Relationship between Teachers’ Attitudes and the Behavior of Delayed/SlowLearners at Primary Level in Islamabad, Pakistan

Authors

  • Hajra Bibi MPhil Scholars, Department of Humanities, Education and Psychology, Faculty of Social Sciences, Air University, Islamabad Pakistan
  • Palwasha Ashraf MPhil Scholars, Department of Humanities, Education and Psychology, Faculty of Social Sciences, Air University, Islamabad Pakistan
  • Maham Siddique MPhil Scholars, Department of Humanities, Education and Psychology, Faculty of Social Sciences, Air University, Islamabad Pakistan

Abstract

This investigation was undertaken to discover the relationship between the teacher's attitudetowards the behavior of delayed/slow learners. This quantitative approach was carriedout bya descriptive design of the study. A Universal sampling technique was used. Tenteacherswere selected as a sample from primary schools in Islamabad. Information was gatheredthrough surveys. Information was investigated through correlation by utilizing SPSS version23. The self-developed questionnaire had two factors; teachers’ attitudes and behaviorofdelayed/slow learners. Revelations of this examination demonstrated that there is a critical relationship between educators' disposition towards the conduct of moderate/deferredstudents at an essential level. The general rate esteem indicated that essential instructorsconcurred that their perspectives towards deferred/slow students had a relationshipwithconduct. No huge relationship was seen on segment elements of the instructors (ageandteaching experience), and theories were acknowledged at the primary level.

Keywords: Teachers Attitude, Behavior of Delayed/Slow Learners, Universal Sampling

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Published

2025-02-07

How to Cite

Hajra Bibi, Palwasha Ashraf, & Maham Siddique. (2025). Relationship between Teachers’ Attitudes and the Behavior of Delayed/SlowLearners at Primary Level in Islamabad, Pakistan. Journal of Social Signs Review, 3(1), 598–60. Retrieved from https://socialsignsreivew.com/index.php/12/article/view/106