RE: [MTC Global] [Weekdays Discussion-I] Growing Trust Deficit on Students-- a serious concern

I cannot say of previous years. My city got one Padmshree last year and two this year and the whole city can unanimously vouch for genuineness of the awardees and work done by them.

Regards

Virendra Goel

 

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Dear All,

Are we practicing values? who practices? We hear that  Padma awards are also sold!

There are scams, where their self interest is more than national interest.

Cricketers play well in IPL than world cups!

Practicing values are not rewarded in India. People with political influence, money will gain the lime light.

Change can happen through academics and media (if they have the  will). A teacher can teach values.

Parent-teacher meeting can focus on values instead of marks.

Ethical case studies can be discussed.

An organisation's success can be evaluated through employees citizenship behaviour rather than balance sheet and share value.

Every media can focus on ethical advertisement.

We need to believe that all values are learned  behaviours. It can be learned at any stage by anybody.

Regards,

Prof. Vijendra Kumar SK

Assistant Professor and Counseling Psychologist,

Centre for Counseling and Career Guidance,

PES University,

Bangalore.

 

 

 

On Tuesday, May 31, 2016 7:35 AM, "'K.R Subramanian' via Management Teachers Consortium, Global" <join_mtc@googlegroups.com> wrote:

 

The Question is How to rectify?

Prof.K.R.Subramanian

 

On Tuesday, May 31, 2016 5:45 AM, Kamatchi P <kamatchi.p@gmail.com> wrote:

 

Dear all
I do agree the present generations loosing the values. This can be blamed the present system,family ,Institutions and the older generation. The elders are not showing  their interest in rectifing the mistake and try  to connect through life experience and  setting A
Model on  humanity . Moral education is
Vanished. Morality ,ethics are fading away.We need to build a new society.
Dr.Kamakshi p
pofessor and Consultant

On 30-May-2016 9:36 pm, "'JAYASRI INDIRAN' via Management Teachers Consortium, Global" <join_mtc@googlegroups.com> wrote:

Basic lack of moral values, especially in respecting self and elders, respecting education, valuing 'goodness', acknowledging service, valuing mutual respect, value for money, value for time, value for integrity and value for sincerity are the reasons, i believe. 

 

Today, we had to visit a private bank for opening an account (please dont ask if we need to visit physically for opening an account, that is another tragic story.). Its actually for collecting cheque book and passbook from the bank. The application for opening an account was given 20 days back. Now, the scenario is we were asked to sit in front of the marketing executive and deal with him for further collecting our docs. First when one of my friend was asked to sign on the delivery register, she signed and waited for him to hand the docs over to her. She was waiting for the executive to attend to her. He, the so-called young marketing executive seems to be in his 3rd or 4th year of service, he just threw things like passbook and cheque book towards our direction though the distance between him and us was just a table breadth. Then, i was observing if he can behave little proper to others, at least to his own colleagues. No, in a matter of 20 minutes time, i could see him behaving in such rude way, to whoever comes across his way for any transaction. This is a small example for what we are talking about basic trust and character. 

 

What is wrong in him? Whether his own personality? If its so the reason is his culture or the environment? These questions arise for whatever we could see in our students as non-obedient, not being trustworthy, not giving respect to teachers, not giving value for his own promises, not being committed to what he is into, not taking things with sincerity. all these are the effects of out own style of bringing our children up. We lost the values of joint family in which we need to exercise all theses as routine and they are part and parcel of our life. If not, at least schools had moral education sessions which is now a name sake show in which nothing fruitfully happening. This is what i believe.

 

Regards,                         

 

DR. JAYASRI INDIRAN

Assistant Professor-HR

Rajagiri Centre for Business Studies

Rajagiri Valley Post

Kakkanad

Cochin-682039

Mob.: +91-8129650401

Email: jayasri@rajagiri.edu

 

We should not waste out time and energy in justifying ourselves to those who are committed to mistake us...!!!

 

On Monday, 30 May 2016 4:07 PM, "'Vijendra Kumar' via Management Teachers Consortium, Global" <join_mtc@googlegroups.com> wrote:

 

Dear All,

whenever there is an opportunity to become unaccountable, the values, which fosters humanity gets diluted and changes. From this point, it becomes clear that the number of students enrollment increases, the tendency to  cheat also increases, if they are not accountable.

If we take Gurukul example,  few teachers and students were there in a system. Each knows others well and used to inculcate values as required and they used to get motivated because these were rewarded then and there (as well as later). But same thing will not happen in a highly competitive world of 21st century. here resources are scarce, but competition is more. So people try different ways.

The other perspective is that the judgment like this can be due to our biased social cognition (representativeness heuristics?). We need to remember that  this kind of betraying the trust was there in Mahabharatha also (Karna was the example; he might have had 100 reasons, justifiable).

Regards,

Prof. Vijendra Kumar SK

Assistant Professor & Counseling Psychologist,

Centre for Counseling and Career Guidance,

PES University,

 Bangalore.

 

On Monday, May 23, 2016 3:36 PM, Kuldeep Nagi <kuldeepn@hotmail.com> wrote:

 

In this new century we are gradually sliding into a "culture of distrust." Distrust usually leads to dishonesty. Most universities do not treat its students as stake holders in the teaching learning processes. Acquiring a degree has become important than learning for enhancing one's potential and building character. Students are just interested in getting grades and getting ahead by hook-or-crook. In addition, HE is also crippled by introduction of dirty politics into the campuses. Corrupt politicians are partly to blame for the degradation of HE. In some ways, HE reflects the nature and values of Indian society.    

 

  Kuldeep Nagi, PhD

Bangkok, Thailand
66-846374466

 

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Date: Mon, 23 May 2016 11:43:23 +0530
Subject: [MTC Global] [Weekdays Discussion-I] Growing Trust Deficit on Students-- a serious concern
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Many professors across the world are arguing why trust upon students are missing gradually. Especially in Higher Education space students are quite matured and responsible then why there is so much rigidity on attendance register, bio-metric machine, policing and other checks and controls. Why there is so much focus on plagiarism software to check authenticity of student research outcome?

 

Is there something seriously lacking? 

 

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