EDUSAT AWARENESS AMONG WOMEN STUDENT: Teachers of B.Ed. In Distance Education At ANNAMALAI University

Abstract

The present study aims at investigating the EDUSAT Awareness among Women StudentTeachers of B.Ed. in Distance Education at Annamalai University. Survey method was adopted for the present study. A sample of 500 Women Student-Teachers of B.Ed. in Distance Education at Annamalai University were chosen by using simple random sampling technique. The data were subjected to descriptive and differential analysis for verifying null hypotheses. The result revealed that the EDUSAT Awareness among Women StudentTeachers is not adequate. 

Keywords

• EDUSAT awareness
• Women Student-Teachers of B.Ed.
• Distance Education and Annamalai University

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