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News paper reading habit among the professional members of different points of view: a survey
INTRODUCTION
News documents gathered information from all directions. Help to improve reading habits, skills, knowledge and information on the world today. More people want to know more. It is an activity that is fun and informative. You can help us become more competent and successful. However, it is an activity that many people not have many. According to the National Education from 1999 household survey, 50% of the population United States over 25 read a newspaper at least once a week, read one or more magazines regularly, and had read a book over the last 6 months. What that mean? This means that 50% of the population does not read a book during the last six months! And most staff members read newspapers for news variety is clearly defined in this article. So now a day reading newspapers usually important for all staff, because there is more information and identify the latest developments in their subject or field.
Literature Review
Begum and Ramesh (1991) studied the factors that inhibit the use of the public library a case study library central city of Mysore. In the article "Factors inhibiting the use Public Library, has analyzed the responses of users of the library's central city of Mysore, India. It assesses the interest reading, the factors against the use of the library's central city, the availability of reading materials and suggested improvements necessary by users on the conditions of the central library of the city., Mysore.
Somsong (1999) Promotion of the library reading habits of ASEAN. This document describes the various activities that ASEAN has undertaken the library to promote reading awareness of the population. First, the factors limiting the habit of reading in libraries of ASEAN had been approached. Secondly, the role of institutes or organizations Local to help libraries promote reading conducting habit had been recognized. Finally, some suggestions for effective methods and programs to promote effective practice of reading by ASEAN Libraries have been gathered
Bndaka (2007) studied the use of items for Press develop the reading skills of students in secondary than for the purpose of this paper is to present a reading lesson, which was originally designed for high school students Peiramatiko (Experimental Senior High School) of Patras, Greece and more specifically, the Class A Senior High School. The objective main lesson is to develop students' reading skills using a newspaper article and help students gain confidence when are faced with authentic texts. The lesson plan is based on the belief that students should be exposed as much as possible to the authentic texts Reading the possibility to find the right language, not only composed of language textbooks
RESEARCH DESIGN
This theme focuses on the content and direction of study of the company in terms of objectives and the process of analyzing the formation of hypotheses. It also explains the methodology of the study regarding the sampling program interview, data sources, the method of data analysis and the limitation of the study.
Objectives
The main objective of this study is to analyze the role of new reading habits among the members of the university professional staff from different perspectives: a survey. The objectives:
1. Study socio-professional members of the Order.
2. To study the habit of reading news about the university of professional communities.
3. To observe the professional staff read the news paper for purposes other than
4. To make suggestions for effective reading newspapers in the academic community of professional staff.
Methodology
To achieve all the objectives of all survey data is necessary and, in turn, data collection, a field is selected to achieve the objectives of the study to collect data necessary for the application, select the researcher News Paper Reading habit among members of the university's professional staff from different points of view: a survey
collection method data
For data collection researcher developed interview schedule and distributed to users. The design of empirical research and technical random sampling to select sample.110 interrogators were distributed to the sample and received 105 back. On 105 samples taken from the professional members of staff of the university Einstein College of Engineering, Tirunelveli District, Tamil Nadu. 11 samples were from 24 samples were professor and his assistant. teachers. 39 samples were speaker, 28 samples were been non-teachers and the other 3 samples were used in the community.
Data Analysis
The data were entries in the master table and sub-frames were created. Statistical tools such as the weighted average and percentage were used.
ANALYSIS
SOCIO Economic Context STAFF
Table.1
Distribution professional staff of community colleges by sex.
S. No Man Professional Women Total
1 Professor 6
(54.5)
5
(45.5) 11
(10.5)
Assistant 2. Professor 14
(58.3) 10
(41.7)
24
(22.8)
3 Professor 31
(79.5)
8
(20.5) 39
(37.1)
4 No 22 teachers
(78.6)
6
(21.4) 28
(26.7)
5 Other 2
(66.7)
1
(33.3) 3
(2.9)
Total 75
(71.4) 30
(28.6) 105
(100)
Note: Source * Calculated
** The cases presented in parentheses indicate the percentage
The data in Table 1 shows the distribution of professional staff by gender. Of all respondents, 71.4 percent of men followed by women (28.6).
All members professional staff, over 75 percent of respondents are male teacher (79.5) and no education (78.6) and most personal communities of teacher respondents (45.5) and the wizard. Professor (41.7) communities staff.
It is clear from the discussion above that the percentage of over 75 male staff members in teaching and non-teaching staff are reading the news of the day and women.
Table.2
Distribution professional community of university staff in terms of rational occupation.
S. No Answer Occupation Number No answer
1 Teacher 11 (10.5) –
Assistant 2. Professor 24 (22.8) –
3 Professor 39 (37.1) –
4 members of teaching staff not 28 (26.7) –
5 3 Other (2.9) –
Total 105 (100) –
Note: Source * Calculated
** The cases presented in parentheses indicate the percentage
Data Table 2 shows the distribution of professional staff in accordance with rational occupation. Of all respondents, most respondents are teachers (37.1) followed by non-teaching staff (26.7), Assistant. Professor (22.8), teacher (10.5) and few respondents (2.9) are the other members Staff
NEW PAPER habit of reading
Table.3
Distribution of professional staff of colleges according to the habit of reading newspapers.
S. Not
Professional Staff College habit of reading newspapers
Total
Yes No
7 1 Professor
(63.6) 4
(36.4) 11
(10.5)
2 Assistant Professor .. 19
(79.2) 5
(20.8) 24
(22.8)
3 Professor 30
(76.9) 9
(23.1) 39
(37.1)
4 No 26 teachers
(92.8) 2
(7.2) 28
(26.7)
Other 5 1
(33.3) 2
(66.7) 3
(2.9)
Total 83
(79.0) 22
(21.0) 105
(100)
Note: Source * Calculated
** The cases presented in brackets percentage
The data in Table 3 show the distribution of professional staff based in the habit of reading newspapers. The total of all respondents, 79.0 percent have the habit of reading newspapers and respondents (21.0) No documents were used to read the news.
Of all the professional staff college, most respondents are non-teaching staff who have the habit of reading newspapers followed by Asst.Professor (79.2), and the teacher (63.6). More reactions of others (66.2) do not usually read newspapers.
Table.4
S. No Percent Frequency
1 35 33.3 Daily
2 twice, three times a week or 31 29.5
3 Once a week 22 21.0
Very rarely 4 17 16.2
5 Never 0 0.0
Total 105 100
The distribution of professional staff of course depending on the frequency of reading newspaper
Source: Calculated
The data in Table 4 show the distribution of work the current members of staff how often they read newspapers. Among respondents total, 33.3 percent are reading newspapers and followed by people who are two or three times a week (29.5), once a week (21.0), more rarely (16.2) and nobody has ever (0.0) read newspapers news.
Table.5
Distribution of the professional community of staff of the university according to the habit of reading newspapers from different point of view.
Professional viewpoint school reading several documents News
Total
Top News important starting new employment policies
Entertainment news
Professor 2
(28.6) 2
(8.6) 2
(28.6) 1
(14.2) 0
(0.0) 7
(8.4)
Assistant Professor .. 5
(26.3) 4
(21.1) 0
(0.0) 10
(52.6) 0
(0.0) 19
(22.9)
7 Professor
(23.3) 2
(6.7) 6
(20.0) 15
(50.0) 0
(0.0) 30
(36.1)
0 Non-teaching staff
(0.0) 0
(0.0) 2
(7.7) 16
(61.5) 8
(30.8) 26
(31.3)
Other 0
(0.0) 0
(0.0) 0
(0.0) 0
(0.0) 1
(10.0) 1
(1.3)
Total 14
(16.9) 8
(9.6) 10
(12.1) 42
(50.6) 9
(10.8) 83
(100)
Note: * Source calculated
** The cases presented in parentheses indicate percentage
The data in Table 4 show the distribution of professional staff Bars and different points of view. Of the total of all respondents, 50.6 per cent of employment read news headlines, followed by the main lines (16.9) news, politics (12.1), Entertainment (10.8) and new major (9.6).
Of all categories of academic staff, over half of respondents were teachers (50.0), Del ass. Teachers (52.6) and the staff of the Community Education does not read the news paper of new employment. Other community representatives Read news, entertainment purposes only. Few respondents who are teachers (28.6) and Asst.Professor (26.3) read the main titles and relevant news in the news headlines.
Results, conclusions and SUGGESTIONS
Background socio-economic STAFF
The findings on the distribution of professional college staff members according to gender revealed the following facts. Staff members read the newspaper Press on men than women.
NEWS PAPER AND PURPOSE variours habit of reading
The results on the distribution of schools of professional staff as usual read the newspapers revealed the following facts. Over 75 percent of professional staff of the university have the habit of reading newspapers. Most teachers do not have communities in the habit of reading the newspaper. More than other groups of staff in the community have not used to reading on paper Press.
The results on the distribution of schools of professional staff based on the frequency of reading news newspaper has revealed the following facts most staff members read newspapers and daily news two or three times a week. Some staff members read newspapers time news in the weeks and very rarely.
The results on the distribution of professional members of the Order according to the habit of reading newspapers from different points of view revealed the following facts. More than half of faculty members are not rocket science. teacher and lecturer reading newspapers News about the use of functions of the press. Other officials of the Community of entertainment only read news newsprint.
Restrictions
More staff members have estimated that the new documents should be read in their entirety, but time is too short to read the news paper.
Suggestions and recommendations.
To maintain and raise the News paper reading habit among the professional staff University of diverse points of view following suggestions may be helpful.
1. To promote the role of the new habit of reading among the community other professional staff.
2. The new electronic records are more help to read all information very short period.
3. Journals Online can help find the latest development in various areas of employment news, and other important news.
4. Today, the University Professional staff must read the newspapers to improve their knowledge of skills.
5. Educational institutions should encourage and provide an opportunity for members of the university's professional staff to read the newspapers online news and knowledge to improve their skills.
6. Here are some suggestions to help you strengthen your reading habit of finding ways and have more time to read, if I have a book about, has fixed an objective reading, journaling, keeping a list, turn off the television, listen when you can not read, club Join a reading group or a book, join a reading group or club, build your own strategy and drop everything you read
CONCLUSION
In this study, the researcher concluded that male staff members to read the newspaper reports that among women. Over 75 percent of professional staff of the university have used read the newspapers. Most teachers do not have communities in the habit of reading the news paper. Most staff members read newspapers news on employment and new unique entertainment.
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MAGAZINES
Begum Jahan Khaiser and Ramesh, PC "The factors that inhibit the use of public libraries: a case study of the central library of the city of Mysore. "Library Review. (1991): 332-350.
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About the Author
Arulraj, R is working as Librarian in Department of Library and information science of Einstein college of Engineering, Tiruneveli District (Tamil Nadu). He has completed
BSc (Botany), MLIS and Mphil (Library and Information science). Now he is doing PGDLAN (Post Graduate Diploma in Library Automation and Networking) course. He has three years experience in Library professional. His research interest includes reading habit, performance evaluation, Knowledge management, users study and information seeking behaviors in library and information science. He is also involved in writing more research articles on different topics. He is the member of SALIS (Society for the Advancement of Library and Information Science and Librarian world.com.
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