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A Study on Comparing Student Participation in Urban and Rural Schools in the Tirunelveli District

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Abstract
In this study, the various student behavioral factors are compared between student locations of schools. The current study contrasts student participation across several school locations in the Tirunelveli region. Data from both primary and secondary  sources have been gathered. The study's methodology relies on unbalanced quota sampling. From the 42775 students enrolled in the Tirunelveli municipal schools, 382 were chosen as the sample size. For the purpose of selecting the sample units, a disproportionate quota sampling technique was used. The respondents were divided into two groups: metropolitan areas and rural areas. ANOVA and the 'F' test were the
research instruments employed in this study. Comparisons between location and behavior factor are found by the study to be I like Most days when I go to school, I do my.

Keywords: Behavior, Location Student Engagement etc.
 


Author Information
S. SUGANYA
Issue No
8
Volume No
3
Issue Publish Date
05 Aug 2023
Issue Pages
162-166

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