ANGER / REVENGE: A STUDY ON THE ATTITUDINAL BARRIERS OF THE TEACHERS IN THE SELF�FINANCING SECTIONS OF THE COLLEGES IN TIRUCHIRAPPALLI TOWARDS 360-DEGREE FEEDBACK

Dr ARUL R; Dr SURESH G

Volume : VI, Issue : VII, July - 2017

ANGER / REVENGE: A STUDY ON THE ATTITUDINAL BARRIERS OF THE TEACHERS IN THE SELF�FINANCING SECTIONS OF THE COLLEGES IN TIRUCHIRAPPALLI TOWARDS 360-DEGREE FEEDBACK

Dr Arul R, Dr Suresh G

Abstract :

According �Mahatma Gandhi� Anger is the enemy of non-violence and pride is a monster that swallows it up. Lastly, most teachers seem to stop learning after becoming teachers. They fail to remember the words of Rabindranath Tagore, �One cannot teach unless one is learning�. A large number of teachers seem to be quiet pleased with quiet life. And therefore, the teachers are neither motivated nor motivate others. What was considered a noble profession, that is teaching, seems to be gradually losing its status. The spirit of Professionalism seems to be gradually disappe�. Consequently, education in every direction seems to be badly affected.

The Education Commission �was extremely unhappy over the existing conditions of teaching and evaluation in higher education�

Kapur pointed out �Students all over the world have demanded better teaching and their evaluations have ought to light many of the deficiencies in college teaching�1

The Kothari Commission Report describes the situation in many colleges as follows: �In many of the colleges and universities, a majority of the teachers teach mechanically and listlessly�2

In this article Researchers focus on only Anger/Revenge as a barrier to 360 Degree Feedback among college teachers in Trichy.