Navodaya Vidyalaya Research Articles

A Critical Study of Metalinguistic Corrective Feedback in the Essays by XII Students of JNV Patan

<div><p><em>Corrective feedback (CF) is a vital aspect in the field of English language teaching, which is complex and continually evolving. English language teachers dedicate significant time and effort to provide feedback on students' writing performance. There is an ongoing debate regarding the efficacy of the teachers’ CF to improve the learners’ English writing competency. Empirical studies on CF in the Indian context are scarce. This study looks at how direct focused metalinguistic and non-metalinguistic written corrective feedback (WCF) affects the use of noun inflections in English descriptive essays written by Class XII students of Jawahar Navodaya Vidyalaya, Patan. The study involves two experimental groups and one control group of ten students each; the first group received metalinguistic WCF; the second received non-metalinguistic WCF; and the control group received no feedback. A pretest-treatment-post-test-delayed post-test format was utilized to extract the data. The findings suggest that the teacher's targeted direct metalinguistic WCF led to inconsistent improvements in the learners' written output. However, this approach has certain limitations, including issues related to time frame, scaffolding, personalized feedback, as well as sustained teacher’s monitoring, and other factors pertaining to learners’ proficiency, personality, retention, and revision.</em></p></div>

Teacher Effectiveness Among Kendriya Vidyalaya And Navodaya Vidyalaya School Teachers In Relation To Organizational Climate

Teacher Effectiveness Among Kendriya Vidyalaya And Navodaya Vidyalaya School Teachers In Relation To Organizational Climate

Behavioral Issues among Class VI-VIIII Students in Jawahar Navodaya Vidyalaya Residential Schools: A Comprehensive Study

This case study explores the behavioural issues observed among Class VI-VIIII students in Jawahar Navodaya Vidyalaya (JNV) residential schools. Drawing upon observations from 12 JNVs across different regions in India, the study highlights the prevalence of homesickness, peer pressure, academic stress, social adjustment difficulties, and discipline problems among students. Through an analysis of underlying causes and potential solutions, the study provides insights into addressing these behavioural challenges effectively in the residential school setting. Keywords: Behavioural issues, Class VI-VIIII students, Jawahar Navodaya Vidyalaya, Residential schools, Homesickness, Peer pressure, Academic stress, Social adjustment, Discipline problems.

Teaching learning practices of Jawahar Navodaya Vidyalaya, Nuapada: Perception of new entrants

Teaching learning practices of Jawahar Navodaya Vidyalaya, Nuapada: Perception of new entrants

Effectiveness of an oral health promotion training program among school nurses in India

BackgroundSchools are a valuable platform for oral health promotion and the role of school nurse is critical in promoting oral health of children. A training program was carried out to assess its effectiveness in promoting oral health among school nurses of Navodaya Vidyalaya Samiti (NVS), one of the largest groups of central schools in India.Methodology.A total of 557 school nurses of Navodaya Vidyalaya schools participated in the training program. The training was delivered virtually using didactic teaching methods based on a conceptual framework. Pre and post knowledge scores were assessed for all the participants. ResultsA total of 451 pre-post complete responses were received during training program, with a response rate of 81 %. There was significant improvement in the overall knowledge scores (p < 0.001) of school nurses. After the training program was completed, oral health screening and education for students was conducted by these trained nurses in coordination with teachers in their respective schools. ConclusionThe present training program was effective in addressing the gaps in oral health knowledge of the school nurses and significantly improving their oral health knowledge.

A Comparative Study of Coordinative Skills and Psychological Factors Between Navodaya Vidyalaya and Government School Girls Students

In the present study, an attempt has been made to compare coordinative ability and personality profiles. The main purpose of the study was to measure the coordinative ability and personality profile of Navodaya Vidyalaya and Govt. school girl’s students and the differences of the students to find out the status in the district of Nadia under the state of West Bengal. The present study was conducted to observe the coordinative abilities and personality profile of Navodaya Vidyalaya and Govt. school’s girl’s students. The subject of the present study was taken from Nadia WB (India), and Jawahar Navodaya Vidyalaya, Nadia, WB (India). A total of fifty (50) female students were selected for the present study. Age was ranged between 14 to 16 years. A medicine ball test was taken the measure orientation ability, differentiation ability was measured by backward medicine ball throw test, reaction ability was measured by scale drop test and personality profile was measured by Cattle 16 pf questionnaire. To collect information for the present study following tools are used measuring tape, cones, markers, and white dust prouder, for field marking. Chair, table, scale for reaction time, and 16 pf questionnaire for personality test to collect data. She concludes that the girls of Govt. school had better performance in orientation ability, differentiation ability, and personality factor. She also observed in the case of reaction abilities the girls of Navodaya Vidyalaya are quite better than Govt. school’s girl’s students

Cultural Intelligence for Teachers in Migrated Position:An Essential Capability

Globalized world is now boundary-less and every eligible individual can work everywhere in the world. Every institution hires expatriates from different country for skilled practitioners due to shortages of skilled practitioners worldwide. Every country is unique by its own culture and language. India is a culturally diverse country and there 28 states and 9 union territories. The people of India in every state and union territory practice their own unique culture and language. There are many institutions, which are operates by the central government of India and practitioners are recruited across the country like Jawahar Navodaya Vidyalayas, Kendriya Vidyalayas, Sainik Schools, colleges, universities, Banks, organizations etc. So, this trend increases the diversity in work place. Intercultural interaction with people from different cultural background make conflicts, tension and misunderstandings. Which create unhealthy environment and institutional success suffers for that. Moreover, in a same institution and similar qualifications practitioners, some are more effective than others. To address these conflicts Earley and Ang (2003) coined the popular construct the cultural intelligence in the fields of social science and management. The study has collected data from artefacts and previous studies have done on cultural intelligence. The present study has discussed the rationale and urgency of the cultural intelligence for teachers and other employees working in migrated position in domestic or global cultural environments.

Successful School Management in India: Navodaya Vidyalaya Samiti

Successful School Management in India: Navodaya Vidyalaya Samiti

Teachers’ Concerns about Teaching – Learning Process

Teachers are mainly concerned about education in general and specifically in teaching-learning process. There have been many studies on student teachers' concerns, but a very few on teachers' concerns about the teaching-learning process. According to their categorization of the teachers' concerns into three categories: self, task, and impact. Inservice teachers expressed more impact concerns than self- or task-related issues. While the current study aims to uncover the different concerns that teachers have, as well as how gender, teaching experience, and place of employment affect those concerns, it also seeks to understand how those concerns relate to one another. The sample for the study consisted of 37 teachers who attended the induction programme for Hindi PGTs working in Navodaya Vidyalayas from all over India. The 20-item checklist utilized in the survey approach is used to compile the teachers’ concerns. The correlation test and the chi-Square test are statistical tests used for data analysis. Learning, achievement, curriculum, classroom management, and students' needs, motivation, and behaviour are the identified components of teachers' concerns. The study's findings showed that female teachers indicated more concern than their male counterparts, and that teachers' concerns were unaffected by their teaching background or their State of employment. Results indicated a significant positive association between classroom management and students' needs, motivation, and behaviour. This has the connotation that, regardless of the curriculum, a student's progress is determined by classroom management, which considers their needs, engagement, and efforts to play a part in the growth of the country. The study concludes that teachers are responsive to the attainment of the educational objectives they have established for themselves as teachers.

Predicting student dropouts using random forest

Among the other problems in the learning process, student dropout is an acute problem that needs to be taken care of by the educationist and policymakers. This paper is based on 330 students admitted to the Jawahar Navodaya Vidyalaya (JNV) school in the 6th class in five successive batches. The dataset has ten attributes out of which eight variables are categorical, and two are numerical. The paper addresses the research question as to what factors are important vis-a-vis the dropout students. Further, we have applied a random forest classifier to predict the school dropouts after five years. The results show that performance in the 6th class, income, father’s education, and gender are factors that influence the school dropouts. The random forest classifier achieves 86 per cent accuracy, 41 percent sensitivity and 98 percent specificity. We need to take data from more schools to further generalize the study.

Study the relationship between rural and urban Navodaya Vidyalaya School teachers with respect to teaching adjustment and organizational climate

Study the relationship between rural and urban Navodaya Vidyalaya School teachers with respect to teaching adjustment and organizational climate

Study the relationship between married, unmarried and rural, urban teachers of Navodaya Vidyalaya Schools with respect to their attitude

Study the relationship between married, unmarried and rural, urban teachers of Navodaya Vidyalaya Schools with respect to their attitude

The Vibrant School Library: Where Dreams come True

The school library is the birthplace of dreams and fantasies. The stories heard from the grandmother, mother, aunts and uncles get a reality when the children touch and smell the books, and feel the colour of the pictures. The pulse of the students is probably felt in the best way in a school library. In this paper, the real situations in the libraries of the Navodaya Vidyalaya India (boarding schools supported and subsidized by the central Government) have been discussed. These networks of school libraries are scattered all over India, with a special purpose to reach the unreached. These libraries are always buzzing with a lot of activities – be it book exhibitions, library quiz, discussion forum etc. From the simple of the simplest of exploring a journey through a book, to searching information through e-granthalaya (the software used), the students are beaming with ocean of information. The book week programme, story hour period, library quiz are only some of the activities mentioned. The paper will also discuss the dynamic effort of the librarians of these schools in trying to cater to fulfill the dreams of the students. The special effort of the librarians in training the students to love books is stated. Taking care of books by making special book covers, environment friendly book supports and book stands etc. are also explained in this paper. Last, but not the least, the paper brings into forefront the ways to harness a cordial relation between the librarian and the students.

EFFECT OF PERCEIVED STRESS ON ADJUSTMENT OF JAWAHAR NAVODAYA VIDYALAYA (JNV) MIGRANTS IN RELATION TO GENDER

This study examined the effect of gender on perceived stress related to emotional, educational and social adjustment among Jawahar Navodaya Vidyalaya (JNV) migrant students. Data were collected from 97 migrant students studying in ninth grade at various JNVs of Punjab state, India. Data analysis using MANOVA revealed that gender and perceived stress has significant effect on the three dimensions of adjustment (educational, social and emotional). However, combined effect of gender and perceived stress was not found to be significant. Implications for school administration, teachers, counsellors and wardens have also been discussed in the paper.

Guidance Needs of Adolescents Studying in Jawahar Navodaya Vidyalaya: A Study of Jawahar Navodaya Vidyalaya, Kunihar, District Solan, Himachal Pradesh

This study is an attempt to investigate whether guidance needs to adolescents studying in the schools. For this purpose, sample of one hundred and seventy- nine students of the Jawahar Navodaya Vidyalaya were taken through simple random sampling technique. To collect the data, guidance need inventory developed by Dr. J.S. Grewal was used. t- test was applied to find the significance of difference among the various groups. Results indicated that male and female adolescents do not differ significantly in their guidance needs with respect to physical area, social area, psychological area, educational area, vocational area and total area. Arts and science stream adolescents do not differ significantly in their guidance needs.&#x0D; Int. J. Soc. Sc. Manage. Vol. 7, Issue-4: 214-217

JOB SATISFACTION – A STUDY OF JAWAHAR NAVODAYAVIDYALAYAS TEACHERS WORKING IN RURAL AREAS

Teaching profession is generally a respectful job in India society. Teacher may contribute substantially to socio-cultural transformation of the society as they are loaded with the responsibility of moulding the young minds. The present researcher is also working as a teacher in college. A large number of teachers from urban background work in rural schools and some of them seek transfer to urban area or to another rural area where some modern amenities can be access. This phenomenon might have relationship with their job satisfaction and attitudes towards teaching. So it is an obvious curiosity to know whether the teachers are really satisfied with their present job. If so, how much? Because if they are not satisfied they will not be motivated to raise academic standards. KEY WORDS:-Job satisfaction, Teachers, Rural area, Jawahar Navodaya Vidyalayas

Effectiveness of mindfulness based stress reduction program: An experimental study

Teacher is an important pillar of education system. His well being is necessary for the well being of each and every component of education system. In today's world of accountability teachers are over burden and their monotonous nature of work is making them victim of stress and Burnout. Hence development of stress and burnout coping strategies, their application and finding evidences of their effectiveness is the need of hour. The present study is dedicated to investigate the effectiveness of mindful based stress reduction program in reducing Stress and burnout among teachers of Jawahar Navodaya Vidyalaya, Maharajganj. It was a pre survey-post survey experimental study followed by an intervention feedback to identify any behavioral and attitudinal changes in the participants.

Burnout of Male and Female Secondary School Teachers of Jawahar Navodaya Vidyalayas in Karnataka – A Study

The purpose of the study is to analyse the difference between the Burnout of male and female secondary school teachers of Jawahar Navodaya Vidyalayas (JNVs) in Karnataka, belonging to the faculty namely physical education, arts, commerce, science, music, art and library science. They were administered checklist developed by Maslach Burnout Inventory by Maslach, which measures Emotional exhaustion, Depersonalisation and Personal accomplishment of a teacher.The data were subjected to ‘t’ test to find out the significance difference between burnout of male and female teachers of JNVs.

An Exploratory Study to Assess the Reproductive Sexual Health Behaviour and its Relationship with Academic Performance among Adolescent Students in the Selected School of Manipur

Introduction: Adolescence is a period when the individual is vulnerable and exposure to sexually implicit/ explicit programs on television and internet can influence their sexual behaviour and make them more permissive towards premarital sex, which is known to influence their academic performance. Keeping this in view, an exploratory study was done to assess the reproductive sexual health behaviour and its relationship with academic performance among adolescent students in the selected school of Manipur. The main objectives of the study were to identify sexual health behaviour among adolescent students, to study the factors responsible for the development of risky sexual health behaviour among adolescent students, to assess the academic performance of the adolescent students and to establish relationship between risky sexual health behaviour and academic performance. Materials and Methods: The study was conducted in Jawahar Navodaya Vidyalaya located in Chandel District of Manipur State. A quantitative research approach was used to achieve the objectives of the study. A non-probability sampling method was adopted and a convenience sampling technique was employed for the study. Data was collected via structured questionnaire from 100 students belonging to the age group of 16-18 years studying in 11th and 12th class. Results: 75 per cent of adolescent students were found to be in romantic relationship, 25 per cent of the students reported to have dropped out from school due to unplanned/ premarital pregnancy, 12 per cent of the students reported having indulged in sexual intercourse and these same students used condoms as a protective measure during the intercourse and 50 per cent of the students reported having watched porn. There was significant relationship between reproductive sexual heath behaviour and academic performance among adolescent students. Conclusion: Sexual health education helps students protect their sexual health and avoid these negative outcomes. By providing sexual health education programs, schools can support student health and foster their academic achievement.

Perceived Social Support and Perceived Stress, Relations to Adjustment among Migrant Students: A Test of Buffering Hypothesis

Current study intended to probe into the associationamongst the perceived stress and adjustment, and also the main and buffering effect of support from other and support from friend, in a sample of 325 JNV migrants (196 = male and 129 = female) migrant students of Jawahar Navodaya Vidyalaya. Bivariate analyses revealed strong correlation of perceived stress with educational, emotional and social adjustment. Test of interaction effects indicated that support from signifcant others and friend buffered the infuence of higher level of perceived stress on educational, social and emotional adjustment. Outcomes of the present research supports moderating part ofperceived social support in relation to perceived stress and proposes the requirement forenablingthe intact support system for migrants. Implications for minimising the effects of perceived stress among migrant students are also discussed.