Revised Role for Buddhism in ASEAN: Conquering the Education Crisis
Speaker
DR. DION OLIVER PEOPLES
USA
Manager, International Association of Buddhist Universities
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Revised Role for Buddhism in ASEAN: Conquering the Education Crisis
This paper is about trying to improve the quality of Buddhist studies education. It begins by showing the vision, mission, and goals of the IABU; and shows how the IABU can be a powerful association as a shareholder within ASEAN, and how MCU can be more effective in leading with the proper wisdom to illuminate the world. This is expressed through, as an example, adopting solar energy – since MCU is the host for the UN conference, it should engage into global affairs more efficiently. It promotes the ideals of ASEAN, and it also promotes the conclusion reached by the International Association of Theraväda Buddhist Universities (IATBU) approved curriculum for their Buddhist studies programs – most of these schools are also in the International Association of Buddhist Universities (IABU). It questions why these stakeholders are not more effectively involved in promoting the affairs of Buddhist Education. It challenges authorities to function properly. The paper does not promote idealism, it provides realistic solutions that have been tried and tested. MCU has hosted the UNDV Conferences, but the campus has not improved upon the suggestions of our scholars. Dr. Peoples also provides portions of his research on neurosciences and Buddhist Critical/Analytical Thinking Skills – which should provide the proper remedies for the solutions we seek to end the crisis in Buddhist education.
Revised Role for Buddhism in ASEAN: Conquering the Education CrisisSpeakerDR. DION OLIVER PEOPLESUSAManager, International Association of Buddhist UniversitiesClick to view Full BiographyDOWNLOAD PAPER:Revised Role for Buddhism in ASEAN: Conquering the Education CrisisThis paper is about trying to improve the quality of Buddhist studies education. It begins by showing the vision, mission, and goals of the IABU; and shows how the IABU can be a powerful association as a shareholder within ASEAN, and how MCU can be more effective in leading with the proper wisdom to illuminate the world. This is expressed through, as an example, adopting solar energy – since MCU is the host for the UN conference, it should engage into global affairs more efficiently. It promotes the ideals of ASEAN, and it also promotes the conclusion reached by the International Association of Theraväda Buddhist Universities (IATBU) approved curriculum for their Buddhist studies programs – most of these schools are also in the International Association of Buddhist Universities (IABU). It questions why these stakeholders are not more effectively involved in promoting the affairs of Buddhist Education. It challenges authorities to function properly. The paper does not promote idealism, it provides realistic solutions that have been tried and tested. MCU has hosted the UNDV Conferences, but the campus has not improved upon the suggestions of our scholars. Dr. Peoples also provides portions of his research on neurosciences and Buddhist Critical/Analytical Thinking Skills – which should provide the proper remedies for the solutions we seek to end the crisis in Buddhist education.
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