A teacher plays a prominent role in a society. Teachers have a very strong and most prominent influence on the society they live in. They provide great support in building a perfect and y. progressive society. They carry the responsibility of imparting learning and education. During the initial years of education, teachers help students determine their objective and ambitions in life. They also help students shape up their future: _ Plans. Therefore a good and an insightful visionary teacher *._.ye plays great role in shaping up his/her student's future. A popular and successful educational system requires a well respected and excellent teaching staff. In other words, the high quality academic staff is the cornerstone of a successful educational system. The level of satisfaction of teachers towards their job is very important to study. The involvement and commitment of the teachers to their profession is considered most important element of job satisfaction.
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26th Edition of DTR Oct 2016 – Mar 2017
Job Satisfaction Among Teachers: A Comparative Study of Publicand Private Universities in India
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