Cultivating Goodness in Education The Sun of Peace หน้า 80
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This text emphasizes the importance of combining education with morality to promote the wise use of knowledge. It highlights the Dhammadayada Training Programme, which uses Buddhist principles to instill ethics in male college students. The trainees partake in a month-long program during their summer break, living in tents, observing precepts, and learning Dhamma to prepare for future ordination. The aim is to develop individuals who utilize their knowledge creatively for the greater good, contributing to world peace. The integration of ethics and education is essential for a balanced and constructive approach to knowledge application. Learn more at dmc.tv.

หัวข้อประเด็น

-Integration of education and morality
-The Dhammadayada Training Programme
-Buddhist principles and youth development
-Ethics in education
-Impact of knowledge on society

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A wise person who is highly educated may use knowledge and skills in the wrong way. For example, the use of advanced physics in the production of nuclear bombs during World War II has inflicted a permanent wound in mankind. Hence the cultivation of a consciousness of goodness in students is extremely crucial, so that the wise person will combine both education and morality, and in turn, bring the benefits of both, thereby using knowledge in a creative and beneficial manner, which is another path to world peace. The Dhammadayada Training Programme emphasises both practical and theoretical training. The training uses Buddhist principles as a template for developing ethics and morality. It is believed that Buddhist principles are one of the best principles that can be used to achieve the full development of youths. After training, the trainee will have a firm understanding of ethics and morality and be capable of efficiently incorporating these principles into their daily lives. The training period coincides with the summer break at universities. The training is open to male college students who search for a self-improvement programme. During training each trainee stays in a tent, learns Dhamma, strictly observes 8 Precepts, and meditates intensively for a period of one month. This particular training period is to prepare each trainee for his coming ordination physically, verbally, and mentally.
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