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Q No: 1 Do you think proper exercise can effect the learning of students?

Hypothesis 01: There is no significant difference of opinion among teachers


about proper exercise can effect the learning of students.

Description Yes No Total

fo 45 15 60

fe 30 30 60

fo-fe 15 -15 -

(fo-fe)2 225 225 -

( fo-fe)2 7.5 7.5 15


fe

𝑓𝑜−𝑓𝑒 2
X2 ∑ ( ) = 7.5+7.5=15
𝑓𝑒
Degree of freedom = (R-1) (C-1)
= (2-1) (2-1)
= (1) (1)
=1
Calculated Value = 15
Tabulated Value = 3.841
Level of Significant = 0.005
Degree of Freedom = 01
Conclusion: The above calculated value is 15 is greater than tabulated value

is 3.841.there for Ho is rejected and H1 is accepted. Hence it may be concluded that,

proper exercise can effect the learning of students

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QNo.2 Does different exercise helps you to develop student’s interest?

Hypothesis 02: There is no significant difference of opinion among teacher


about different exercise helps you to develop student’s interest

Description Yes No total

fo 43 17 60

fe 30 30 60

fo-fe 13 -13 -

(fo-fe)2 169 169 -

( fo-fe)2 5.6 5.6 11.2


fe

𝑓𝑜−𝑓𝑒 2
X2 = ∑ ( ) 5.6+5.6=11.2
𝑓𝑒
Degree of freedom = (R-1) (C-1)
= (2-1) (2-1)
= (1) (1)
=1
Calculated Value =11.2
Tabulated Value =3.841
Level of Significant =0.005
Degree of Freedom =1

Conclusion: The above calculated value is 11.2 is greater than tabulated value is

3.841 there for H0 is rejected and H1 is accepted.it may conclude that different

exercise helps you to develop student’s interest.

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QNo.3 Do different exercise helps in better teaching?

Hypothesis 03: There is no significant difference of opinion among teacher about


different exercise helps in better teaching

Description Yes No Total

fo 40 20 60

fe 30 30 60

fo-fe 10 -10 -

(fo-fe)2 100 100 -

( fo-fe)2 3.3 3.3 6.6


fe

𝑓𝑜−𝑓𝑒 2
X2 = ∑ ( ) =3.3+3.3=6.6
𝑓𝑒

Degree of freedom = (R-1) (C-1)


= (2-1) (2-1)
= (1) (1)
=1
Calculated Value = 6.6
Tabulated Value =3.841
Level of Significant =0.005
Degree of Freedom =1

Conclusion: The above calculated value is 6.6 is greater than tabulated value is

3.841.there for Ho is rejected and H1 is accepted. It may conclude that different

exercise helps in better teaching.

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QNo.4 Does innovation in exercises helps you to motivate your students?

Hypothesis 04: There is no significant difference of opinion among teacher about


innovation in exercises helps you to motivate your students
Description Yes No Total

fo 42 18 60

fe 30 30 60

fo-fe 12 -12 -11

(fo-fe)2 144 144 121

( fo-fe)2 4.8 4.8 9.6


fe

𝑓𝑜−𝑓𝑒 2
X2 = ∑ ( ) = 4.8+4.8=9.6
𝑓𝑒

Degree of freedom = (R-1) (C-1)


= (2-1) (2-1)
= (1) (1)
=1
Calculated Value = 9.6
Tabulated Value = 3.841
Level of Significant = 0.005
Degree of Freedom =1

Conclusion: The above calculated value is 9.6 is greater than tabulated value is 3.841

there for Ho is rejected and H1is accepted.it may conclude that innovation in exercises

helps you to motivate your students.

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QNo.5 Do you think there is a difference in the teaching of trained and
untrained teacher?

Hypothesis 05: There is no significant difference of opinion among teacher about


there is a difference in the teaching of trained and untrained teacher

Description Yes No Total


fo 41 19 60

fe 30 30 60
fo-fe 11 -11 -
(fo-fe)2 121 121 -
( fo-fe)2 4 4 8
fe

𝑓𝑜−𝑓𝑒 2
X2 = ∑ ( ) =4+4=8
𝑓𝑒

Degree of freedom = (R-1) (C-1)


= (2-1) (2-1)
= (1) (1)
=1
Calculated Value =8
Tabulated Value = 3.841
Level of Significant = 0.005
Degree of Freedom =1

Conclusion: The above calculated value is 8 is greater than tabulated value is 3.841

there for Ho is rejected and H1is accepted.it may concluded that there is a difference

in the teaching of trained and untrained teacher.

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QNo.6 Do you use different teaching techniques?

Hypothesis 06: There is no significant difference of opinion among teacher about


use different teaching techniques

Description Yes No Total

fo 47 13 60
X2 fe 30 30 60
=
∑ fo-fe 17 -17 -

(fo-fe)2 289 289 -

( fo-fe)2 9.6 9.6 19.2


fe
𝑓𝑜−𝑓𝑒 2
( ) = 9.6+9.6=19.2
𝑓𝑒

Degree of freedom = (R-1) (C-1)


= (2-1) (2-1)
= (1) (1)
=1
Calculated Value = 19.2
Tabulated Value = 3.841
Level of Significant = 0.005
Degree of Freedom =1

Conclusion:
The above calculated value is 19.2 is greater than tabulated value is 3.841.there for H0

is rejected and H1is accepted. It may conclude that mostly teachers use different

teaching techniques.

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QNo.7 Can new techniques of teaching has a positive impact on students
learning?

Hypothesis 07: There is no significant difference of opinion among teacher about


new techniques of teaching has a positive impact on students learning

Description Yes No Total

fo 45 15 60

fe 30 30 60

fo-fe 15 -15 -

(fo-fe)2 225 225 -

( fo-fe)2 7.5 7.5 15


fe

𝑓𝑜−𝑓𝑒 2
X2 = ∑ ( ) = 7.5+7.5=15
𝑓𝑒

Degree of freedom = (R-1) (C-1)


= (2-1) (2-1)
= (1) (1)
=1
Calculated Value = 15
Tabulated Value = 3.841
Level of Significant = 0.005
Degree of Freedom =1

Conclusion:
The above calculated value is 15 is greater than tabulated value is 3.841.there for H0

is rejected and H1 is accepted. It may conclude that new techniques of teaching has a

positive impact on students learning.

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QNo.8 Should teacher encourage the student during study through teaching?

Hypothesis 08: There is no significant difference of opinion among teacher about


teacher encourage the student during study through teaching.

Description Yes No Total


fo 42 18 60

fe 30 30 60
fo-fe 12 -12 -
(fo-fe)2 144 144 -

( fo-fe)2 4.8 4.8 9.6


fe

𝑓𝑜−𝑓𝑒 2
X2 = ∑ ( ) = 4.8+4.8=9.6
𝑓𝑒

Degree of freedom = (R-1) (C-1)


= (2-1) (2-1)
= (1) (1)
=1
Calculated Value = 9.6
Tabulated Value = 3.841
Level of Significant = 0.005
Degree of Freedom =1

Conclusion:
The above calculated value is 9.6 is greater than tabulated value is 3.841.there

foe H0 is rejected and H1 is accepted. It may conclude that teacher should encourage

the student during study through teaching.

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QNo.9 Do you think class management is an important factor of better learning?

Hypothesis 09: There is no significant difference of opinion among teacher about


class management is a important factor of better learning

Description Yes No Total

fo 44 16 60
X2
=∑ fe 30 30 60

fo-fe 14 -14 -
(fo-fe)2 196 196 -

( fo-fe)2 6.5 6.5 13


fe
𝑓𝑜−𝑓𝑒 2
( ) = 6.5+6.5=13
𝑓𝑒

Degree of freedom = (R-1) (C-1)


= (2-1) (2-1)
= (1) (1)
=1
Calculated Value = 13
Tabulated Value = 3.841
Level of Significant = 0.005
Degree of Freedom =1

Conclusion:
The above calculated value is 13 is greater than tabulated value is 3.841.there

foe H is rejected and H is accepted it may conclude that class management is a

important factor of better learning

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QNo.10 Can you manage your class better than untrained teacher?

Hypothesis 10: There is no significant difference of opinion that trained teacher


manage your class better than untrained teacher.

Description Yes No Total

fo 44 16 60

fe 30 30 60

fo-fe 14 -14 -

(fo-fe)2 196 196 -

( fo-fe)2 6.5 6.5 13


fe

𝑓𝑜−𝑓𝑒 2
X2 = ∑ ( ) =6.5+6.5=13
𝑓𝑒

Degree of freedom = (R-1) (C-1)


= (2-1) (2-1)
= (1) (1)
=1
Calculated Value = 13
Tabulated Value = 3.841
Level of Significant = 0.005
Degree of Freedom =1

Conclusion:
The above calculated value is 13 is greater than tabulated value is 3.841.there foe H0

is rejected and H1 is accepted principal may concluded that trained teacher can

manage class better than untrained teacher

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QNo.11 Do you even give your students a chance to ask you questions during
class?

Hypothesis 11: There is no significant difference of opinion among give your


students a chance to ask you questions during class

Description Yes No Total

fo 41 19 60
X2
fe 30 30 60
=∑
fo-fe 11 -11 -

(fo-fe)2 121 121 -

( fo-fe)2 4 4 8
fe
𝑓𝑜−𝑓𝑒 2
( ) = 4+4=8
𝑓𝑒

Degree of freedom = (R-1) (C-1)


= (2-1) (2-1)
= (1) (1)
=1
Calculated Value =8
Tabulated Value =3.841
Level of Significant = 0.005
Degree of Freedom =1

Conclusion:
The above calculated value is 8 is greater than tabulated value is 3.841 .there foe H0 is

rejected and H1 is accepted. It may conclude that teacher should give students a

chance to ask you questions during class

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QNo.12 Do you think that student center class is better than teacher center
class?

Hypothesis 12: There is no significant difference of opinion among student


center class is better than teacher center class.

Description Yes No Total

fo 39 21 60
2
X
fe 30 30 60
=
∑ fo-fe 9 -9 -

(fo-fe)2 81 81 -

( fo-fe)2 2.7 2.7 5.4


fe
𝑓𝑜−𝑓𝑒 2
( ) =2.7+2.7=5.4
𝑓𝑒

Degree of freedom = (R-1) (C-1)


= (2-1) (2-1)
= (1) (1)
=1
Calculated Value = 5.4
Tabulated Value = 3.841
Level of Significant =0.005
Degree of Freedom =1

Conclusion:
The above calculated value is 5.4 is greater than tabulated value is 3.841.there

for H0 is rejected and H1 is accepted. It may conclude that student center class is

better than teacher center class

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QNo.13 Do you think discussion in class improve students learning?

Hypothesis 13: There is no significant difference of opinion among discussion in


class improve students learning.

Description Yes No Total

fo 40 20 60

fe 30 30 60

fo-fe 10 -10 -

(fo-fe)2 100 100 -

( fo-fe)2 3.3 3.3 6.6


fe

𝑓𝑜−𝑓𝑒 2
X2 = ∑ ( ) = 3.3+3.3=6.6
𝑓𝑒

Degree of freedom = (R-1) (C-1)


= (2-1) (2-1)
= (1) (1)
=1
Calculated Value =6.6
Tabulated Value = 3.841
Level of Significant =0.005
Degree of Freedom =1

Conclusion:
The above calculated value is 6.6 is greater than tabulated value is 3.841.there foe H0

is rejected and H1 is accepted. It may conclude that discussion in class improve

students learning?

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QNo.14 Do you think guidance and counseling is necessary for better teaching?

Hypothesis 14: There is no significant difference of opinion among guidance and


counseling is necessary for better teaching.

Description Yes No Total

fo 41 19 60

fe 30 30 60

fo-fe 11 -11 -

(fo-fe)2 121 121 -

( fo-fe)2 4 4 8
fe

𝑓𝑜−𝑓𝑒 2
X2 = ∑ ( ) =4+4=8
𝑓𝑒

Degree of freedom = (R-1) (C-1)


= (2-1) (2-1)
= (1) (1)
=1
Calculated Value =8
Tabulated Value = 3.841
Level of Significant = 0.005
Degree of Freedom =1

Conclusion:
The above calculated value is 8 is greater than tabulated value is 3.841.there

foe H is rejected and H is accepted. It may be concluded that guidance and counseling

is necessary for better teaching.

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Q 15: Does guidance and counseling have a positive effect on learning of
student?

Hypothesis 15: There is no significant difference of opinion among guidance and


counseling have a positive effect on learning of student.

Description Yes No Total

fo 48 12 60

fe 30 30 60

fo-fe 18 -18 -

(fo-fe)2 324 324 -

( fo-fe)2 10.8 10.8 21.6


fe

𝑓𝑜−𝑓𝑒 2
X2 = ∑ ( ) = 10.8+10.8=21.6
𝑓𝑒

Degree of freedom = (R-1) (C-1)


= (2-1) (2-1)
= (1) (1)
=1
Calculated Value =21.6
Tabulated Value = 3.841
Level of Significant = 0.005
Degree of Freedom =1

Conclusion:
The above calculated value is 21.6 is greater than tabulated value is 3.841.there foe

H0 is rejected and H1 is accepted .It may be concluded that guidance and counseling

have a positive effect on learning of student

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Q 16: Do you think attending educational program or guidance seminar can
effect the learning of students?

Hypothesis 15: There is no significant difference of opinion among guidance and


counseling have a positive effect on learning of student.

Description Yes No Total

fo 38 22 60

fe 30 30 60

fo-fe 8 -8 -

(fo-fe)2 64 64 -

( fo-fe)2 2.1 2.1 4.2


fe

𝑓𝑜−𝑓𝑒 2
X2 = ∑ ( ) = 2.1+2.1=4.2
𝑓𝑒

Degree of freedom = (R-1) (C-1)


= (2-1) (2-1)
= (1) (1)
=1
Calculated Value =4.2
Tabulated Value = 3.841
Level of Significant = 0.005
Degree of Freedom =1

Conclusion:

The above calculated value is 4.2 is greater than tabulated value is 3.841.there foe H0

is rejected and H1 is accepted .It may be concluded that attending educational

program or guidance seminar can effect the learning of students.

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TESTING HYPOTHESIS:
Hypothesis # 1

 Lack of proper exercise of teaching strategies will affect the learning of students.

Items Calculated value Tabulated value


Question # 1 15 3.841
Question #2 11.2 3.841
Question #3 6.6 3.841
Question #4 9.6 3.841
total 42.4 15.364

CONCLUSION:
The above result shows that the calculated value of these questions

42.4 is greater than tabulated value 15.364 so its mean the null hypothesis is rejected

and the main hypothesis is accepted.

Therefore it is concluded that Lack of proper exercise of teaching

strategies will affect the learning of students.

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Hypothesis # 2

 Lack of teaching techniques can effect the learning of students.

Items Calculated value Tabulated value


Question #5 8 3.841
Question #6 15 3.841
Question #7 9.6 3.841
Question #8 19.2 3.841
total 51.8 15.364

CONCLUSION:

The above result shows that the calculated value of these questions

51.8 is greater than tabulated value 15.364 so its mean the null hypothesis is rejected

and the main hypothesis is accepted.

Therefore it is concluded that Lack of teaching techniques can effect

the learning of students.

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Hypothesis # 3

 Lack of class management power will affect the group activities.

Items Calculated value Tabulated value


Question # 9 13 3.841
Question #10 13 3.841
Question #11 8 3.841
Question #12 5.4 3.841
Question #13 6.6 3.841
total 46 19.2

CONCLUSION:
The above result shows that the calculated value of these questions 46

is greater than tabulated value 19.2. So its mean the null hypothesis is rejected and the

main hypothesis is accepted.

Therefore it is concluded that Lack of class management power will

affect the group activities.

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Hypothesis # 4

 Proper guidance and counseling can effects the learning of student.

Items Calculated value Tabulated value


Question # 14 8 3.841
Question #15 21.6 3.841
Question #16 4.2 3.841
total 33.8 11.5

CONCLUSION:
The above result shows that the calculated value of these questions

33.8 is greater than tabulated value 11.5 so its mean the null hypothesis is rejected

and the main hypothesis is accepted.

Therefore it is concluded that Proper guidance and counseling can effects the

learning of student.

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Summary:
The study was conducted for ‘To study the effect of trained teacher on student learning

progress at primary level”

Chapter 1:
The first chapter consists on the introduction, background, statement of the problem,

justification of the problem, significance of the problem, its objectives and keywords

which depicts the effect of trained primary teacher on the student.

Teachers play a vital role in the education and also student’s life. A person with proper

vision, experience, and an education degree can enter the teaching profession. Teaching

job is a more of a responsibility than a mere job. It has an impact on the growth and

well-being of the nation. The teacher today is quite diverse than past and has an

extensive role in almost every occupation.

On other hand, The Negative Attitudes of Teachers' Impact on Students. Teachers'

attitudes can help or hurt student motivation, achievement and well-being. This thesis

found that negative teacher attitudes can impair academic achievement and increase

students' psychological disorders and physical symptoms of stress.

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Chapter 2:
This chapter include the review study of literature of mentioned problem, the different

paper was read and analysis in regard to attain the detail information of previous work.

Great emphasis has been laid on the primary teachers to use effective teaching

strategies and method for improved learning by many researchers and educationists but

on the other hand, one must also understand that the amount of students’ learning in a

class also depends on their native ability of cognition and as well as their prior

preparation. Teachers should prepare mental set through rapport with students before

they start teaching. With the passage of time, the importance of instructors’ teaching

style is being spread and the teachers are taking initiative to improve their teaching

strategies for students’ improved learning by getting enrolled in such Programmes

which help them reflect upon their teaching practices and improving them as per

requirement.

The review of literatures also reveals that positive teacher–student relationships

influence students’ learning. The essence merged from a connected relationship

(caring, support, trust and respect) which support students self-confidence, fosters

students’ self-trust and increases students motivation to learn, influencing their

professional development towards future career pathway. Despite the limitation of

some studies.

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Chapter 3:
The credibility of findings and conclusions significantly depend on the quality of the

research design, data collection, data management and data analysis. In this chapter

examination of data analysis processes and how, together with data management, they

were handled in the selected education sector studies.

The Quantitative Data Analysis in this thesis to provide knowledge in statistics and

practical skills to conduct both simple and sophisticated statistical analyses in the fields

of primary teaching. To identify and utilize appropriate statistical procedures for, and

to correctly interpret and report the findings from the results of the statistical analyses.

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Chapter 4:
In this research study after collecting the data by using questionnaire method, answered

have been analyzed by using frequency distribution, percentage and chi-square method.

A frequency distribution is a tabular representation of a survey data set used to organize

and summarize the data. Specifically, it is a list of either qualitative or quantitative

values that a variable takes in a data set and the associated number of times each value

occurs (frequencies).

The frequency distribution is the basic building block of statistical analytical methods

and the first step in analyzing survey data. It helps researchers (a) organize and

summarize the survey data in a tabular format, (b) interpret the data, and (c) detect

outliers (extreme values) in the survey data set.

Method:

One the percentage has been calculated for the answer I applied chi-square method in

order to find out the result on the basis of observed and expected frequency. This

method is used for scientific and quantitative proof of hypothesis. The result of

calculated value of “x2” is compared with tabulated value by taking “0.05” as level of

significance and df=1 as a degree of freedom. If calculated value of chi-square is greater

than the tabulated value than null hypothesis is rejected and if calculated value is less

than the tabulated value null hypothesis is accepted.

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Chapter 5:
This chapter presents the conclusions, findings, recommendations, results and

limitations of this study. The chapter commences with an overview of the research

problem, followed by a discussion of the sample profile and each research question.

Based on the conclusions pertaining to the respective research question,

recommendations are made to teachers and school management.

Following are the key suggestions in this chapter:

1. School management should heir trained teachers so that educational process will

be better.

2. New techniques should be introduce which is helpful to motivate student.

3. Educational programs and seminar should be organize for teacher training.

4. Teacher should know how to manage class so that he/she can better promote

their teaching.

5. Motivational seminars should be organize for students and teachers.

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FINDINGS:

1. 75% respondents said yes that proper exercise can effect the learning of students and

25% said no.

2. 71% respondents said yes that different exercise helps you to develop student’s

interest and 29% said no.

3. 66% respondents said yes that different exercise helps in better teaching and 34% said

no.

4. 70% respondents said yes that innovation in exercises helps you to motivate your

students and 30% said no.

5. 68% respondents said yes that there is a difference in the teaching of trained and

untrained teacher and 32% said no.

6. 78% respondents said yes that teachers use different teaching techniques and 22%

said no.

7. 75% respondents said yes that new techniques of teaching has a positive impact on

students learning and 25% said no.

8. 70% respondents said yes that teacher encourage the student during study through

teaching and 30% said no.

9. 73% respondents said yes that class management is a important factor of better

learning and 27% said no.

10. 73% respondents said yes that trained teacher can manage class better than untrained

teacher and 27% said no.

11. 68% respondents said yes that teachers give students a chance to ask you questions

during class and 32% said no.

12. 65% respondents said yes that student center class is better than teacher center class

and 35% said no.

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13. 66% respondents said yes that discussion in class improve students learning and 34%

said no.

14. 68% respondents said yes that guidance and counseling is necessary for better

teaching and 32% said no.

15. 80% respondents said yes that guidance and counseling have a positive effect on

learning of student and 20% said no.

16. 63% respondents said yes that think attending educational program or guidance

seminar can effect the learning of students and 37% said no.

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RESULTS:

The research study reveals following results.

1. There is a significance trend of opinion that proper exercise can effect the learning of

students.

2. There is a significance trend of opinion that different exercise helps you to develop

student’s interest.

3. There is a significance trend of opinion that different exercise helps in better teaching.

4. There is a significance trend of opinion that innovation in exercises helps you to

motivate your students.

5. There is a significance trend of opinion that there is a difference in the teaching of

trained and untrained teacher.

6. There is a significance trend of opinion that teachers use different teaching

techniques.

7. There is a significance trend of opinion that new techniques of teaching has a positive

impact on students learning.

8. There is a significance trend of opinion that teacher should encourage the student

during study through teaching.

9. There is a significance trend of opinion that class management is an important factor

of better learning.

10. There is a significance trend of opinion that trained teacher manage class better than

untrained teacher.

11. There is a significance trend of opinion that teacher should give students a chance to

ask questions during class.

12. There is a significance trend of opinion that student center class is better than teacher

center class.

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13. There is a significance trend of opinion that discussion in class improve students

learning.

14. There is a significance trend of opinion that guidance and counseling is necessary for

better teaching.

15. There is a significance trend of opinion that guidance and counseling have a positive

effect on learning of student.

16. There is a significance trend of opinion that attending educational program or

guidance seminar can effect the learning of students.

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SUGGESTIONS AND RECOMMENDATIONS:

After conducting the research on this topic:

“To study the effect of trained teacher on student learning progress at primary

level”

I would like to suggest and recommends some ways. They are as follows.

1. School management should heir trained teachers so that educational process will be

better.

2. New techniques should be introduce which is helpful to motivate student.

3. Educational programs and seminar should be organize for teacher training.

4. Teacher should know how to manage class so that he/she can better promote their

teaching.

5. Motivational seminars should be organize for students and teachers.

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CONCLUSION:

In any research, the first priority is to select the topic or area of research and then give

“Introduction" to study about the particular topic. Then give justification of the problem

means how to select the particular problem or area of that research. In this research the

topic of research is “To study the effect of trained teacher on student learning progress

at primary level” And then after this the next step is to explain describe its need and

importance, then its objectives, key terms and then hypothesis of study and the

references of the giving material. Then "Review of the Literature" which includes the

introduction review of the literature then define the review, literature then review of

literature and then the frame work of different review and the review of the previous

research, hypothesis, objectives and references. And

then research strategy or research method for choosing research. In this research the

researcher use descriptive method and the researcher use area of population of study.

In this research the area of population is primary level, trained and untrained teachers

and the researcher describe sampling and its type and then sample size and this research

sample size is 60 and then the data collecting tool for research. In this research

questionnaire method has been used for data collecting. And the chi-square method has

used for its analysis.

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psychology)

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