Attitude Towards Environment Among Secondary School Students - Amareswaran, Naraginti;Nongkhlaw, Janailin
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Nature is fascinating. It embodies the spirit of the creator. The soft green leaf moving gently in the breeze, the drop of dew quiverino on the petal of a rose, the Koel singing hidden in a Mango grove, all are so enchanting, so enthralling. No less is the child with its hazeleyes, silken hair, rosy cheeks, toothless mouth and tender skin. Its father, a man too is very handsome and is perhaps the most unique creation of God, unique in the sense that it is man who has made the world so beautiful. But for him, nature would not have been so enjoyable as it is. He has converted wild forest into…mehr

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Nature is fascinating. It embodies the spirit of the creator. The soft green leaf moving gently in the breeze, the drop of dew quiverino on the petal of a rose, the Koel singing hidden in a Mango grove, all are so enchanting, so enthralling. No less is the child with its hazeleyes, silken hair, rosy cheeks, toothless mouth and tender skin. Its father, a man too is very handsome and is perhaps the most unique creation of God, unique in the sense that it is man who has made the world so beautiful. But for him, nature would not have been so enjoyable as it is. He has converted wild forest into Parks, Gardens, Orchads, Cities and deserves all praise for that. But in doing that and in his attempts to make life more and more comfortable, he often destroyed forests, thoughtlessly, polluted air and water recklessly, despoiled nature ruthlessly.The attitude of Secondary School Student from East Khasi Hills towards environment is favourably good. None of the students have most favourable attitude towards environment. At the same time no students have below average attitude towards environment. It shows that, all the students have favourable attitude towards environment.
Autorenporträt
Il Dr. N. Amareswaran, professore assistente e vincitore di un premio di ricerca UGC, Dipartimento di Educazione, North-Eastern Hill University, Shillong, Meghalaya, India, ha pubblicato un buon numero di articoli in riviste rinomate. Ha presentato un buon numero di lavori di ricerca a seminari/conferenze. La signora Janailin Nongkhlaw lavora come insegnante a Meghalay, India.