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ANALYSIS OF RESPONSES: (Sample Size of 25)
Table No. 1
Case A: Child already admitted to Preschool 13 (52%)

Case B: Child needs to be admitted to Preschool 12(48%)
From the above interviews it was seen that 52% of the parents were in the category of child already admitted to Preschool and 48% of the parents were in the category of child who needed to be admitted to Preschool.
Table No. 2: General Information
Parents Interviewed Father Mother 1) Number of Parents 6 (24%) 19(76%)
Interviewed
The Total sample size of the parents were 25 nos. General information about the child was gathered more from the mothers i.e 19(76%) and only 6(24%) fathers were interviewed. 2) -------------------------------------------------
Occupation Father Mother a) -------------------------------------------------
In Business 8(32%) - b) -------------------------------------------------
In Service 16(64%) 1(4%) c) -------------------------------------------------
In Others 1(4%) 1(4%) d) -------------------------------------------------
Homemaker - 22(88%) e) -------------------------------------------------
In Self Employment - 1(4%)
It was seen that 88% of the mothers were homemakers and 64% of the fathers were in service, followed by 32% in business. 3) -------------------------------------------------
A) Qualification Father Mother a) -------------------------------------------------
Post Graduation 8(32%) 7(28%) b) -------------------------------------------------
Graduate 12(48%) 14(56%) c) -------------------------------------------------
Higher Secondary 2(8%) 4(16%) d) -------------------------------------------------
High School 3(12%) -
Both Father and Mothers were well qualifies as graduates i.e.56% mothers and 48% fathers, followed by post graduates, father at 32% and mothers at 28%
B) Language spoken at home by

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