As the proverb says ‘Every human’s ability may be
strengthened or increased by culture’. Culture is considered as the strong
foundation on which we build our paradise. Be it in any country or place they
have their own culture and tradition. India is known as one the culturally rich
countries and we Indians follow en number diverse culture in a united manner.
Culture is one such thing which one cannot learn in day or
month. The root comes from family and goes on as a part of life. So indirectly
it means we learn the basic principles of tradition and culture from elders at
young age and it get polished when we grow. In the middle age stage where one
go to school and merge with people from various cultural backgrounds, is the
stage where we learn the real meaning of it. The compassionate feeling towards
others is the byproduct of this cultural merging.
As a case study we can take children in middle age stage who are
especially studying in a boarding school.
Boarding schools in India are
considered to be the place for cultural exchange as children from various places,
classes, community, tradition come and stay in the same place for a longer
period. They get to know each other in depth during the course of time and the
best part of it is that they adopt the positive aspects from each diverse
culture and enhance their own. The connection here between the school and
culture is nothing but it is the platform where the cultural exchange happen
and school can facilitate it by organizing programs and workshops to create
understanding about the needs and benefits of holding to a culture or
tradition.For an example, Oakridge International Boarding School Vizag,
the best international school in Vizag,
offer a podium to its students where they come across even foreign students and
their culture. The school celebrates each culture in campus to make the
children understand the specialties and importance of each one. They organizes
programs like camps for kids from all over the world in a grand manner keeping
all the potential values of tradition and culture so that the young ones can
see, experience and make it a part of their life.After all this is what we meant by culture, to learn how to
respect other’s culture without losing yours. As Albert Camus says
"without culture, and the relative freedom it implies, society, even when
perfect, is but a jungle.”
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