Presenters
 1. Dorji Thinlay, Director, Department B
 2. Sherub Tharchen, ALO
 3. Dendup Wangmo, AIPO
 4. Sangay Bidha, AIPO
 5. Dil Maya Chhetri, AIPO
 6. Ugyen Dema, ACO
 7. Sangay Lhamo, AIPO
 Human values and professional ethics….
 What are your goals?
  Do you know what you really  want?
 In whatever you have done so far, did you decide these things 
 for yourself, or were you merely acting under external 
 influence??? 
 Have you ever explore or asked these questions to yourself 
 before attending this session?
 The course is an attempt to integrate all the aspects of our life 
 into a single whole and equip us with a capability to find 
 answers to the above questions
 In short….
 It is the process of knowing or understanding oneself inorder 
 to understand the outer world
 Contents of the presentation…
 •Need for value education and the role of education in holistic 
 development
 •Self exploration as a process for value education
 •Identification of basic human aspiration-continuous 
 happiness and prosperity
 •Programs to fulfill these aspirations
 •Understanding the harmony at four levels: self, family, 
 society and nature
 •Understanding Existence as Co-existence
 Questions restricted
 Whatever we present here is just a proposal
 One has to verify on the basis of your own right
 Why value education…??
 The ultimate desire of human being
 To be happy and prosperous at all times
 State of society today..
 •Science enabled us to understand physical      Are we satisfied 
  reality around us                              with the state of 
 •Technology continues to offer us conveniences affairs today..  ? 
  in increasingly newer way-made tremendous 
  advancement and innovations
 We are still faced with serious problems at various levels…
 Lack of clarity on life goals, contradiction and stress at  
 individual level
 Lack of mutual understanding, mistrust, insecurity at the level of 
 human relationship in family
 Communal conflict, exploitation, corruption and violence in 
 society
 Environmental degradation, resource depletion at the level of 
 nature