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INTERDISCIPLINARY JOURNAL OF CONTEMPORARY RESEARCH IN BUSINESS
APRIL 2012
VOL 3, NO 12
Comparison of Table 3 and 4 Results
In 80% schools of the urban areas have the furniture according to the enrollment of the
students while this condition was 40% in the rural areas schools. It means that the
difference is about fifty percent. 60% of the schools in the urban and rural areas schools
had available space in the classrooms according to the student’s enrollment where the
capacity for more students is available. 90% urban while60% rural schools have chairs
for teachers in the classrooms. 100% of the schools in the urban as well as the rural
schools had chalkboards as instructional material, which is a very good sign. 70% urban
schools had cupboards for keeping the registers and other materials of the students
needs and in the rural this percentage is just 40%, which will influence the teaching
learning process.
Table 5 Status of the Rooms in Urban Schools
Number = 20
Description Number Percentage
Special rooms 02 10
Principal’s/Headmaster’s office 14 70
Staff room 6 30
Store room 6 30
Source: Field Survey
Table 5 shows that only 10% of the urban schools have special rooms.70% of the
schools have principal’s/headmaster’s offices. 30% of the schools have staff rooms.
And 30% have storerooms.
Table 6 Status of the Rooms in Rural Schools
Number = 20
Description Number Percentage
Special rooms 00 0.00
Principal’s/Headmaster’s office 00 0.00
Staff room 00 0.00
Store room 00 0.00
Source: Field Survey
Table 5 shows that there is no concept of the special rooms in the urban schools. The
importance of these rooms cannot be avoided but unfortunately our rural schools are
deprived of this facility, which needs immediate attention.
Comparison of Table 5 and 6 Results
Only 10% of the urban schools have special rooms but none of the schools have this
facility in the urban areas. 70% of the urban schools have principal’s office but none of
the schools have in the rural schools. Only 30% of the urban schools have staff rooms
but none of the schools have staff rooms in the rural schools. Only 30% of the urban
schools have storerooms but none of the rural schools have such facility.
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