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THE EFFECTIVENESS OF JOYFUL LEARNING BY PLAY-WAY METHOD IN THE CLASSROOM

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Scholarly Research Journal for Interdisciplinary Studies, Online ISSN 2278-8808, SJIF 2019 = 6.38, www.srjis.com PEER REVIEWED & REFERRED JOURNAL, SEPT-OCT, 2019, VOL- 7/53

THE EFFECTIVENESS OF JOYFUL LEARNING BY PLAY-WAY METHOD IN THE CLASSROOM Mahima Mishra Ph. D. Scholar, Janardan Rai Nagar Rajasthan, Vidyapeeth (Deemed) University E-Mail: mahima.msr@gmail.com Abstract The root of Play-way method of joyful learning, when children enjoy several activities merged with happiness, curiosity and satisfaction. This idiom was first introduced by H. Caldwell Cook. A German educator, Friedrich Wilhelm August Froebel, is well known as the father of Kindergarten concept. The concept of play-way learning is used by him in his integration school and turn out to be very popular

Scholarly Research Journal's is licensed Based on a work at www.srjis.com Introduction A play-way learning method is an impeller which consists of pleasure, satisfaction and amusement. Playing is the nature of every child. If they activel y get involved in playing, they will enjoy by themselves. In this method, learning should be done in the essence of play. It is a subjective and emotional development of a child, in terms of intellect, skills and feelings. It makes learning easy an d enjoyable. It creates not onl y knowledge but also skills. It develops satisfaction at the cognitive level. 1.

Principles of Play-way Learning: Principals of play way methods can be describes as mention bellow: i.

Learning by Doing: Learning through some play way child adopts new fundamentals more effectivel y. It is very good for child sensory training which also

helps

them

in

their

self -decision,

self -expression

and

knowledge construction. ii.

Related to Life: Education is the key to success in life, and teachers make a lasting impact in the lives of their students. Teacher should us e

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play in his teaching that reall y help to achieve their formal objective of goals. iii.

Sympathetic Attitude: It is observed that for efficient learning in children sympathetic attitude is a key factor. If teachers adopt this sympathetic attitude toward children then children also start follows their instruction or suggestions without any fear or hesitation.

iv.

Free Expression: Each and every child has a different interest like painting, singing,

dancing

etc.

free

expression

is

basicall y

a

open

environment in which child can express their interest. Objectives: 

To study the effectiveness of traditional method of EVS subject in primary school.

To study the effectiveness of joyful learning by Play-way method of EVS subject in primary school.

To study the comparison of traditional method and joyful learning b y play-way method in primary school.

Research hypothesis: Ho 1

There is no significant difference between the pre-test mean score of control group and experimental group.

Ho 2

There is no significant difference between the pre-test and post -test mean score of control group.

Ho 3

There is no significant difference between the pre-test and post -test mean score of experimental group.

Sample: Sampling is a selection of definite units from a certain group according to the pre decided structure. It is a small group selective according to a definite method from a big population which presents the whole population. School Name: Mahi Bal Mandir Sch ool, Mahi Dam, Banswara Copyright © 2017, Scholarly Research Journal for Interdisciplinary Studies


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Statistics used in the study: This is an experimental research A. Result Score B. Mean (Arithmetic Mean) C. Standard Deviation D. t-Test Tools: For data collection and measurement researcher has used self -made tool which is Questionnaire. Delimitation: 

Researcher will be doing the research in Banswara district only.

Researcher will be researching on onl y third -class student and the amount of student would be 80.

Researcher will be taking onl y social science subject for her research.

Data Analysis 1.1Statistics of mean score of pre -test of Control Group and Experimental Group Students Group

N

Mean

SD

SEd

T

Remarks

Control Group

40

24.42

4.58

1.052

0.0238

Not Significant

Experiment Group

40

24.40

4.60

Degree of Freedom (df) = 39t-value at 0.01 level of significance = 2.708 t-value at 0.05 level of significance = 2.023 1.2 Statistics of mean score of Pre-test and Post-test of Control Group Students Control Group Pre-Test

N

Mean

SD

SEd

40

24.42

4.58

Post-Test

40

25.27

4.70

T 1.09

Remarks 0.7795

Not Significant

Degree of Freedom (df) = 39t-value at 0.01 level of significance = 2.708 t-value at 0.05 level of significance = 2.023

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1.3 Statistics of mean score of Pre-test and Post-test of Experimental Group Students Experimental Group Pre-Test

N

Mean

SD

SEd

t

Remarks

40

24.4

4.6

1.24

9.0377

Significant

Post-Test

40

35.67

5.47

Degree of Freedom (df) = 39t-value at 0.01 level of significance = 2.708 t-value at 0.05 level of significance = 2.023 Findings: 1.

Table-1.1 shows the mean score of pre -test of control group is 24.42 and pre-test of experimental group is 24.40. Calculated t -value is 0.0238 which is lesser than critical t -value in t -table which is at 0.05 level (2.023). It means the null hyp othesis is accepted.

2.

Table-1.2 shows the mean score of pre -test of control group is 24.42 and post-test of control group is 2 5.27. Calculated t-value is 0.7795 which is lesser than critical t -value in t -table which is at 0.05 level (2.023). It means the null hypothesis is accepted. 3. Table-1.3 shows the mean score of pre -test of experimental group is 24.4 and post-test of experimental group is 25.67. Calculated t-value is 9.0377 which is lesser than critical t -value in t-table which is at 0.05 level (2.023). It means the null hypothesis is rejected. Summary: 

The Play-way method of joyful learning will encourage the students to engage in learning activities with maximum passion and this will help them to understand the subject matter more effectivel y.

The Play-way method of joyful learning also helps to correlate the theoretical concepts and its application, which is not so effective in the traditional method.

The Play-way method of joyful learning will help the students to learn the subject and appl y the n ewl y acquired knowledge cumulativel y.

References: http://www.joyfullearningnetwork.com/what -i s-joyful-learning.html https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/learning -by-doing http://www.howtolearn.com/2014/11/how -to- create-joyful-learning-in-theclassroom/ Fisher, B. (1998). Joyf ul learning in kindergarten. Portsmouth, NH: Heinemann. Bhati, Nisha B, (2016). A study of effectiveness of co operative learning method for teaching English for the students of secondary school. (Gujarat University). Copyright © 2017, Scholarly Research Journal for Interdisciplinary Studies


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