodity.To avoid confusion, says Gigerenzer, we should rely on more understandable representations of risk, such as absolute risks. For example, it is said that a mammography screening reduces the risk of breast cancer by 25 percent. But in absolute risks, that means that out of every 1,000 women who do not participate in screening, 4 will die; while out of 1,000 women who do, 3 will die. A 25 percent risk reduction sounds much more significant than a benefit that 1 out of 1,000 women will reap.This eye-opening book explains how we can overcome our ignorance of numbers and better understand the risks we may be taking with our money, our health, and our lives.
Modern Perspectives on Montessori Philosophy: Adaptations and Applications in the 2020's
The Montessori philosophy has long stood as one of the most influential educational approaches in history, rooted in the fundamental belief that children learn best in an environment that fosters their natural curiosity, independence, and intrinsic motivation. Developed in the early 20th century by Dr. Maria Montessori, her vision of education has since transcended geographic, cultural, and socioeconomic barriers. As educators and scholars, we have witnessed its power to inspire children to reach their full potential. However, with the rapid evolution of society, technology, and educational theory in the 21st century, it is crucial to re-examine and re-interpret Montessori’s principles in light of the challenges and opportunities presented by the 2020s.This book, Modern Perspectives on Montessori Philosophy: Adaptations and Applications in the 2020s, is an effort to bridge the timeless values of Montessori education with the dynamic needs of today’s learners. It presents an in-depth exploration of Montessori’s enduring relevance while examining how contemporary educators can apply and adapt these methods in a world that is increasingly interconnected and technologically driven.
The Concept of God: A Construct of Human Thought
In The Concept of God: A Construct of Human Thought, I, Khritish Swargiary, argue that the belief in God is not an inherent truth of the universe but a man-made construct, born out of fear, uncertainty, and the need for control. This book challenges the assumption that belief in a higher power is necessary for ethical living, and instead posits that human beings are capable of constructing moral systems without the need for divine oversight.
The God Paradox: Unpacking Belief in a Rational World
In The God Paradox: Unpacking Belief in a Rational World, I, Khritish Swargiary, argue that the belief in God is not an inherent truth of the universe but a man-made construct, born out of fear, uncertainty, and the need for control. This book challenges the assumption that belief in a higher power is necessary for ethical living, and instead posits that human beings are capable of constructing moral systems without the need for divine oversight. The genesis of this book came from a personal journey of questioning the belief systems I was raised with. As I delved deeper into the study of philosophy, history, and psychology, I began to realize that the concept of God, which had been presented to me as an unquestionable truth, could be understood as a social and cultural construct. My interest in secular humanism, which advocates for a morality rooted in human welfare and rationality rather than religious doctrine, prompted me to explore the origins and implications of belief in God.
Navigating the Digital Frontier: Case Studies in Online Learning for Career Advancement
Navigating the Digital Frontier: Case Studies in Online Learning for Career Advancement
Regional Language Education: Empowering the Bodo Community
Regional Language Education: Empowering the Bodo Community
Children With Special Needs (CWSN)
The journey of writing this book, Children With Special Needs (CWSN): A Comprehensive Guide, has been both enlightening and deeply rewarding. The subject of special education is one that holds profound importance, not just for the children directly involved, but for society as a whole. This book is an attempt to bridge gaps, provide insights, and foster a deeper understanding of the diverse needs and potentials of children with special needs.My interest in this field stems from a long-standing commitment to educational equity and inclusion. Over the years, I have witnessed the transformative power of inclusive education and the remarkable progress that can be achieved when children with disabilities are given the right support and opportunities. This book aims to capture that spirit of inclusivity and to provide a comprehensive resource for educators, parents, policymakers, and anyone invested in the welfare and education of CWSN.Throughout the chapters, you will find a detailed exploration of various disabilities, practical strategies for inclusive education, and the crucial role of policies and support systems. The book also explores into historical contexts, showcasing the evolution of special education practices and the legislative milestones that have paved the way for more inclusive educational environments.