Educational India November 1936

The capacity to maintain our postures to judge the position of our limbs without the aid of our eyes and to move and adjust the movements of the body is dependent on the proper functioning"166 EDUCATIONAL INDIA FOR NOVEMBER 1936 of the kinaesthetic sense. [...] In the first few months he seems to find his greatest satisfaction from the exercise of the senses and muscles of his mouth which at birth is the most acutely feeling and efficiently acting organ of the body." Later he finds as the psycho-analysts tell us much satisfaction in the exercise of his excretory organs and still later in the exercise of other parts and limbs of the body. [...] The project method serves the purpose of imparting the knowledge of the technique of the problem and also of giving side information concering the project e. g. Mensuration started with the idea of building a house. [...] These Committees should include members of the staff of the Osmania University and of the Nizam College and also officers of the Education Department to be nominated by the Director of Public Instruction in consultation with the Pro-Vice-Chancellor. [...] (d) When the regulations of the Board and the courses of study for secondary and high schools have been approved by Government in the Education Department and the regulations governing admission to the University and determining the courses of study for the B. A. and B. Sc.