What are the main aims and objectives of a great School Complex? Teaching, training and learning take place in both formal and non-formal situations, enriching the nation's human resources for individual well being and social progress.
What are the main Aims and Objectives of institutional Planning? Each institution should prepare the plan on the basis of the following characteristics.
In the past, teaching objectives in Mathematics were limited to having students’ memorized facts and obtain skill in manipulating and calculating numbers. Memorizing of rules and mechanical manipulation of numbers were considered sufficient.
History aims at helping students to understand the present existing social, political, religious and economic conditions of the people. The present is in fact the child of the past.
The following are the aims of teaching English at the Secondary stage: (i) The student understands English when spoken at the normal conversational speed.
The first aim of teaching Algebra is to help in expression of abstract ideas. Words and phrases as the instrument of ideas are replaced by symbols helping in clarity and conciseness.
The aims of teaching Geography are intimately connected with the functions and values. Geography teaching aims at nothing less than an understanding of the inter-action of the vast natural environments on the surface of the earth on entire humanity.
Teaching of Science falls into two main classes-usefulness to the Country and usefulness to the pupils. Aims of Science teaching, that remain planted in Teacher's Manuals, without being used, do not help children.
Programme of physical education is based on sound psychological principles. It develops amongst the individuals wholesome attitudes towards play and physical activities and cultivates recreational and hobbies.
Health education like general education is concerned with the change in knowledge, feelings and behavior of people. In its most usual ‘form it concentrates on developing such health practices as are believed to bring about the best possible state of well being'—(WHO).