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Name :____________________________________________________
School :____________________________________________________
Sex: _____________________________________________________
Area: _____________________________________________________
Experience: _______________________________________________
Qualification:_______________________________________________
DIRECTIONS
You are requested to respond the inventory for the purpose of the research. It is
requested to you to read each statement carefully, there are no right and wrong
answers what is required is your own individual feeling or opinion about the
statements. Read each statement and decide how you feel about. To do this, you have to
put a tick mark (√) on any one of the three alternates given. If agree with the statement
you put a tick mark in the first, if you neutral, put a tick mark in the second, if you
disagree put a tick mark in the third one.
Think in terms of general situations rather than specific ones. There is no time
limit but you are requested to cooperate in responding and submitting the inventories
as possible as so that research may be carried out purposefully and quickly.
Thank you
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Area-4(a): Family
132. My parents have helped me to develop certain favourable attitudes towards
others.
133. My family members refuse to support my professional aspirations.
134. I avoid projecting my family worries into my school work.
135. I think aloud with my family members about my school problems.
136. I try out my plans of innovative teaching on children.
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150. They are guided by similar values i.e., higher values in dealing with the caste
and religious groups of the community.
151. They don’t allow any pressure-group of he community to pressurize the
legitimate interests of their school work.
152. They deal with all these pressure-groups democratically, on a higher ethical
basis.
153. They strive to keep up their school morale in spite of the problems created by
these groups.
154. They manifest their belief in their behaviour that a person with low morale may
get temporary pleasures with these groups, but will fall ultimately.
155. They maintain high morale even if they are temped with money and other
material benefits by these groups.
156. They manifest their belief in their behaviour that a person with low morale may
get temporary pleasures with these groups, but will ultimately.
157. They maintain high morale even if they are temped with money and other
material benefits by these groups.
158. They caution the teachers having low morale to be careful with these groups.
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Name:................................. Rural/Urban………………..
Age:................................... Designation………………….
Sex:....................................
Qualification…………………
DIRECTIONS
You are requested to respond the inventory for the purpose of the research. It is
requested to you to read each statement carefully, there are no right and wrong
answers what is required is your own individual feeling or opinion about the
statements. Read each statement and decide how you feel about. To do this, you have to
put a tick mark ( √ ) on any one of the five squares given. If you strongly agree with the
statement you put a tick mark in the first, if you agree, put a tick mark in the second, if
you are undecided or uncertain, put a tick mark on the third, if you disagree put a tick
mark in the fourth and if you strongly disagree put a tick mark in the fifth one.
Think in terms of general situations rather than specific ones. There is no time
limit but you are requested to cooperate in responding and submitting the inventories
as possible as so that research may be carried out purposefully and quickly.
Thank you.
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3. Teaching, because of the nature of his profession should be simple living and
high thinking.
6. Teachers if they want respect in the society, because of their being teachers, will
have to forge some financial gain and work with a missionary spirit.
9. I aspire for the day when I shall leave teaching in the school.
16. One should not advice one’s son or daughter to become teacher.
18. Principles of the schools don’t act as friends and guides but becomes master of
the teachers.
19. Teachers are responsible for knowing home conditions of every one of their
pupils.
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22. A teacher should not be expected to do more work than he is paid for.
23. The teaching profession opens field of knowledge for the adopter.
26. One has to remain a school teacher because of his poor academic career
30. Very able people will be wasting time and energy and teaching profession
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Age:................................... Designation………………….
Sex:.................................... Qualification…………………
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limit but you are requested to cooperate in responding and submitting the inventories as
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4. Students work hard if they are not given freedom to as ask questions in the class.
7. Individual differences among the students should not be paid much attention.
10. Freedom should not be given to the students to learn according to their own
desire.
11. Pupils should be given freedom to express their views in the class.
13. Those who fail in other fields of work usually become teacher.
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28. Just one method of teaching is not suitable for all the student’s
32. Group activities don’t create a sense of cooperation among the students.
38. Classroom teaching doesn’t inculcate a feeling of self confidence in the students.
43. The talents of students remain hidden if due attention is not paid to their special
abilities.
44. Students should enter the class only after obtaining permission from the teacher.
48. I want to take up the teaching profession only because my parents wish so.
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50. Students can become good citizen only when teachers are good teachers.
52. One, who does according to what he says, has the qualities of a teacher.
54. Different activities performed by the students should not have a place in their
final evaluation.
55. Good relationship between teacher and taught is essential for learning.
64. While assigning home task, pupil ability should be taken into consideration.
65. The place of the student should not be supreme in classroom teaching.
67. Weak students gain a lot through the revision of the lesson by the teacher in the
classroom.
68. One who doesn’t inflict corporal punishment on students is a poor teacher.
69. One should not even dream of becoming teacher in his life.
71. Good learning condition is created when the relations between teacher and
students are warm and friendly.
74. Keeping students informed of their progress has little effect on learning.
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75. The teacher should not make lesson interesting for students.
76. A good teacher has little need for charts, maps, diagrams and other.
80. One should fit the curriculum to the students and not the student to curriculum.
81. Students take pride in the best and attractive environment of the school.
82. Students should have the right to express this agreement to what the teacher says.
83. One of the difficulties with modern schools is that discipline is often scarified to
the interest of the student.
86. If I don’t get any other job, I will join the teaching profession.
90. A teacher’s job is primarily one of the teaching and explaining the subject matter.
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