Language is the medium through which we transits and communicate our ideas, feelings, courses of action and also various other types of information. English being one of the most widely accepted language for international communication plays a vital role in achieving the wider goal of interaction. Understanding and social progress among the various types of common contents brought forth through the media, the print media occupies a very significant position in reflecting the day-to-day ,hour-to-hour happening in the society.
Purpose of this study:-
In this study I like to clear the idea that how can we teach our students English language through use of magazines and newspapers. I think teaching English using magazines articles
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2.Is the present teaching method is valuable in completing the aim of students.?
3.Is present way of teaching English valid for students.?
4.Is print media can be better option for teaching learning English.?
4.Objectives of the study:-
1.To find out the use of print media in government and private schools.
3.To find out the use of print media in learning English among boys and girls at senior secondary schools.
5.Hypothesis:-
1. There is no difference in learning English through print media among boys and girls studying at kvs government schools.
2. There is no difference in learning English through print media among boys and girls studying at private schools.
3. There is no difference in learning English through print media in boys studying at kvs government schools.
4. There is no difference in learning English through print media in girls studying at kvs government schools.
5. There is no difference in learning English through print media in boys studying at private schools.
6. There is no difference in learning English through print media in girls studying at private
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3.6 Opnion from Experts. :-
First Step:- In the first step researcher reviewed the related literature considering the problem of using print media at senior secondary level. Matter related to the problem is collected from various books, articles dissertations thesis . The books read by researcher were “Research Process in Education” by Fox,D.P.(1969), “The Research Process in Education” by Halt Riheast, “Methodology of Education Research New York P.167.by Good,Bars S. Cate. “Introduction in Educational Research” Longman, New York,P.P.34.etc.Material were also collected from the dissertations by Prveen Doshi and Ph.D thesis Dr.(Mrs.) Saroj Garge,Dr.(Mrs.) Sartia.
First Step:- In the first step I have prepared a questionnaire containing 100 questions which are selected by researcher taking opinions from various educated persons.
Second Step:- In this step the Researcher collected material from journals, magazines,various books and internet suffering. The statements were given to 25 experts for checking errors and their views regarding the problem.
Third
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