1. Teacher Morale of Secondary School Teachers of Dibrugarh District Abstract – Teacher morale is the professional interest and enthusiasm that teachers exhibit to achieve individual and educational goals of the institution. Now-a-days it is perceived as an important pre-requisite for an educational system to function effectively. In the present study an attempt has been made to find out the level of teacher morale of Secondary school teachers of Dibrugarh District. Again the study is taken to compare teacher morale with respect to Gender, Training and Types of management of Secondary schools. Total sample of the study was 650 secondary school teachers from 45 Secondary schools of Dibrugarh district selected by using stratified random disproportionate sampling technique. In order to collect data the investigator constructed and standardised a Teacher Morale Scale by using factor analysis technique. The results of the study highlighted that majority of the Secondary school teachers obtain high scores in the Teacher Morale Scale. The study found a significant difference in the teacher morale of the male and female, provincialised and private Secondary school teachers. But there is no significant difference in the teacher morale of the trained and untrained Secondary school teachers.
2. Measuring Efficiency: Looking at the Elementary School Abstract – The terms “quality of education,” “school quality,” “school efficiency” and “school effectiveness” are often used interchangeably and associated with students’ levels of academic (cognitive) performance in examinations. The concept of ‘efficiency’ refers to the relationship between the inputs into a system (be it agricultural, industrial or educational), and the outputs from that system (be they wheat, vehicles or educated individuals). The present paper deals with the concept of efficiency at school level. Which are the factors that affect the efficiency? These are major concern of this paper.
3. E-Marketing: Emerging tactics of Marketing in India Abstract – The lucrative Indian market is fostering rapidly. Penetration of Internet access and upsurge of handheld devices users persuade Indian marketers to look beyond the traditional marketing techniques. The pace of transformation continues to be rapid by utilizing existing digital channels available for social purposes. The frequency of people spending time on-line, the digital tools and sites play an ever-growing role in the transformation of marketing strategies. Smart marketers strive to be on top of the scale of change and ensure their marketing strategies and touch point where the consumer is spending their time. This research note gives a sense of the scale of revolution in marketing strategies we’ve seen so far and implies the scale of what is emerging.
4. Use of Check List for types of Personality Abstract – Teacher education program where the teacher trainees are taught various methods and techniques for subject teaching. Regarding today’s students requires new tools and strategies. The old ‘sit and get’ approach of learning is not an effective way to reach a generation of learners who are accustomed to active engaged. The quality of teacher is not more than the quality of education. As the teacher trainees can get various experiences in the teacher education institute they can be able to do so in the school whenever they work as teacher. It is necessary and suggestible to provide them various experiences while they are learning about techniques of teaching and learning. Use of Check List is also can be an interesting technique for them. After all they have to think beyond chalk and talk so this can be an experiential learning for them.
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