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Papers by Mallika Kalita
Bhaswati Deka1, Dr. Mallika Kalita2, 2024
Modern age is the age of science and technology. Information and communication technology (ICT) p... more Modern age is the age of science and technology. Information and communication technology (ICT) plays an important role in
the process of education. ICT implies use of computer, mobile, various apps, software etc. It is very helpful in making teaching
learning process more effective. Higher education comes under final stage of formal education. It gives emphasis on optimum
use of human resources. Higher education is necessary for the development of creativity, critical thinking, problem solving
abilities, decision making skills of the students. Now a days ICT become an integral part of higher education. ICT is not only
related with making teaching learning more interesting and meaningful but also related with developing research and scientific
attitude of the students. ICT is very helpful to enhance and upgrade the quality of higher education. Hence, present paper is an
attempt on surveying the ICT use status of learners in higher education. Accordingly, objectives of the study are undertaken as
to study the computer anxiety of students, self efficacy on use of ICT for sustainability and satisfaction level on use of ICT for
sustainability in higher education. Descriptive survey method is used in the present study. A questionnaire is developed by the
investigator for data collection.50 samples are collected from different higher educational institutions. Findings of the study
reveal 29% of the students falls under the High level and 55% falls under the average level and 16 % students fall under low
level regarding use of ICT for learning. That means most of the students use ICT for their learning process.
Research article, 2023
Gandhi, the father of the nation believed that the prevalent Education system of that time laid m... more Gandhi, the father of the nation believed that the prevalent Education system of that time laid maximum stress on the mind neglecting the body and spirit which too were cornerstones of an individual's holistic development. The NEP 2020 also lays stress on shifting paradigm of the prevalent philosophy of education of rote learning as such kind of learning will never be able to facilitate development in the nation. The NEP 2020 now emphasises on a holistic, integrated and inclusive approach to education that would not only eliminate rote memorization and exclusion in our education but also encourage rational thought and creativity in the learner. Hence, a great similarity is observed between the Vocational education in NEP 2020 and Gandhi's Nai Talim education. Accordingly, the main objective of the present study is to analyse the influence of Gandhian thought on National Education Policy 2020 in the perspective of Vocational Education. It also attempts to study the changing role of 21 st century teachers in the implementation of vocational education.
International Education and Research Journal, May 27, 2017
Present study aims at- (i) To identify the various factors of Crime against women (ii) To examine... more Present study aims at- (i) To identify the various factors of Crime against women (ii) To examine the educational and economic background of the victims of domestic violence and (iii)To suggest policy measures to control or minimize domestic violence. The reason behind selecting these objectives is that in a democratic society, Domestic Violence is always considered as human rights violation. Domestic violation has no age, no religion, no gender and no socio-economic status. It may take place at any time, within any family of any religion. But from general observations it is to say that Violence or crime against women has always been increasing in every country of the world because of which Human Rights is becoming a popular issue among the common masses. Educated women are specially emphasised in this paper as educated women cannot express or share easily their painful experience with others. Educated women are always conscious about their social status. They have fear of losing self-respect, if they use to share their beater/painful experiences getting from in-laws or from husbands. A few years back, the 3 rd National Family Health Survey (NFH-III) reveals that over 37 per cent married India women are victims of physical or sexual abuse by their husbands and over 40 per cent of Indian women have experienced domestic violence at some point in their married life. Different Research Studies show that present education system is not in a position to stop domestic violence against women. So, it is the moral responsibility of every person of a civil society to think over the pervasiveness of this serious issue from educational and sociological point of view.
International journal of applied research, Jun 1, 2017
Present study aims at finding out the responsible factors that contribute to migration to urban c... more Present study aims at finding out the responsible factors that contribute to migration to urban centers to work as domestic workers, to study the educational profile of the migrant household workers and to find out the various problems and prospects of migrant domestic workers. The study was delimited to female household workers only. Descriptive survey method has been applied in the present study. Total 50 migrant girl household workers were selected through purposive sampling procedure. Among them 12 were identified as girl child labour whose age was of below 14 years. An Interview Schedule pertaining to information seeking behaviour related to age, educational status and problems of the sample household workers was prepared by the investigator. Simple percentage and tables have been used to analyse the data in descriptive way.
International journal of Indian psychology, Sep 25, 2016
Present study has been undertaken by the investigator among the Scheduled Tribe students of Nalba... more Present study has been undertaken by the investigator among the Scheduled Tribe students of Nalbari district in the state of Assam to identify their different types of superstitious behaviour. Two null hypotheses have been formulated in the present paper-firstly, there is no significant difference between Male and Female ST Students towards superstitious beliefs and secondly, there is no significant difference between graduate and PostGraduate students towards superstitious beliefs. Total 80 students sample has been selected for testing the hypotheses. No significant difference between Male and Female towards superstitious beliefs was found and in case of 2nd hypothesis also no significant difference between graduate and PostGraduate students towards superstitious beliefs was observed. Further, in the present paper, the investigator has tried to draw attention of all kinds of educated people towards the harmful effects of superstitions in the society and put forward suggestions to make a society free from social evils due to superstition in India.
International Education and Research Journal, Nov 23, 2016
Conservation of environment for sustainable development largely depends upon the environmental be... more Conservation of environment for sustainable development largely depends upon the environmental behaviour of human being. Environmental behaviour or environment related behaviour refers to that kind of symbiosis behaviour in which human being impacts upon environment by several interacting actions, concerns, attitudes, abilities, awareness, etc. Present paper is an effort to find out the environment related behaviour of rural people of Assam with the following objectives- To assess the environment related behaviour of rural people To study is there any significant difference between male and female in case of their environment related behaviour To study is there any significant difference between service holder and non-service holder in case of their environment related behaviour For achieving the objectives two null hypotheses have been formulated- There is no significant difference between male and female in case of their environment related behavior. There is no significant difference between service holder and non-service holder in case of their environment related behaviour Present study has been carried out through Descriptive survey method with total 100 rural people as sample, comprises of 50 male and 50 female selected randomly. For analysis and interpretation of data, simple % and t test have been used.
Annals of the Romanian Society for Cell Biology, May 18, 2021
69 International Education & Research Journal [IERJ] Introduction The environment related behavio... more 69 International Education & Research Journal [IERJ] Introduction The environment related behaviour has been considered as the ultimate objective of environmental education. Environmental behaviour or environment related behaviour refers to that kind of symbiosis behaviour in which human being impacts upon environment by several interacting actions, concerns, attitudes, abilities and awareness. It refers to the observable and reported behaviour of the individuals, either done or willingness to do in future, regarding the conservation of environment. Conservation of soil, water, energy, air, forest, wild life and human health, everything depends upon the environment-related behaviour. That is why, at present much more emphasis has been given throughout the globe for developing eco-friendly behaviour in every human being. In the present paper an attempt has been undertaken to study the environmental behaviour of rural people including cleanliness, plantation activity, rain water harve...
The Clarion- International Multidisciplinary Journal, 2014
Simply, buying behaviour is nothing but a study of how individuals make decision in spending thei... more Simply, buying behaviour is nothing but a study of how individuals make decision in spending their available resources (time, money and effort) on consumption of different household objects. When people consider environment as an important factor to be protected through their friendly behaviour in purchasing household objects then it is called eco-friendly buying behaviour. Today’s women are often called as ‘homemaker’. Now a day, almost in all families, women play as the chief ‘purchase officer’, controlling all kinds of purchase decisions. She has accomplished this financial freedom by her sheer ability to compete in the male-dominated world. The New Indian Woman (NIW) is a hard working, multi-tasked who juggles her role as home maker and professional woman. Today Indian woman has a greater sense of empowerment and economic freedom and this indicates that her consumption pattern has been changed. From general observations it can be said that now a day, women love for shopping as ...
International Education and Research Journal, 2016
Conservation of environment for sustainable development largely depends upon the environmental be... more Conservation of environment for sustainable development largely depends upon the environmental behaviour of human being. Environmental behaviour or environment related behaviour refers to that kind of symbiosis behaviour in which human being impacts upon environment by several interacting actions, concerns, attitudes, abilities, awareness, etc. Present paper is an effort to find out the environment related behaviour of rural people of Assam with the following objectives- To assess the environment related behaviour of rural people To study is there any significant difference between male and female in case of their environment related behaviour To study is there any significant difference between service holder and non-service holder in case of their environment related behaviour For achieving the objectives two null hypotheses have been formulated- There is no significant difference between male and female in case of their environment related behavior. There is no significant diff...
Present study aims at finding out the responsible factors that contribute to migration to urban c... more Present study aims at finding out the responsible factors that contribute to migration to urban centers to work as domestic workers, to study the educational profile of the migrant household workers and to find out the various problems and prospects of migrant domestic workers. The study was delimited to female household workers only. Descriptive survey method has been applied in the present study. Total 50 migrant girl household workers were selected through purposive sampling procedure. Among them
International Education and Research Journal, 2017
Present study aims at- (i) To identify the various factors of Crime against women (ii) To examine... more Present study aims at- (i) To identify the various factors of Crime against women (ii) To examine the educational and economic background of the victims of domestic violence and (iii)To suggest policy measures to control or minimize domestic violence. The reason behind selecting these objectives is that in a democratic society, Domestic Violence is always considered as human rights violation. Domestic violation has no age, no religion, no gender and no socio-economic status. It may take place at any time, within any family of any religion. But from general observations it is to say that Violence or crime against women has always been increasing in every country of the world because of which Human Rights is becoming a popular issue among the common masses. Educated women are specially emphasised in this paper as educated women cannot express or share easily their painful experience with others. Educated women are always conscious about their social status. They have fear of losing s...
International Journal of Indian Psychology
Present study has been undertaken by the investigator among the Scheduled Tribe students of Nalba... more Present study has been undertaken by the investigator among the Scheduled Tribe students of Nalbari district in the state of Assam to identify their different types of superstitious behaviour. Two null hypotheses have been formulated in the present paper – firstly, there is no significant difference between Male and Female ST Students towards superstitious beliefs and secondly, there is no significant difference between graduate and Post- Graduate students towards superstitious beliefs. Total 80 students sample has been selected for testing the hypotheses. No significant difference between Male and Female towards superstitious beliefs was found and in case of 2nd hypothesis also no significant difference between graduate and Post- Graduate students towards superstitious beliefs was observed. Further, in the present paper, the investigator has tried to draw attention of all kinds of educated people towards the harmful effects of superstitions in the society and put forward suggestio...
Bhaswati Deka1, Dr. Mallika Kalita2, 2024
Modern age is the age of science and technology. Information and communication technology (ICT) p... more Modern age is the age of science and technology. Information and communication technology (ICT) plays an important role in
the process of education. ICT implies use of computer, mobile, various apps, software etc. It is very helpful in making teaching
learning process more effective. Higher education comes under final stage of formal education. It gives emphasis on optimum
use of human resources. Higher education is necessary for the development of creativity, critical thinking, problem solving
abilities, decision making skills of the students. Now a days ICT become an integral part of higher education. ICT is not only
related with making teaching learning more interesting and meaningful but also related with developing research and scientific
attitude of the students. ICT is very helpful to enhance and upgrade the quality of higher education. Hence, present paper is an
attempt on surveying the ICT use status of learners in higher education. Accordingly, objectives of the study are undertaken as
to study the computer anxiety of students, self efficacy on use of ICT for sustainability and satisfaction level on use of ICT for
sustainability in higher education. Descriptive survey method is used in the present study. A questionnaire is developed by the
investigator for data collection.50 samples are collected from different higher educational institutions. Findings of the study
reveal 29% of the students falls under the High level and 55% falls under the average level and 16 % students fall under low
level regarding use of ICT for learning. That means most of the students use ICT for their learning process.
Research article, 2023
Gandhi, the father of the nation believed that the prevalent Education system of that time laid m... more Gandhi, the father of the nation believed that the prevalent Education system of that time laid maximum stress on the mind neglecting the body and spirit which too were cornerstones of an individual's holistic development. The NEP 2020 also lays stress on shifting paradigm of the prevalent philosophy of education of rote learning as such kind of learning will never be able to facilitate development in the nation. The NEP 2020 now emphasises on a holistic, integrated and inclusive approach to education that would not only eliminate rote memorization and exclusion in our education but also encourage rational thought and creativity in the learner. Hence, a great similarity is observed between the Vocational education in NEP 2020 and Gandhi's Nai Talim education. Accordingly, the main objective of the present study is to analyse the influence of Gandhian thought on National Education Policy 2020 in the perspective of Vocational Education. It also attempts to study the changing role of 21 st century teachers in the implementation of vocational education.
International Education and Research Journal, May 27, 2017
Present study aims at- (i) To identify the various factors of Crime against women (ii) To examine... more Present study aims at- (i) To identify the various factors of Crime against women (ii) To examine the educational and economic background of the victims of domestic violence and (iii)To suggest policy measures to control or minimize domestic violence. The reason behind selecting these objectives is that in a democratic society, Domestic Violence is always considered as human rights violation. Domestic violation has no age, no religion, no gender and no socio-economic status. It may take place at any time, within any family of any religion. But from general observations it is to say that Violence or crime against women has always been increasing in every country of the world because of which Human Rights is becoming a popular issue among the common masses. Educated women are specially emphasised in this paper as educated women cannot express or share easily their painful experience with others. Educated women are always conscious about their social status. They have fear of losing self-respect, if they use to share their beater/painful experiences getting from in-laws or from husbands. A few years back, the 3 rd National Family Health Survey (NFH-III) reveals that over 37 per cent married India women are victims of physical or sexual abuse by their husbands and over 40 per cent of Indian women have experienced domestic violence at some point in their married life. Different Research Studies show that present education system is not in a position to stop domestic violence against women. So, it is the moral responsibility of every person of a civil society to think over the pervasiveness of this serious issue from educational and sociological point of view.
International journal of applied research, Jun 1, 2017
Present study aims at finding out the responsible factors that contribute to migration to urban c... more Present study aims at finding out the responsible factors that contribute to migration to urban centers to work as domestic workers, to study the educational profile of the migrant household workers and to find out the various problems and prospects of migrant domestic workers. The study was delimited to female household workers only. Descriptive survey method has been applied in the present study. Total 50 migrant girl household workers were selected through purposive sampling procedure. Among them 12 were identified as girl child labour whose age was of below 14 years. An Interview Schedule pertaining to information seeking behaviour related to age, educational status and problems of the sample household workers was prepared by the investigator. Simple percentage and tables have been used to analyse the data in descriptive way.
International journal of Indian psychology, Sep 25, 2016
Present study has been undertaken by the investigator among the Scheduled Tribe students of Nalba... more Present study has been undertaken by the investigator among the Scheduled Tribe students of Nalbari district in the state of Assam to identify their different types of superstitious behaviour. Two null hypotheses have been formulated in the present paper-firstly, there is no significant difference between Male and Female ST Students towards superstitious beliefs and secondly, there is no significant difference between graduate and PostGraduate students towards superstitious beliefs. Total 80 students sample has been selected for testing the hypotheses. No significant difference between Male and Female towards superstitious beliefs was found and in case of 2nd hypothesis also no significant difference between graduate and PostGraduate students towards superstitious beliefs was observed. Further, in the present paper, the investigator has tried to draw attention of all kinds of educated people towards the harmful effects of superstitions in the society and put forward suggestions to make a society free from social evils due to superstition in India.
International Education and Research Journal, Nov 23, 2016
Conservation of environment for sustainable development largely depends upon the environmental be... more Conservation of environment for sustainable development largely depends upon the environmental behaviour of human being. Environmental behaviour or environment related behaviour refers to that kind of symbiosis behaviour in which human being impacts upon environment by several interacting actions, concerns, attitudes, abilities, awareness, etc. Present paper is an effort to find out the environment related behaviour of rural people of Assam with the following objectives- To assess the environment related behaviour of rural people To study is there any significant difference between male and female in case of their environment related behaviour To study is there any significant difference between service holder and non-service holder in case of their environment related behaviour For achieving the objectives two null hypotheses have been formulated- There is no significant difference between male and female in case of their environment related behavior. There is no significant difference between service holder and non-service holder in case of their environment related behaviour Present study has been carried out through Descriptive survey method with total 100 rural people as sample, comprises of 50 male and 50 female selected randomly. For analysis and interpretation of data, simple % and t test have been used.
Annals of the Romanian Society for Cell Biology, May 18, 2021
69 International Education & Research Journal [IERJ] Introduction The environment related behavio... more 69 International Education & Research Journal [IERJ] Introduction The environment related behaviour has been considered as the ultimate objective of environmental education. Environmental behaviour or environment related behaviour refers to that kind of symbiosis behaviour in which human being impacts upon environment by several interacting actions, concerns, attitudes, abilities and awareness. It refers to the observable and reported behaviour of the individuals, either done or willingness to do in future, regarding the conservation of environment. Conservation of soil, water, energy, air, forest, wild life and human health, everything depends upon the environment-related behaviour. That is why, at present much more emphasis has been given throughout the globe for developing eco-friendly behaviour in every human being. In the present paper an attempt has been undertaken to study the environmental behaviour of rural people including cleanliness, plantation activity, rain water harve...
The Clarion- International Multidisciplinary Journal, 2014
Simply, buying behaviour is nothing but a study of how individuals make decision in spending thei... more Simply, buying behaviour is nothing but a study of how individuals make decision in spending their available resources (time, money and effort) on consumption of different household objects. When people consider environment as an important factor to be protected through their friendly behaviour in purchasing household objects then it is called eco-friendly buying behaviour. Today’s women are often called as ‘homemaker’. Now a day, almost in all families, women play as the chief ‘purchase officer’, controlling all kinds of purchase decisions. She has accomplished this financial freedom by her sheer ability to compete in the male-dominated world. The New Indian Woman (NIW) is a hard working, multi-tasked who juggles her role as home maker and professional woman. Today Indian woman has a greater sense of empowerment and economic freedom and this indicates that her consumption pattern has been changed. From general observations it can be said that now a day, women love for shopping as ...
International Education and Research Journal, 2016
Conservation of environment for sustainable development largely depends upon the environmental be... more Conservation of environment for sustainable development largely depends upon the environmental behaviour of human being. Environmental behaviour or environment related behaviour refers to that kind of symbiosis behaviour in which human being impacts upon environment by several interacting actions, concerns, attitudes, abilities, awareness, etc. Present paper is an effort to find out the environment related behaviour of rural people of Assam with the following objectives- To assess the environment related behaviour of rural people To study is there any significant difference between male and female in case of their environment related behaviour To study is there any significant difference between service holder and non-service holder in case of their environment related behaviour For achieving the objectives two null hypotheses have been formulated- There is no significant difference between male and female in case of their environment related behavior. There is no significant diff...
Present study aims at finding out the responsible factors that contribute to migration to urban c... more Present study aims at finding out the responsible factors that contribute to migration to urban centers to work as domestic workers, to study the educational profile of the migrant household workers and to find out the various problems and prospects of migrant domestic workers. The study was delimited to female household workers only. Descriptive survey method has been applied in the present study. Total 50 migrant girl household workers were selected through purposive sampling procedure. Among them
International Education and Research Journal, 2017
Present study aims at- (i) To identify the various factors of Crime against women (ii) To examine... more Present study aims at- (i) To identify the various factors of Crime against women (ii) To examine the educational and economic background of the victims of domestic violence and (iii)To suggest policy measures to control or minimize domestic violence. The reason behind selecting these objectives is that in a democratic society, Domestic Violence is always considered as human rights violation. Domestic violation has no age, no religion, no gender and no socio-economic status. It may take place at any time, within any family of any religion. But from general observations it is to say that Violence or crime against women has always been increasing in every country of the world because of which Human Rights is becoming a popular issue among the common masses. Educated women are specially emphasised in this paper as educated women cannot express or share easily their painful experience with others. Educated women are always conscious about their social status. They have fear of losing s...
International Journal of Indian Psychology
Present study has been undertaken by the investigator among the Scheduled Tribe students of Nalba... more Present study has been undertaken by the investigator among the Scheduled Tribe students of Nalbari district in the state of Assam to identify their different types of superstitious behaviour. Two null hypotheses have been formulated in the present paper – firstly, there is no significant difference between Male and Female ST Students towards superstitious beliefs and secondly, there is no significant difference between graduate and Post- Graduate students towards superstitious beliefs. Total 80 students sample has been selected for testing the hypotheses. No significant difference between Male and Female towards superstitious beliefs was found and in case of 2nd hypothesis also no significant difference between graduate and Post- Graduate students towards superstitious beliefs was observed. Further, in the present paper, the investigator has tried to draw attention of all kinds of educated people towards the harmful effects of superstitions in the society and put forward suggestio...