Social Sba final draft
TABLE OF CONTENTS:
TASK: PAGE NO:
1. PROBLEM STATEMENT………………………………………………………... 1 2. REASONS FOR CHOICE OF AREA OF RESEARCH…………………….. 2 3. METHOD OF INVESTIGATION…………………………………………….….3 4. DATA COLLECTION INSTRUMENT (QUESTIONNAIRE)………….…4 5. PROCEDURES FOR COLLECTING DATA……………………………….….8 6. PRESENTATION OF DATA………………………………………………….….9 7. ANALYSIS AND INTERPRETATION OF DATA………………….….….12 8. STATEMENT OF FINDINGS…………………………………….……..……..13 9. RECOMMENDATIONS AND IMPLEMENTATION STRATEGY...…14
10. BIBLIOGRAPHY……………………………………………………………….…..16
Task 1 STATEMENT OF PROBLEM
What are the causes, consequences and solution of the student of Lakshmi Girls’ Hindu College turning away from religion?
Task 2. REASONS FOR SELECTING AREA OF RESEARCH
There are many social issues that one encounters on a daily basis. Some social issues include crime: murder, kidnappings, rape, poverty, juvenile delinquency etc. Many believe that there are different solutions to this problems but our honorable minister of education Dr. Tim Gopeesingh said in the article, Religion in schools can help make a dent in crime written by R. Ragoonath in the Guardian on October 6th 2010 “the reduction in crime comes hand-in-hand with the academic achievements, the sporting achievements, spiritual achievements and the integration of the child, socially and culturally.” The investigation into the issue of ‘are teenagers turning away from religion’ may help some of the social issues faced daily, once the source of the problem is found it can be dealt with accordingly. Also, what are the things keeping teenagers away from going to their various religious institutions? Teenage girls now refuse to go shopping because of online shopping sites where clothes can be bought on their mobile phones. If girls refuse to go shopping then they would not even hesitate to resist the idea of leaving their comfortable beds to go pray on a Sunday morning. This is where the schools should take heed and get involve in
TASK: PAGE NO:
1. PROBLEM STATEMENT………………………………………………………... 1 2. REASONS FOR CHOICE OF AREA OF RESEARCH…………………….. 2 3. METHOD OF INVESTIGATION…………………………………………….….3 4. DATA COLLECTION INSTRUMENT (QUESTIONNAIRE)………….…4 5. PROCEDURES FOR COLLECTING DATA……………………………….….8 6. PRESENTATION OF DATA………………………………………………….….9 7. ANALYSIS AND INTERPRETATION OF DATA………………….….….12 8. STATEMENT OF FINDINGS…………………………………….……..……..13 9. RECOMMENDATIONS AND IMPLEMENTATION STRATEGY...…14
10. BIBLIOGRAPHY……………………………………………………………….…..16
Task 1 STATEMENT OF PROBLEM
What are the causes, consequences and solution of the student of Lakshmi Girls’ Hindu College turning away from religion?
Task 2. REASONS FOR SELECTING AREA OF RESEARCH
There are many social issues that one encounters on a daily basis. Some social issues include crime: murder, kidnappings, rape, poverty, juvenile delinquency etc. Many believe that there are different solutions to this problems but our honorable minister of education Dr. Tim Gopeesingh said in the article, Religion in schools can help make a dent in crime written by R. Ragoonath in the Guardian on October 6th 2010 “the reduction in crime comes hand-in-hand with the academic achievements, the sporting achievements, spiritual achievements and the integration of the child, socially and culturally.” The investigation into the issue of ‘are teenagers turning away from religion’ may help some of the social issues faced daily, once the source of the problem is found it can be dealt with accordingly. Also, what are the things keeping teenagers away from going to their various religious institutions? Teenage girls now refuse to go shopping because of online shopping sites where clothes can be bought on their mobile phones. If girls refuse to go shopping then they would not even hesitate to resist the idea of leaving their comfortable beds to go pray on a Sunday morning. This is where the schools should take heed and get involve in
Bibliography: Bahadur, S. (8th April, 2011). Dr Tim: No ban on extracurricular activities. Guardian. p. 19. Retrieved December 7th 2013, from http://guardian.co.tt/news/2011/04/07/dr-tim-no-ban-extra-curricular-activities Ragoonath, R. (6th October, 2010) Minister: Religion in schools can help make dent in crime. Guardian. p. 23. Retrieved December 3th 2013, from http://www.guardian.co.tt/archives/news/general/2010/10/05/minister-religion-schools-can-help-make-dent-crime Rampersad.R and Umraw.R. (2005). Modules in Social Studies with SBA guide and cxc questions. Caribbean Educational Publishers, Trinidad.