Research Article

Memory, Recitation and Retention: What Pāṭhaśālā Method Offers Modern Pedagogy

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AbstractA study of recitation-based learning in traditional Vedic schools, examining what its sequencing and repetition structures achieve that contemporary methods do not, and where the comparison breaks down.

Introduction

A study of recitation-based learning in traditional Vedic schools, examining what its sequencing and repetition structures achieve that contemporary methods do not, and where the comparison breaks down.

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Method

Sources are cited by edition, chapter and verse where a primary text carries the argument. Where a translation is the author’s own, it is marked as such.

Discussion

Claims about a tradition are distinguished from the author’s inference, and modern scientific or social claims are supported by contemporary evidence rather than asserted.

Siddhanta Journal of World Knowledge Systems · Vol. 1 No. 2 (2026) · pp. 5–26
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