The curriculum at primary stage, as suggested by Sir Aurobindo, did not have

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KVS PRT Official Paper (Held On : 2017)

Answer 1

Sri Aurobindo Ghosh is a well-known philosopher and spiritual thinker who has made a crucial contribution to the field of education.

Sri Aurobindo advocated that:

education should be given in a way so that every individual could relate it to their real-life.
curriculum should include all subjects which can promote mental and spiritual development of learners.
children should be kept at the center of the education and should be provided effective learning opportunities.

Key Points

Stages	Subjects
Primary	Mother tongue, French, General Science, Social Studies, Art, Painting, English, Literature, National History, Arithmetic.
Secondary	Mother tongue, English, French, Literature, Arithmetic, Art, Social Studies, Physics, Chemistry, Botany, Physiology, Health Education.
University	Indian and Western Philosophy, Psychology, Sociology, History, English Literature, French Literature, International relationship, Physics, and Chemistry
Vocational Education	Acting, Dance, Indian and European music, Vocal Art, Painting, Photography, Typing, Sculptural, Drawing.

Hence, it could be concluded that 'Physiology and Health Education' are not suggested by Sri Aurobindo at primary stages.