Volume : 10, Issue : 10, OCT 2024

EXISTENCE OF EDUCATIONAL ISSUES AND CERTAIN REMEDIAL APPROACHES OF TRIBAL COMMUNITY IN INDIA

BIPUL CHAKRABORTY

Abstract

The topic “Existence of Educational Issues and Certain Remedial Approaches of Tribal Community In India” is need to regard and esteem culture, customs, idiosyncrasies, dialects and social legacy of the ancestral understudies. Curiously, numerous ancestral societies have positive components. It ought to be the obligation of the educators and scholarly work force to proclaim this unbelievable abundance of native information among ancestral young people in schools. In this research, Inferential Statistics is used in this research, Inferential statistics are divided into two categories, Hypothesis testing & Regression analysis. Scale of Indian human development survey – II as per National Council Of Applied Economic Research (NCAER) is used for data collection and analysis. “National Council of Applied Economic Research 08 December 2020”. Scale of Self made & standarized questionnaire is used for data collection (3 point likert scale) is applied. T-tests and ANOVA assess the differences between group means. For these tests, the null hypothesis states that there is no difference between group means in the population is signify by assessment of alalysis in this paper.

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