T. Malliga.& P. Jayachandran
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T. Malliga.& P. Jayachandran
Page No.: 884 - 892
Brijesh Kumar Sharma
Page No.: 893 - 896
Dr. Yashpal Netragaonkar
Recived Date: 2018-07-20 | Accepted Date: 2018-08-26 | Published Date: 2018-09-09
Page No.: 897 - 905
This study explores a Study of Effectiveness of Peace Education Programme to teach to B. Ed Student of Pune City. The objectives of the study are 1) to develop peace education programme. 2) To study the effectiveness of peace education programme. The experimental research method used and single group design was used for this research study. To analyze the data statistical technique mean, SD, graphs, coefficient of correlation and t-test used.
The Major findings of the study is, 1. Student teachers of B. Ed College were not much aware about peace education. 2. PEP is effective than traditional teaching method. 3. Statistical treatment of data shows that the effectiveness of PEP. The Conclusion of the study are: 1) The Peace Education programme is an effective for making the student teacher aware about Peace. 2) PEP leads to the understanding of Peace Education for B. Ed Student-teacher.
3) Student-teacher showed interest in learning PEP. 4) There is a positive gain of learning it is observed by post-test.
Dr. M. Jyosthana
Recived Date: 2018-07-20 | Accepted Date: 2018-08-26 | Published Date: 2018-09-09
Page No.: 906 - 909
The purposes this study is to analyze the job satisfaction among primary school teachers in relation to their Gender, Locality and school management. The “Descriptive Research Study” has been used. The primary data was collected by administering structured questionnaire to the Primary schools in Guntur city. The sample of 500 teachers was selected from 10 Government Primary schools and 10 private primary schools of Guntur city. The sample selected using Random sampling technique. The obtained data was analyzed using means, S.D’s and t-test. The study revealed that there is no significant difference was found between the job satisfaction of male and female teachers of Primary schools. The study shown that there is no significant difference was found between the job satisfaction of government and private primary school teachers. The study further indicates that urban primary school teachers are more satisfied than the rural primary school teachers.