Vol. XVI Issue 2 April - June 2012 2012 Documentation ... - Nipccd
Vol. XVI Issue 2 April - June 2012 2012 Documentation ... - Nipccd
Vol. XVI Issue 2 April - June 2012 2012 Documentation ... - Nipccd
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A. Research Abstracts on Child Development<br />
EDUCATION<br />
1. Kaushik, Kapil. (2010).<br />
Problems and prospects of primary education in Mathura district : a<br />
geographical analysis. Journal of Geography Regional Planning,<br />
October, 3(10) : 253-261.<br />
Background: Primary education is the major concern of all nations since it is the<br />
foundation of the entire super structure of education and is directly related to<br />
success of democracy. The age of primary schooling is denied as 6-10 years.<br />
Increase in dropout rate, decrease in attainment rate, lack of infrastructural<br />
facilities, indifferent attitude to teachers towards students, high pupil-teacher<br />
ratio, ineffective curriculum and vague understanding of the benefits of<br />
education among the parents of children are some of the major ills plaguing<br />
primary educational scenario in India.<br />
Objectives: To address the micro-regional variations in the attainment of primary<br />
education in Mathura district; to examine the causal relationships between the<br />
variables of attainment in primary education with variables of primary<br />
educational facilities and socio-economic development; to suggest some<br />
suitable measures which can help to achieve hundred per cent attainments in<br />
primary education.<br />
Methods: Data for the present analysis has been obtained from the office of<br />
Basic Shiksha Adhikari (B.S.A.) Mathura, 2007-2008. The present study used<br />
block as a smallest unit of analysis. Mathura district, where this study was being<br />
undertaken is located in the western part of Uttar Pradesh. All the variables are<br />
grouped into three broad categories of attainment in primary education, primary<br />
educational facilities and socio-economic development.<br />
Findings: The blocks of Mathura district had been arranged into three groups of<br />
high (>.0.461),medium ( -0.461 to 0.461) , and low (