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  • TITLE
  • DECLARATION
  • CERTIFICATE
  • ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
  • CONTENTS
  • LIST OF TABLES
  • LIST OF FIGURES
  • LIST OF APPENDICES
  • ABBREVIATIONS
  • I. INTRODUCTION
  • 1.1 BACKGROUND OF THE STUDY
  • 1.2 NEED AND SIGNIFICANCE OF THE STUDY
  • 1.3 STATEMENT OF THE PROBLEM
  • 1.4 EXPLANATION OF KEY TERMS
  • 1.5 OBJECTIVES OF THE STUDY
  • 1.6 HYPOTHESES OF THE STUDY
  • 1.7 METHODOLOGY IN BRIEF
  • 1.8 SCOPE OF THE STUDY
  • 1.9 LIMITATIONS OF THE STUDY
  • 1.10 ORGANIZATION OF THE REPORT
  • II. SELF LEARNING STRATEGIES - AN OVERVIEW
  • 2.0 INTRODUCTION
  • 2.1 PROGRAMMED LEARNING MATERIAL
  • 1 Diagramatic representation of Linear Programme
  • 2 Diagramatic representation of Branching Programme
  • 2.2 PROGRAMMED TUTORING
  • 2.3 PERSONALIZED SYSTEM OF INSTRUCTION (PSI)
  • 2.4 INSTRUCTIONAL MODULES
  • 2.5 COMPUTER ASSISTED INSTRUCTION (CAI)
  • 3 Flow chart of Module Development
  • 4 Flowchart of Development of Computer Assisted Instructional Material
  • 2.6 COMPUTER MANAGED INSTRUCTlON
  • 2.7 INTERACTIVE VIDEO
  • 2.8 MULTISENSORY INSTRUCTIONAL PACKAGES (MULTIMEDIA KITS)
  • 5 Diagramatic representation of constituents of Multimedia kits
  • 6 Diagramatic representation of Basic elements of Multisensory Instructional Package
  • 2.9 CONTRACT ACTIVITY PACKAGES (CAP)
  • 2.10 SELF-DIRECTED LEARNING SYSTEMS (SDLS)
  • 2.11 THE AUDIO TUTORIAL APPROACH / INSTRUCTION
  • 2.12 INDIVIDUALLY PRESCRIBED INSTRUCTION (IPI)
  • 2.13 PROGRAMME FOR LEARNING IN ACCORDANCE WITH NEEDS (PLAN)
  • 2.14 INDIVIDUALLY GUIDED EDUCATION (IGE)
  • 2.15 HAWAII ENGLISH PROGRAM (HEP) (Multi-mode, Multimedia)
  • III. REVIEW OF RELATED LITERATURE
  • 3.0 INTRODUCTION
  • 3.1 STUDIES RELATED TO PERCEPTION ON MEDIA AND MODERN INSTRUCTIONAL, TECHNOLOGY
  • 3.2 STUDIES RELATED TO PERFORMANCE AND INDIVIDUALIZED LEARNING MATERIALS
  • 3.3 STUDIES RELATED TO PERFORMANCE AND COMPUTER ASSISTED INSTRUCTION
  • 3.4 STUDIES RELATED TO PERFORMANCE AND INSTRUCTIONAL MODULES
  • 3.5 STUDIES RELATED TO PERFORMANCE AND MULTIMEDIA PACKAGE
  • IV. METHODOLOGY
  • 4.0 INTRODUCTION
  • 4.1 METHOD ADOPTED
  • 4.2 VARIABLES IN THE EXPERIMENT
  • 4.3 TOOLS AND TECHNIQUES USED
  • 1 Sample taken for Experimental Try-out
  • 2 Classification of statements in the opinionnaire (Draft form)
  • 3 Assignment of scores for the opinion
  • 4 t values of the items in the opinionnaire
  • 5 Classification of statements in the opioninnaire (Final form)
  • 4.4 POPULATION AND SAMPLE FOR THE STUDY
  • 6 Sample selected for the survey
  • 7 Distribution of sample with regard to their characteristics
  • 4.5 PROCEDURE FOR DATA COLLECTION
  • 4.6 EXPERIMENT CONDUCTED
  • 8 Sample selected for the experimental study
  • 4.7 STATISTICAL METHOD ADOPTED
  • V. ANALYSIS AND INTERPRETATION OF DATA
  • 5.1 ANALYSIS OF B.Ed. CURRICULUM REGARDING SELF-LEARNING STRATEGIES
  • 5.2 PERCEPTION OF SECONDARY LEVEL STUDENT TEACHERS REGARDING THE USE OF SELF-LEARNING MATERIALS
  • 9 Awareness of student teachers on different self-learning -materials - mean scores
  • 10 Awareness of student teachers on concepts and theories associated with self-learning materials - mean scores.
  • 11 Awareness of student teachers on facilities associated with self-learning materials - mean scores
  • 12 Awareness of student teachers on software materials related to self-learning - mean scores
  • 13 Awareness of student teachers about projection devices and equipments - mean scores
  • 14 Awareness of student teachers about non-projection devices and equipments- mean scores
  • 15 Total awareness of student teachers on self-learning materials - mean scores
  • 16 Opinion of student teachers about general characteristics of self-learning materials - mean scores
  • 17 Opinion of student teachers on preparation and implementation of self-learning materials - mean scores
  • 18 Opinion of student teachers about the impact of self-learning materials on learners - mean scores.
  • 19 Opinion of student teachers about the impact of self-learning materials on teachers - mean scores
  • 20 Opinion of student teachers towards the self-learning materials and development of values among learners - mean scores
  • 21 General opinion of student teachers towards the use of self-learning materials - mean scores
  • 22 Response of student teachers with regard to availability of self-learning materials based on B.Ed. and secondary school curriculum
  • 23 Response of student teachers with regard to the availability and extent of use of devices and equipments associated with self-learning materials
  • 24 Availability of self-learning materials - comparison among aided colleges, unaided colleges and university colleges.
  • 25 Responses of student teachers with regard to preparation of self-learning materials during B.Ed. Course.
  • 26 Response of student teachers with regard to guidance in preparing self-learning materials during B.Ed Course.
  • 27 Response of student teachers with regard to use of self-learning materials during B.Ed. course
  • 28 Opinion of student teachers about the need for getting training in preparing self-learning materials.
  • 29 Opinion of student teachers about using self-learning materials in transacting B.Ed. curriculum.
  • 30 Response of student teachers about problems faced in using self-learning materials.
  • 31 Response of student teachers on suggestions for the effective use of self-learning materials.
  • 5.3 PERFORMANCE OF SECONDARY LEVEL STUDENT TEACHERS REGARDING THE USE OF SELF-LEARNING MATERIALS
  • 32 Test of significance of difference between the mean scores of qualifying examination of Experimental Groups and Control Group - Total sample
  • 33 Test of significance of difference between the mean pre-test scores of Experimental Group - I and Control Group
  • 34 Test of significance of difference between the mean pre-test scores of Experimental Group - II and Control Group
  • 35 Test of significance of difference between the mean pre-test scores of Experimental Group - III and Control Group
  • 36 Test of significance of difference between the mean post-test scores of Experimental Group - I and Control Group
  • 37 Test of significance of difference between the mean post-test scores of Experimental Group - II and Control Group
  • 38 Test of significance of difference between the mean post-test scores of Experimental Group - III and Control Group
  • 39 Summary of analysis of variance for the pre-test and post-test scores of student teachers in the Experimental Group - I (CAI) and Control Group
  • 40 Summary of analysis of co-variance for the pre-test and post-test scores of student teachers in the Experimental Group - I (CAI) and Control Group
  • 41 Data for adjusted means of post-test scores of student teachers in the Experimental Group-I (CAI) and Control Group
  • 42 Summary of analysis of variance of the pre-test and post-test scores in the Experimental Group-II (Module) and Control Group
  • 43 Summary of Analysis of Co-variance for the Pre-test and Post-test scores of student teachers in the Experimental Group-II (Module) and Control Group
  • VI. SUMMARY AND CONCLUSIONS
  • 6.1 STUDY IN RETROSPECT
  • 6.2 MAJOR FINDINGS
  • 6.3 TENABILITY OF HYPOTHESES
  • 6.4 CONCLUSIONS OF THE STUDY
  • 6.5 SUGGESTIONS OF THE STUDY
  • 6.6 SUGGESTIONS FOR FURTHER RESEARCH
  • BIBLIOGRAPHY
  • 1 Personal Information Data
  • 2 A -Awareness Test on Self-Learning Materials (Draft)
  • 2 B - Awareness Test on Self-Learning Materials (Final)
  • 3 A - Opinionnaire on Self-Learning Materials (Draft)
  • 3 B - Opinionnaire on Self-Learning Materials (Final)
  • 4 Questionnaire on Training, Availability and Extent of use of Self-Instructional Materials
  • 5 Prepared Computer Assisted Instructional Material
  • 6 Prepared Instructional Module
  • 7 Prepared Multimedia Package
  • 8 Study manual for Multimedia Package
  • 10 Achievement Test
  • 11 Scoring Key
  • 12 Pre-test and Post-test scores of student teachers in the Experimental Group-I, Experiment Group-II, Experiment Group - III and Control Group