Barriers to Attendance: Analyzing School Absenteeism in Kaljikhal, Pauri Garhwal (Uttarakhand)

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contents <p>School absenteeism is a significant issue that negatively impacts students' academic performance, social<br>development, and overall well-being. Various factors contribute to absenteeism, including physical<br>health issues, personal attitudes, teacher-related factors, classroom conditions, and home-related<br>circumstances. Understanding these contributing factors is essential for developing effective strategies<br>to improve student attendance and engagement. The study identifies the most common reasons for<br>absenteeism and highlights the factors that have the greatest influence on attendance patterns. The<br>findings reveal that physical health challenges, negative personal attitudes, and uncomfortable<br>classroom conditions are among the top contributors to absenteeism. Additionally, the quality of<br>teacher-student interactions and the level of parental involvement also play significant roles. The<br>research suggests that interventions such as improving communication between parents and teachers,<br>creating more engaging and supportive classroom environments, and addressing health concerns can<br>help reduce absenteeism. By providing insights into the various factors influencing school attendance,<br>this study aims to inform educators, parents, and policymakers about potential solutions to address<br>absenteeism. Ultimately, these efforts will help create a more inclusive and effective learning<br>environment, ensuring that students are able to reach their full academic and personal potential.</p>
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spellingShingle Barriers to Attendance: Analyzing School Absenteeism in Kaljikhal, Pauri Garhwal (Uttarakhand)
Rakesh Lal
Absenteeism, School, Physical Factors, Personal Attitude, Teacher Related Factors, Classroom Atmosphere Home Related Factors.
<p>School absenteeism is a significant issue that negatively impacts students' academic performance, social<br>development, and overall well-being. Various factors contribute to absenteeism, including physical<br>health issues, personal attitudes, teacher-related factors, classroom conditions, and home-related<br>circumstances. Understanding these contributing factors is essential for developing effective strategies<br>to improve student attendance and engagement. The study identifies the most common reasons for<br>absenteeism and highlights the factors that have the greatest influence on attendance patterns. The<br>findings reveal that physical health challenges, negative personal attitudes, and uncomfortable<br>classroom conditions are among the top contributors to absenteeism. Additionally, the quality of<br>teacher-student interactions and the level of parental involvement also play significant roles. The<br>research suggests that interventions such as improving communication between parents and teachers,<br>creating more engaging and supportive classroom environments, and addressing health concerns can<br>help reduce absenteeism. By providing insights into the various factors influencing school attendance,<br>this study aims to inform educators, parents, and policymakers about potential solutions to address<br>absenteeism. Ultimately, these efforts will help create a more inclusive and effective learning<br>environment, ensuring that students are able to reach their full academic and personal potential.</p>
title Barriers to Attendance: Analyzing School Absenteeism in Kaljikhal, Pauri Garhwal (Uttarakhand)
topic Absenteeism, School, Physical Factors, Personal Attitude, Teacher Related Factors, Classroom Atmosphere Home Related Factors.
url https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.15289526