Abstract Psychologists have interpreted adjustment from two important points of view i.e. adjustment as an achievement and other, adjustment as a process. The first point of view emphasizes the quality or efficiency of adjustment and second lays emphasis on the Read More …
Category: Volume 3 Issue 6 (November 2015)
EFFECTIVENESS OF SUGGESTOPEDIA IN REDUCING FOREIGN LANGUAGE ANXIETY AMONG PRIMARY SCHOOL STUDENTS By Jisha K. V.
Abstract: The natural tendency of humans to learn things have enables us to experience happiness, to identify freedom and to seek knowledge. The society we belong to could make this … a better place to live in through learning and Read More …
SELF-ESTEEM AMONG STREET CHILDREN AND SCHOOL CHILDREN By Dr. Jampa Venkata Rama Chandra Rao
Abstract This study aimed to find out and compare the self – esteem of school children and street children. For the purpose of this comparative study a sample of 100 children inclusive of 50 school going children of both gender Read More …
EMOTIONAL INTELLIGENCE AMONG B. ED TRAINEES By D.Nimmi Wren and Dr.G.Porgio
Abstract In the present study, the investigator has attempted to study the Emotional intelligence among B. Ed trainees. The sample consisted of 1000 B. Ed trainees studying in the B. Ed colleges of Tirunelveli, Tuticorin and Kanyakumari districts. The collected Read More …
LOCUS OF CONTROL OF PROSPECTIVE SPECIAL TEACHERS AT SECONDARY LEVEL By Dr.Hassan Koya M.P.
Abstract The present study examines the extent of locus of control of prospective teachers at secondary level. Special prospective B.Ed. teachers (92 B.Ed. Students) of Kerala state were used as a sample. Levenson’s locus of control scale is the Read More …