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Student’s Perception towards Subject Teachers: A Contributing Factors for School Attendance

Daxesh S. Chauhan, S.D. Mishra
Abstract

This paper based on study of SMCs’ awareness about Right to Education Act 2009.As per 86th amendment of the Indian constitution Right to Education Act 2009 is considered inseparable parts of children’s right. In RTE act there are special provisions for appointment of qualified subject’s teachers, and about pupils’ teachers’ ratio of Primary school. For germination of small plants require sufficient air, water, sunlight & adequate fertilizer without its plant can’t germinate. In same way  children also want to germinate and developed themselves so  that they can admitted in primary school .Appointment of various subject teacher play a role of fertilizer in germination and development of children. In this study data were collected by means of a questionnaire on SMCs’ members of various primary schools of Anand district and analysed through SPSS using exploratory cum descriptive statistics. Present study found that participants (SMCs’) were neither satisfied nor unsatisfied with appointment of subject teachers and their teaching methods. Chi-square test and karl-pearson correlation helped to find out the relation between the variables. During statistics analysis researcher found very significant relationship between appointment of subject teachers, teachers completed curriculum within specific period, teachers’ motivation and child feel happy to go to schools. 

Keywords
Pupil Teacher Ratio, School Management Committee, Comprehensive Continuous Evaluation, National Commission for Protection of Child Rights, and State Commission for Protection of Child Rights
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