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Teacher Attitude In High School Students

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TOPIC:- A STUDY ON THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN TEACHERS ATTITUDE AND ACADEMIC ACHIEVEMENT OF THE HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS.

SUBMITTED BY:- MISS NEELAM SAHU EDE15017 DEPATMENT OF EDUCATION 4TH SEMESTER
A STUDY ON THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN TEACHERS ATTITUDE AND ACADEMIC ACHIEVEMENT OF THE HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS

1 INTRODUCTION Academic achievement is the level of schooling that one have successfully completed and the ability to attain success in one’s studies. It can be referred as the achievement attained by a student in his/her academic life. Academic achievement can be determined on the basis of evaluation and exams conducted by an …show more content…

1.2 RATIONAL OF THE STUDY:- As being a student I am interested to know that is there any positive or negative relationship between attitude of teachers and the academic achievement of the high school students. This study enables us to have first hand knowledge about the relationship between teachers attitude and academic achievement of high school students. This study therefore help in throwing more light on to what extend teachers attitude effect on students academic achievement. Findings of the study can be helpful for the teacher to know about their effect on students achievement and for the necessary modification needed in their

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