At least some of the classes at the Universal Education -Alice Project School in Sarnath are annually subjected to scientific psychological tests in order to ascertain their standard in comparison with students attending local governmental schools. The performance of the Alice School students has been encouraging, indeed. Take a look at the latest results to get some feeling for the benefits a wise education can offer our children:

 

Moral Values

Excellent
Good
Poor

Alice Project School

63.6 %
21 %
15.4%
Traditional School
5%
45 %
50 %

 


 

Socialisation

Excellent
Good

Alice Project School

52.7%
47.3%
Traditional School
35 %
65 %

 


 

Short-term Memory

Excellent
Good
Poor

Alice Project School

25 %
55 %
20 %
Traditional School
10 %
20 %
70 %

 


 

Long-term Memory

Excellent
Good
Poor
Very poor

Alice Project School

5 %
60 %
35 %
Traditional School
25 %
70 %
5 %

 


 

Attention

Excellent
Good
Poor

Alice Project School

41.5 %
42.1%
16.4 %
Traditional School
20 %
10 %
70 %

 


 

Concentration

Excellent
Good
Poor
Very poor

Alice Project School

21 %
52.6 %
26.4 %
Traditional School
5 %
10 %
70 %
10 %

 

The following tests were used in this specific survey:

  • for moral values: Self-anlysis From ( 1976 Edition) by the Institute for personality and ability testing, Inc, Illinois.Bell's adjustment Inventory ( Hindi) , by Mohsin and Shamshad.
  • for socialisation and interpersonal relations: Family relationship Inventory ( F.R.I.) by Dr. G.P.Sherry. Bell's adjustment Inventory ( Hindi) , by Mohsin and Shamshad.
  • for concentration: Letter Cancellation Test (B); Subtest of P.G.I. - Battery of Brain Dysfunction.
  • for memory: Subtest of P.G.I. - Battery of Brain Dysfunction. Subtests of Boston Memory Scale.

 

 
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