Attitude of Higher Secondary School Teachers Towards Mobile Learning

Technology is constantly developing at a rushed pace and has brought positive changes to every field of society including education. Since technology has an important role in transmitting knowledge to students, it is important to know the attitude of teachers towards mobile learning as they are a prompt and direct source. Herein is an attempt to investigate the attitude of schoolteachers towards mobile learning. In this context, the teachers of Jammu and Kashmir were surveyed, and data was collected from 200 schoolteachers of Rajouri district using P. Pachaiyappan and S. Raja Kumar attitude scale based on Likert scale. The research shows that there is no significant difference in attitude of higher secondary school teachers towards mobile learning with respect to their gender (male and female), different types of institutions (i.e., Private and Govt.) and based on interactional effect of gender (male and female) and different type of institution (i.e., government & private).

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International Journal of Advanced Research in Science Communication and Technology
Published
2024-08-23
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https://doi.org/10.48175/ijarsct-19422
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Mobile Learning in Education
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Attitude of Higher Secondary School Teachers Towards Mobile Learning

Sonia Sharma, Rahul Sharma, D. Sharma
International Journal of Advanced Research in Science Communication and Technology
Mobile Learning in Education
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Attitude of Higher Secondary School Teachers Towards Mobile Learning

Sonia Sharma, Rahul Sharma, D. Sharma
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Abstract

Technology is constantly developing at a rushed pace and has brought positive changes to every field of society including education. Since technology has an important role in transmitting knowledge to students, it is important to know the attitude of teachers towards mobile learning as they are a prompt and direct source. Herein is an attempt to investigate the attitude of schoolteachers towards mobile learning. In this context, the teachers of Jammu and Kashmir were surveyed, and data was collected from 200 schoolteachers of Rajouri district using P. Pachaiyappan and S. Raja Kumar attitude scale based on Likert scale. The research shows that there is no significant difference in attitude of higher secondary school teachers towards mobile learning with respect to their gender (male and female), different types of institutions (i.e., Private and Govt.) and based on interactional effect of gender (male and female) and different type of institution (i.e., government & private).

International Journal of Advanced Research in Science Communication and Technology
Baba Ghulam Shah Badshah University (IN), Cluster University Srinagar (IN)
Quality Education
Openalex Percentile: Top 79%
Mobile Learning in Education
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