Vol: 2, Issue: 2 2012

Page: 15-23

A Study of Adjustment Level Among Primary School Teachers in Jhajjar District

Anju Goyat

Received Date: 2012-03-12

Accepted Date: 2012-03-16

Published Date: 2012-04-18

Education is great meat to brought social change. A teacher has crucial role in imparting education. The quality of good Professionally competent teachers depends on some factor where the degree of level of adjustment present in the school environment. The present study is carried out in Government Primary Schools of district Jhajjar to know the gender, demographical and educational impact on teachers adjustment behavour. In this study it has been observed that there is no Significant difference between male, Female and Rural, Urban Primary School Teachers. Sample for the study Comsist of 100 Secondary School Teachers. In which 50 from rural Area and 50 from urban area. Adjustment of Secondary school Teachers was leasured by M.T. A.I. (shor fore) developed by Dr. S. K. Mangale

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