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MCT COLLEGE OF EDUCATION & RESEARCH 2014-2015
CHAPTER 1: INTRODUCTION
1.1 Introduction of the study
The concept of population education emerged in the context of population and development - the
two most pressing issues before humankind today. Both are closely interrelated and both
encompass a number of complex factors. Viewed as an epiphenomenon of the process of
development, population issues have aroused widespread concern among almost all the members
of the committee of nations. There have been undaunted endeavors to accelerate the pace of
socioeconomic development through the instrumentalities of science and technology and to
secure distributive justice for the people through different institutional mechanisms. But those are
confronted with some basic population related questions of how many people are going to inhabit
the earth, how they are to be supported and enabled to make their contributions to development
efforts, what they are going to bequeath to posterity and how long they are going to be sustained
by the natural and human resource base. The rapid population growth and the concomitant
problems of poverty, lack of adequate health and educational facilities, malnutrition, nonfulfillment of even the basic needs of a vast majority of the populace, paucity of employment
opportunities, dwindling natural resources and consequent environmental degradation constitute
critical dimensions of the present population and development phenomena.
Population education which emerged as an educational innovation in response to population

problems only about four decades ago, is now being experimented in over a hundred countries of
the world in non-too-uniform a manner. It has been introduced in the education systems of
different countries as an important component of the multi-pronged strategy employed to help
nations attain the goals of population stabilization and sustainable development.
Very few educational programmers have matched its pace of expansion and adopted such varied
conceptual frameworks and strategies of curriculum transaction. Perhaps no other educational
concept has experienced such frequent changes in its framework and been subjected to so many
misunderstandings as the concept of population education. This has been so because of not only
the nature of the context in which it emerged but also its newness and its complex characteristics.
The teacher in the population education program is required to achieve the prefixed aims and
objective .For this purpose he has to employee suitable instructional methods and procedure.
The Population Education is included in the education system in the country to the realization of
the potential role.
Dr V.K.R.V Rao had stated in Bombay Seminar .The theme of the twin workshop was
Population Education: Tasks and Challenges.
The purpose of Global Population Education
1)To help students to develop an insight in to interrelationship between population growth and
the process of social and economic development at the individual, family and individual and
international levels
2) To make children aware of the population situation in the country.
3)To make students aware about Global Population.
4) To help student to have rational decision about their quality of life that they would like to have
1.2 Need And Significances Of The Study

The study is important because.
A teacher can transform understanding, desirable altitudes into actions and pedagogical
representations. A teacher is effective only when she can transform the student through her
knowledge. Through this study we want to sensitize the teachers towards the needs of the
students.
The study is important for the administrators, so that they provide immense training for the
teachers and also motivate teacher. Greater understandings about which teaching practices, skills
and knowledge positively impact student, that will help strengthen all aspects of teaching.
It will provide valuable information of relative effectiveness of teachers knowledge on
population education .It will serves as the resource material for the others who wants to carry out
the research in related areas.
The purpose of the research is to discover answer through the application of the scientific
procedure.
1.3 Statement of the problem

A study to find out the Secondary School Teachers perspective towards Global
Population issues and their attitudes towards Population Education
In other words, the views of Secondary School Teacher on Population Education.
1.4 Operational Definition

Key terms
School: School is a place where children or student go to be formally educated.
Teacher: A teacher is someone who helps others learn new things.
An example of a teacher is the person who taught you math.
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Secondary school: A secondary school is a school which provides secondary education,

between the ages of 11 and 16 or 11 and 18, after primary school and before higher education.
Education: The process of receiving or giving systematic instruction, especially at a school or
university.
Population Education: Population Education in an education process desired to help people
understand the nature, causes and consequences of population events.
Operational Definition of key term
Teacher: In the present study, teacher of Secondary Schools namely Mother Teresa Secondary
Convent School Airoli & Sushila Devi Deshmukh Vidyalaya School Airoli are taken in to
account.
School: In the present study, State board School are considered for the study.
1.5 Objectives of the study

1. A study the awareness of the Global population among Secondary School teachers.
2. To study the awareness of secondary School teachers regarding various population issues in the
world.
3. To study the attitudes of Secondary school teachers regarding the imparting of the population
education in public school.
4 .To study the activities conducted by school for providing population education
5. To prepare a suggestive plan to strengthen the teacher is
attitude towards
population education
1.6 Delimitations
The present study includes only State Board schools.

The present study centers on the perspectives of secondary teachers knowledge on Population
education.
The present study limited to only survey of 2 schools.
The present study is limited to 30 teachers
The present study conducts the survey only through questionnaire.
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1.7 Review
Bharat Kumar D Patel(2012)conducted a study on awareness of population education among B.Ed
Trainers with reference to different variables .The main Objectives of the study is to examine the
awareness of population education among B.ED trainers and to examine the awareness of
population education with reference to marital status of trainees.
The study found out that there are significant difference in awareness of population education
between trainees of Science stream and Commerce stream the trainees of science stream found more
aware.
K Balalsubramaniam and other conducted A study of the reaction of High School teachers to
Population Education as Integral part of curriculum .
The study found out that a very high awareness of the population problem In India was
found amongst teachers . The teachers replied that unemployment low standard of living and food
shortage were due to over population.
Leodinito Y. Caete, Ped.D.(2003)conducted A study of population growth on basic education
development. The study found that education is strongly related to a broad range of demographic
behaviors. The speed of education throughout a population has been shown to be of central
importance for the long-term demographic transition from high to low level fertility.
Ozzie G Simmons (April 1970) conducted A study in family planning. The study found that
population education is a promising means of diffusing information about population problem
more pervasively than through the channels ordinarily available to family planning program, but it is
also important to produce desired changes in attitudes, behavior and values in the next generation..
CHAPTER 2 : RESEARCH DESIGN

2.1 Introduction
Research methodology is a planning stage of research which is usually made logically visualizing it
practicality
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Selection of research design includes 4 components:
Research methodology
Sampling design
Research tool
Statistical technique
Research design has two basic purposes:

1) To provide answer to research questions
2) To control the variance
Research design Definition

A detailed outline of how an investigation will take place. A research design will typically include
how data is to be collected, what instruments will be employed, how the instruments will be used
and the intended means for analyzing data collected.
2.2 Methodology of the study

For collection of data, there are various methods used and each one is different from other in many
aspects and each has their own limits and delimits.
The different methods of educational research are as follows:
1) HISTORICAL METHOD
2) EXPERIMENTAL METHOD
3) SURVEY METHOD
Methodology refers to the technique or the means, which is adopted by the investigator in order to
achieve his goal. The methodology is an essential part of the research.
The methodology of study depends upon the aims and objectives of study.
Method adopted for present study
Survey method
A field of applied statistics, survey methodology studies the sampling of individual units from a
population and the associated survey data collection techniques, such as questionnaire construction
and methods for improving the number and accuracy of responses to surveys.
2.3 Sample Size And Sample Technique

Sampling is a process by which relatively small numbers of individuals or objects or event are
selected analyzed in order to find out something about the entire population from which it was
selected.
Sampling types are as follows:
Simple random sampling

Systematic sampling
Stratified sampling
Cluster sampling
For the recent study samples were selected in simple random sampling
Population of Secondary School Teacher:
30 Teacher were selected as sample.
Name of Secondary School
Sample size
Mother Teresa Secondary Convent School(Airoli)

SDV (Airoli)
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15
Total sample size: 30
2.4 - Tools and techniques used in study

There are various methods used in study:
1)
2)
3)
4)
5)
Questionnaire
Quantitative study
Interview
Opinion technique
Methodology
For this survey the researcher used Questionnaire as the tool.

A questionnaire is a form prepared and distributed to secured responses to certain question. It is a
form of enquiry which contains a systematically compiled and organized series of questions that are
to be sent to the population widely scattered.
The questionnaire was prepared in English and number of questions were included out of which
question where negative and remaining were positive and the sampler were asked to tick on either
Agree ,neutral, disagree as per question.
The language used for preparing the questions was easy and simple to understand. It is in printed
form. The investigator collected the questionnaire immediately after the respondents completed the
questionnaire.
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2.5 Collection of data

A number of items in the form of questionnaire were created for conducting the survey.
After getting approval of the questionnaire from the guide the questionnaire was administered on the
Secondary School Teacher
Collection of the data were done from secondary school teachers of Mother Teresa Secondary
Convent school, Airoli and Sushila Devi Deshmukh Vidyalaya,Airoli .Total number 30 were 15
from each of the school
Permission were taken from two school of Secondary School Teacher to conduct the survey.
Instructions were given to the teachers on the methodology to fill out the responses.
The items were explained to the respondents and responses were filled.
Percentage analysis was done.
In the present study, the tool questionnaire comprised of 22 items. The items prepared were
emphasized on The investigator collected the questionnaire immediately after respondents completed
the questionnaire.
CHAPTER 3:RESEARCH DESIGN

3.1 Introduction
Analysis and interpretations are two important components of a study. Proper analysis and
subsequent interpretation leads to the desired result that can be most effectively used. To research
behind any problem or field, it requires relevant data. Data is nothing but a collection of information
about the problem which has possible reasons.
Though data collection is the most important aspect of the study, analysis helps us to get the clear
idea, which leads to proper interpretation.
There are various tools such as tabulation of data, graphical representation like pie diagram or bar
diagrams that give us a clear idea of problem as well as helps in easy interpretation. For this task the
researcher has to make questionnaire which consist of few questions related to the problem
Interpretation not only depends on the data collected but also on the analysis done. Wrong analysis
will definitely lead to misrepresentation which in turn affects the results. Interpretation provides the
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basis of conclusion and suggestions providing remedial measures of the difficulties faced during
study.
In short we can say that analysis and interpretation are two sides of the same coin.
3.2 - Analysis & interpretation

Data was collected from questionnaire obtained from Secondary School Teachers.
Q1: I know the worlds birth rate since 1975.
Opinion
Teacher
Percentage (%)
Agree
7
23
Neutral
21
70
Disagree
2
7
Agree
Netural
Disagree
Observation: Thus it is observed that 7 Secondary School teachers agree 21 remains neutral and 2
were disagreeing with it.
Interpretation: From the above pie chart, we can estimate that 70% Secondary School teachers do
not know about the birth rate of the world.
Conclusion: Thus the above table indicates that most of the Secondary School teachers do not know
about the worlds birth rate.
Q 2: I am aware of World Population day celebrated on July 11 every year.

Opinion
Teacher
Percentage (%)
Agree
20
67
Neutral
10
33
Disagree
0
0
Agree
Neutral
Disagree
Observation: Thus it is observed that 20 Secondary School teacher agrees, 10 remains neutral and
zero were disagree with it.
Interpretation: From the above pie chart, we can estimate that 67%
are aware about World Population day.
Secondary School Teachers
Conclusion: Thus the above table indicates that most of the Secondary School teachers are aware
about the World Population Day Celebrated across the world on July 11 everyday.
Q 3: It is necessary for China to control population of their country.

Opinion
Teacher
Percentage (%)
Agree
23
77
Neutral
7
23
10
Disagree
0
0
Agree
Neutral
Disagree
Observation: Thus it is observed that 23 Secondary school teacher agrees, 7 remains neutral and
zero were disagreeing with it.
Interpretation: From the above pie chart, we can estimate that 77% Secondary School Teachers
think that it is necessary for the China to take control of rapid increasing Population.
Conclusion: Thus the above table indicates that most of the Secondary school teachers agree that
China should take necessary measure to control fast growing Population.
Q 4 I know the consequence of rapid population growth in the world.

Opinion
Teacher
Agree
24
Neutral
6
11
Disagree
0
Percentage (%)
80
20
Agree
Neutral
Disagree
Observation: Thus it is observed that 24 Secondary school teachers agree, 6 remains neutral and
zero disagree with it.
Interpretation: From the above pie chart, we can estimate that 80% Secondary school teachers
agree that they know about the consequences of the rapid growth of the population in the world.
Conclusion: Thus the above table indicates that most of the Secondary school teachers thinks that
they know about the population growth consequences.
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Q 5: I know the current population rate of the world.

Opinion
Teacher
Percentage (%)
Agree
11
37
Neutral
18
60
Disagree
3
3
AGREE
NEUTRAL
DISAGREE
Observation: Thus it is observed that 11 Secondary school teachers agree,18 remains neutral and 3
disagree with it.
Interpretation: From the above pie chart, we can estimate that 60% Secondary school teacher. has a
neutral views that they know the current population rate of the world.
Conclusion: Thus the above table indicates that most of the Secondary school teacher has neutral
views on the current population rate of the world.
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Q 6: I know how we measure the world population.

Opinion
Teacher
Percentage (%)
Agree
23
77
Neutral
6
20
Disagree
1
3
Agree
Neutral
Disagree
Observation: Thus it is observed that 23 Secondary teacher trainee agrees, 6 remains neutral and 1
disagree with it.
Interpretation: From the above pie chart, we can estimate that 77 % Secondary school teachers are
aware about how to measured world population
Conclusion: Thus the above table indicates that most of the Secondary school teachers are familiar
about the how to measure the population growth.
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Q 7: I think population growth leads to the environmental changes

Opinion
Teacher
Percentage (%)
Agree
22
73
Neutral
6
20
Disagree
2
7
Agree
Neutral
Disagree
Observation: Thus it is observed that 22 Secondary school teachers agree 6 remains neutral and 2
disagree with it.
Interpretation: From the above pie chart, we can estimate that 73% teachers think that t the
population growth leads to the environmental changes.
Conclusion: Thus the above table indicates that most of the Secondary teachers think that
population growth leads to various environment changes.
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Q 8: In my point of view population leads to scarcity of natural resources available.

Opinion
Teacher
Percentage (%)
Agree
27
90
Neutral
3
10
Disagree
0
0
Agree
Neutral
Disagree
disagree with it.
Interpretation: From the above pie chart, we can estimate that 90% Secondary school Teacher agree
about the point that excess population leads to scarcity of resources available of the people.
Conclusion: Thus the above table indicates that most of the Secondary Teachers agree that the
scarcity of the resource occurs due to the population explosion.
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Q 9: I think population growth is not a National issue it is a global issue.

Opinion
Teacher
Percentage (%)
Agree
20
67
Neutral
1
3
Disagree
9
30
Agree
Neutral
Disagree
Observation: Thus it is observed that 20 Secondary School teachers agree, 1 remains neutral and 9
disagree with it.
Interpretation: From the above pie chart, we can estimate that 676% Secondary School teacher
agree about that population is global issues.
Conclusion: Thus the above table indicates that most of the teacher agree that population growth is
not the issues of the only one national but it is an global concern.
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Q 10: I think due to population pressure people live in area that is basically unsafe.
Opinion
Teacher
Percentage (%)
Agree
23
77
Neutral
7
23
Disagree
0
0
Agree
Neutral
Disagree
Observation: Thus it is observed that 23 Secondary School teacher agree 7 remains neutral and 0
disagree with it.
Interpretation: From the above pie chart, we can estimate that 77% Teachers agree that increase
population leads people to live in the unsafe condition.
Conclusion: Thus the above table indicates that most of the teacher trainees agree that globalization
has provided rich material for teaching and learning process in teachers education.
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Q 11: In my point of view student should be aware about the concept of small family.
Opinion
Teacher
Percentage (%)
Agree
20
67
Neutral
7
23
Disagree
3
10
Agree
Neutral
Disagree
Observation: Thus it is observed that 23 teacher agrees, 7 remains neutral and 0 disagree with it.
Interpretation: From the above pie chart, we can estimate that 67% Secondary schoolteacher trainee
agree that student should be aware about the important of small family.
Conclusion: Thus the above table indicates that most of School Teacher agree that student should
made effort to make them aware about the small family
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Q 12: The government should introduce Population Education in the school.

Opinion
Teacher
Percentage (%)
Agree
22
74
Neutral
7
23
Disagree
1
3
Agree
Neutral
Disagree
Observation: Thus it is observed that 22 secondary school teacher agrees,7 remains neutral and 1
disagree with it.
Interpretation: From the above pie chart, we can estimate that 74% Secondary school teacher agree
that government should make effort to introduce the Population education at the school level.
Conclusion: Thus the above table indicates that most of the Secondary school teachers agree that it
is important for the government to introduce the population education at the school level.
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Q 13 I conduct Programmers related to population issues for my students.

Opinion
Teacher
Percentage (%)
Agree
23
77
Neutral
7
23
Disagree
0
0
Agree
Neutral
Disagree
Observation: Thus it is observed that 11 Secondary school teachers agree,16 remains neutral and 3
disagree with it.
agree that they conduct the program related to population issues.
Conclusion: Thus the above table indicates that small no of the teachers conduct population issues
program for their student.
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Q 14: I often conduct seminars, group discussion on the topic related to Global population.
Opinion
Teacher
Percentage (%)
Agree
11
37
Neutral
18
60
Disagree
1
3
Agree
Neutral
Disagree
Observation: Thus it is observed that 11 Secondary school teachers agree, 18 remains neutral and 1
disagree with it.
Interpretation: From the above pie chart, we can estimate that 60% teacher have neutral reaction
that they conduct seminars, group discussion related to the Global Population.
Conclusion: Thus the above table indicates that most of teachers have neutral reaction that they
conduct seminars, group discussion on the Global population.
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Q 15: I show various videos related to population issues to my students

Opinion
Teacher
Percentage (%)
Agree
22
73
Neutral
7
23
Disagree
1
3
Agree
Neutral
Disagree
disagree with it.
Interpretation: From the above pie chart, we can estimate that 73% teacher agree that they show
video to the students related to the population issues in the world.
Conclusion: Thus the above table indicates that most of the teachers agree that they make effort to
light issues of population to the student by showing video.
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Q 16: In my point of view use of mass media create awareness about population issues.
Opinion
Teacher
Percentage (%)
Agree
21
70
Neutral
8
27
Disagree
1
3
Agree
Neutral
Disagree
Observation: Thus it is observed that 21 Secondary school teachers agree, 16 remains neutral and
2 disagree with it.
agree that mass media help the student to create awareness about population issues.
Conclusion: Thus the above table indicates that most of the teachers believe that mass media help to
create awareness about population issues.
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Q 17 I could arrange visits to social support places such as family planning clinic for the students.
Opinion
Teacher
Percentage (%)
Agree
14
47
Neutral
15
50
Disagree
1
3
Agree
Neutral
Disagree
Observation: Thus it is observed that 14 Secondary school teachers agree, 15remains neutral and 1
disagree with it.
Interpretation: From the above pie chart, we can estimate that 50% teachers have neutral reaction
about that they arrange visit for the student.
Conclusion: Thus the above table indicates that most of teachers have neutral
reaction that they will arranged visit for the student in the clinic
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Q 18: I would arranged seminars by calling the doctor to teach the student about sex education.
Opinion
Teacher
Percentage (%)
Agree
18
60
Neutral
11
37
Disagree
2
7
Agree
Neutral
Disagree
disagree with it.
Interpretation: From the above pie chart, we can estimate that 60% Teachers agree that they will
call doctor to explained the student related to sex education
Conclusion: Thus the above table indicates that most of the teacher agree that they would like to
arrange the seminar for the student to teach them related to the sex education by calling the doctor.
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Q 19: I avoid class discussions related to population issues because of fear of indiscipline in the class
Opinion
Teacher
Percentage (%)
Agree
4
13
Neutral
9
30
Disagree
17
57
Agree
Neutral
Disagree
disagree with it.
Interpretation: From the above pie chart, we can estimate that 57 % teachers disagree that they
avoid class discussions related to the population because of the fear of indiscipline in the class.
Conclusion: Thus the above table indicates that most of the teachers disagree that they do not
discuss issues related to the population issues in the class due to indiscipline occurred during
discussion.
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Q 20 Population education is very important in todays situation.

Opinion
Teacher
Percentage (%)
Agree
24
80
Neutral
2
6
Disagree
4
13
Agree
Neutral
Disagree
Observation: Thus it is observed the 24 agrees 2 remains neutral and 4 disagree with it.
Interpretation: From the above pie chart, we can estimate that the 80% Secondary school Teacher
believe that it is important for today situation to have population education .
Conclusion: Thus the above table indicates that most of the Secondary school Teachers
agree that it is important to have population education
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Q 21: I am not interested with this topic.

Opinion
Teacher
Percentage (%)
Agree
3
10
Neutral
5
17
Disagree
22
73
Agree
Neutral
Disagree
disagree with it.
Interpretation: From the above pie chart, we can estimate that the 74% Secondary school teachers
are interested in the population education.
Conclusion: Thus the above table indicates that most of the Teacher have interested in population
education.
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Q 22 : I suggest that the woman needs more population education.

Opinion
Teacher
Percentage (%)
Agree
22
73
Agree
Neutral
3
10
Neutral
Disagree
5
17
Disagree
disagree with it.
Interpretation: From the above pie chart, we can estimate that 73% Secondary school teachers.
think that the woman needs more population education.
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Conclusion: Thus the above table indicates that most of the teachers agree that woman need more
population education.
CHAPTER 4:RESULT AND INTERPRETATION

4.1 Statements Of Aim
A study to find out the Secondary School Teachers perspective towards Global Population issues
and their attitudes towards Population Education
Result
1) A higher percentage of the teachers know about the birth rate of the world population.
2) Around 67% of the teachers said that they are aware of World Population Day celebrated on July
11 every year.
3) Higher percentage of teachers think it is the need of China to control population of their country.
4) The results indicate that the 20% teachers have neutral views that they know the consequences of
rapid population growth.
6) Around 77% of the teachers said that they know how to measure the world population.
7) A higher percentage of teachers said that they are aware of the population growth causes the
environmental changes
8) The results indicate that 90% of the teacher has view that population leads to scarcity of natural
resources.
9) A higher percentage of teachers agree that the population growth is Global issues.
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10) Around 77% of the teachers think that population growth pressures the people to live in unsafe
area.
11) Higher percentage of teachers agrees that students should be aware about the small family.
12) A higher percentage of teachers believe that the population Education subject should be
introduced in the school by the government
13) The results indicate that the 53% teacher has neutral views that they conducted the population
issues for the subject.
14) Around 60% of the teacher had neutral views that they conducting seminar and group discussion
on the topic global population in the class
15) Higher percentage of teacher agree that they show video related to population issues to their
students.
16) The results shows teachers agree that uses of mass media to create awareness about issues to the
student
17) Around 50% of the teacher had neutral views that they would like engage the visits to social
support places.
18) Highest percentage of teachers said that they would like to arrange session for student about sex
education by doctor.
19) A higher percentage of teachers of disagree that they would avoid class discussion related to
population issues because of fear of indiscipline
20) Around 80% of the teachers agree that population education is very important for today situation.
21) Highest percentage of teachers agree that they are interested in the population education
22) The results show that 73% teachers said that women need to be educated more related to
population issues.
4.2 Results and summary table

Final overall data table.
Table: showing summary of the responses of Secondary school teacher to the questionnaire.
Question No
Agree
% Of Agree
Neutral
% Of Neutral
Disagree
1
2
3
4
5
7
20
23
24
11
23
67
77
80
37
21
10
7
6
18
2
33
23
20
60
2
0
0
0
3
32
%
Disagree
7
0
0
0
3
Of
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
22
27
20
23
20
22
11
11
22
21
14
18
4
24
3
22
77
73
90
67
77
67
74
37
37
73
70
47
60
13
80
10
73
6
6
3
1
7
7
7
16
18
7
8
15
11
9
2
5
3
20
20
10
3
23
23
23
53
60
23
27
30
37
30
6
17
10
1
2
0
9
0
3
1
3
1
1
1
1
2
17
4
22
5
3
7
0
30
0
10
3
10
3
3
3
3
7
5
13
73
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4.3 Remedies for improvement

1) Teacher should know all the happening related the population education.
2) Teacher should try to use the innovative method to explain the concept of population education
in the class.
3) Teacher should engaged student to acquire the knowledge about population education that will
help their future.
4) Teacher should present and discuss the issues related to population education.
4.4 Suggestions for further study

The methods to enhance the teachers understanding of reflection, evaluation of their teaching
strategies.
Another study can be conducted on training the teacher to focus more on the preparation of the text,
representation of the ideas and adaption of the material per the learning styles of the students.
4.5 Conclusion
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The result obtained show that the teacher explains the concepts given in the lesson & is able to make
links to other areas of the student experiences.
The teacher encourage student to think logically
The analysis of the data shows that the teacher has good practical knowledge .
From the study is seen that teacher can be more effective creating awareness among the student with
the uses of modern approach such as discussion arrange session etc.
Teacher try to connect the lesson with the issues related in the world.
Teachers try to enhance knowledge of the student with the practical knowledge used by the teacher.
The analysis also indicated that teacher interested and influence by the Global perspective
APPENDIX
Questionnaire
Sr No. Questions
A N
I know the worlds birth rate since 1975.
I am aware of World Population day celebrated on July 11 every

year.
It is necessary for China to control population of their country.
I know the consequence of rapid population growth in the world.
I know the current population rate of the world.
I know how we measure the world population.
I think population growth leads to the environmental changes.
In my point of view population leads to scarcity of natural

resources available.
I think population growth is not a National issue it is a global

issue.
10
I think due to population pressure people live in area that is

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basically unsafe.
11
In my point of view student should be aware about the concept

of small family.
12
The government should introduce Population Education in the

school.
13
I conduct Programmers related to population issues for my

students.
14
I often conduct seminars, group discussion on the topic related to

Global population.
15
I show various videos related to population issues to my

students.
16
In my point of view use of mass media create awareness about

population issues.
17
I could arrange visits to social support places such as family

planning clinic for the students.
18
I would arranged the seminar by calling the doctor to teach the

student about sex education.
19
I avoid class discussions related to population issues because of

fear of indiscipline in the class.
20
Population education is very important in todays situation.
21
I am not interested with this topic.
22
I suggest that the woman needs more population education.
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Bibliography
Books
D E Rao .(2004) Teachers Population Education Awareness ,Discovery Publishing House, New
Delhi.
References
Manabham A. and Chandra R. (1978) N.L. Population Education in Classroom. NCERT, New
Delhi.
Bhatnagar Suresh. (1983) Population Education, Indian Education: Today and Tomorrow. Loyal
Book Depot, Meerut.
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MCT COLLEGE OF EDUCATION & RESEARCH 2014-2015

Population education which emerged as an educational innovation in response to population

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1.2 Need And Significances Of The Study

1.3 Statement of the problem

1.4 Operational Definition

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Secondary school: A secondary school is a school which provides secondary education,

1.5 Objectives of the study

The present study includes only State Board schools.

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CHAPTER 2 : RESEARCH DESIGN

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Selection of research design includes 4 components:

Research design has two basic purposes:

Research design Definition

2.2 Methodology of the study

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2.3 Sample Size And Sample Technique

Simple random sampling

Mother Teresa Secondary Convent School(Airoli)

Total sample size: 30

2.4 - Tools and techniques used in study

For this survey the researcher used Questionnaire as the tool.

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2.5 Collection of data

CHAPTER 3:RESEARCH DESIGN

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3.2 - Analysis & interpretation

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Q 2: I am aware of World Population day celebrated on July 11 every year.

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Secondary School Teachers

Q 3: It is necessary for China to control population of their country.

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Q 4 I know the consequence of rapid population growth in the world.

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Q 5: I know the current population rate of the world.

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Q 6: I know how we measure the world population.

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Q 7: I think population growth leads to the environmental changes

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Q 8: In my point of view population leads to scarcity of natural resources available.

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Q 9: I think population growth is not a National issue it is a global issue.

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Q 12: The government should introduce Population Education in the school.

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Q 13 I conduct Programmers related to population issues for my students.

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Q 15: I show various videos related to population issues to my students

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Q 20 Population education is very important in todays situation.

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