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SPIRITUAL INTELLIGENCE OF TEACHER TRAINEES

This study was initiated to investigate the impact of spiritual intelligence on the Teacher trainees related to their gender, type of family and marital status. A sample of 33 M.Ed. teacher trainees’ was selected. A tool on Spiritual Intelligence devised by Prof. Roquiya Zainuddin and Ms. Anjum Ahmed was used for the present study. The data was analysed by using Mean, S.D. and t-test. The findings of the study revealed that there was a high Spiritual Intelligence in Teacher Trainees. There is no significant difference in the SI Scores of Male and female Teacher Trainees.

STUDY OF ADJUSTMENT OF STUDENT TEACHERS

The present study was conducted to study the adjustment of student teachers with reference to their gender, stream, educational qualification and category. A sample of 94 student teachers of Bhuj was selected by simple random sampling technique. The study revealed that the student teachers of  science faculty are better adjusted than the student teachers of arts. It is also revealed that  the student teachers from Open category are better adjusted than the student teachers of  SC and ST category.

WHY WE NEED TO RE-ENGINEER OUR HIGHER EDUCATION INSTITUTIONS?

At the beginning of India’s independence in 1947, there were 20 universities and 500 colleges while student enrolment at the tertiary level of education was 0.1 million. After independence the growth has been quite impressive .This has increased to 611 universities and university-level Institutions and 31,324 colleges as on August 2011.

A STUDY OF AIDS AWARENESS OF STUDENTS OF SECONDARY SCHOOL OF MUNDRA CITY

This Study is based on the survey research for knowing awareness of students regarding Contagious disease AIDS. Researcher has attempted to check the effect of Gender, Cast and Area of location of secondary school students on Consciousness Standard of Students about AIDS Disease.

TEACHING THROUGH SYNECTICS: PAVING WAY TO INNOVATIVE PRACTICES

William J. J. Gordon and his associates designed Synectics, an interesting approach to the development of creativity. Analogies are the chief element of Synectics. In Synectics exercises students ‘play’ with analogies until they relax and begin to enjoy making more and more metaphoric comparisons. Then they use analogies to attack problems or ideas. It is designed to lead students into slightly illogical world to give us the opportunity to invent new ways of seeing things, expressing ourselves and approaching problems. There are two strategies based on Synectics procedure.

Opinions Of The Muslim Students Regarding Status Of Women

Women's status in Islam is one of the most controversial and serious issues of our time, not only among Muslim women and those who represent them in the area of women's rights in the Islamic world, but also among fundamentalist Muslims. The reader may find himself confused owing to the large number of books that treat this subject, for the most part, superficially and partially. Some cover Islam's achievements for the woman, maintaining that it was Islam that gave the woman her rights and honor while others blame all the disadvantages in the position of Muslim women on Islam.

Student's Evaluation Of B.Ed. Programme And Teaching

“Quality is never an accident; it is always the result of high intention, sincere effort, intelligent direction and skilful execution; it represents the wise choice of many alternatives.”

William A. Foster

TEACHER EDUCATION: CREATING A VOID BETWEEN SCHOOL EDUCATION AND ITSELF

Progress of any nation depends on its education system. With education human being develop their ability as per the requirement of the time and nation. In this context teacher is a pioneer and he is the backbone of education. The quality of teacher depends upon the quality of Teacher Education. The teacher, through teacher education learns many things which they put in to practice to impart knowledge to the school children. The present paper is an attempt to point out the disparity between school education and teacher education.

APPLICATIONS OF RESPONSE SURFACE METHODOLOGY ON MULLITE FORMATION FROM RED SEDIMENT PLACER SILLIMANITE USING MICROWAVE ENERGY

This paper deals with the applications of Response Surface Methodology (RSM) on the effect of microwave heat treatment for mullite formation from placer sillimanite. The results of these investigations reveal that RSM data obtained from microwave heat treatment studies show that there is 92.55% of mullite formation under optimized conditions with composite charge material having 40% Al2O3, 60% sillimanite, with additive 60% SiC and 10% binder. The confirmatory experimental data of RSM optimised conditions also suggest that there is 97% of mullite formation using microwave heat treatment.

Facility Management In Sports

Huge money is invested to develop multi purpose facilities to cater the needs of growing number of participants who are much concerned about their health and well being than ever before. The constant honing for healthier life style has led to develop highly sophisticated sports, fitness and recreation programme related facilities in every locality, so as to accommodate the variety of activities in one setting. Further individuals with management skills are employed to manage these highly developed facilities which pose them a great challenge.