Abstract The purpose of the study was to find out the relationship between Achievement in Science Subjects and Proficiency in English of secondary school students. Nowadays even in schools where the medium of instruction was only regional language there is Read More …
GENDER DISCRIMINATION MASKED IN SCHOOL ENROLMENT GROWTH: EVIDENCE FROM INDIA By Madhu Kushwaha
Abstract Due to concerted legal and policy level efforts by the Indian government, India has achieved impressive growth in elementary school enrolment during past years. Female participation has increased at all levels of education including elementary education. However, careful examination Read More …
STUDY OF RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN ONLINE TEXT MESSAGING AND FACE TO FACE COMMUNICATION BY ADOLESCENTS By Meenakshi Jindal, Ekamleen Kaur, Dhawani Jain, Anureet, Anhat Singh
Abstract The present study was conducted on 170 randomly selected class XI students of various schools of Chandigarh to show the relationship between online text messaging and face to face communication. The scales on face to face communication and text Read More …
DEVELOPING THE LEARNING MANAGEMENT SYSTEM (LMS) WITH WORDPRESS By Naseerali M.K.[1] and Dr.Reni Francis[2]
Abstract Learning Management Systems are simple web based applications for providing the learning experiences outside the classrooms. LMSs are widely used by corporate to extend training to their employees. The LMSs are also provided by profit-motive organisations in the form Read More …
EFFECTIVENESS OF ICT BASED COMPENSATION STRATEGY ON ENGLISH LANGUAGE MOTIVATION OF THE STANDARD IX PUPILS INNOVATIVE PRACTICES IN TEACHER EDUCATION By Dr. Monika Sood[1] and Monika Devi[2]
Abstract Quality of teaching and learning, sustain life-long learning, and improve efficiency and effectiveness in management, teaching practices help shape the learning experiences and increase motivation and achievement for students. In addition, it has been revealed that when teachers collaborate Read More …
ROLE OF EDUCATION IN EMPOWERMENT OF WOMEN: PERCEPTION OF ADOLESCENT GIRLS By Dr. Gourav Mahajan
Swami Vivekananda once rightly questioned “In what scriptures do you find statements that women are not competent for knowledge and devotion? In the period of degeneration, when the priests made the other castes incompetent for the study of the Vedas, they Read More …
COMPUTER ASSISTED INSTRUCTION IN TEACHING OF MATHEMATICS: AN EXPERIMENTAL STUDY AT HIGHER SECONDARY SCHOOL LEVEL By Kamalanehru, K.[1] and Dr.A.R.Bhavana[2]
Abstract The purpose of this study was to determine the effectiveness of computer-assisted instruction (CAI) versus traditional method of instruction on Differential calculus, a chapter of higher secondary mathematics. The students in the control groups were taught the concepts of Read More …
ACADEMIC ACHIEVEMENT IN Xth STANDARD OF GOVERNMENT MODEL RESIDENTIAL SCHOOL STUDENTS UNDER SCHEDULED TRIBE DEVELOPMENT DEPARTMENT OF KERALA-AN ANALYSIS By Vinod Kumar K.[1], and Prof. (Dr.) C.Naseema[2]
Abstract The study analysed the results of Xth standard in Government Model Residential School (GMRS) students. Education system in Kerala depends up on the marks/grade system. Data based on 586 Students from Seventeen Model Residential Schools under Scheduled Tribes Development Read More …
SCHOLASTIC ACHIEVEMENT OF TRIBAL STUDENTS IN DISTRICT RAJOURI: A STUDY By Mohd Shakeel[1], Dr. Emmanuel Hans[2], and Dr. Rajni Gupta[3]
Tribe is a social group, used to live in hilly and remote areas of a country. Living in nature; utilizing than exploiting it. The members of the group used to speak a common dialect. Tribes are having their own unique Read More …
IMPACT OF E-LEARNING TECHNOLOGIES ON INDIAN HIGHER EDUCATION: PROMISES AND PERILS By Dr. Shazli Hasan Khan
Abstract Advances in computers and Multimedia technology have changed traditional methods of learning and skills training. On-line learning continues to play a major role in the success of any academic program. Such learning can personalize learning needs both for students Read More …