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Delhi govt to develop 'happiness curriculum'
The Delhi government has invited proposals from organisations, universities and individuals for a partnership with its education department to develop a \"happiness curriculum\" for students. Deputy Chief Minister Manish Sisodia had last month announced that the government planned to introduce a course in the next academic session, named \"Happiness\".
New Delhi: The Delhi government has invited proposals from organisations, universities and individuals for a partnership with its education department to develop a "happiness curriculum" for students. Deputy Chief Minister Manish Sisodia had last month announced that the government planned to introduce a course in the next academic session, named "Happiness".
The course will be introduced for classes Nursery to 8. "The proposals are being sought for developing an activity-based curriculum for the new subject. The proposals can be sent by March 15 to [email protected]," an official statement said.
"The Directorate of Education (DoE) will invite select entries to participate in a national-level workshop that will be held towards the end of this month," it added. The curriculum will include components that will instil self-awareness and care in the students, reduce stress and anxiety, help manage depression, build ability to focus on education and work and encourage creative and critical thinking.
