Sociology Internal Assessment
Caribbean Studies Internal Assessment 2011 | Student Name: Kadeesha Rianna Alexander | | Class: Form Six (6) Upper Modern Studies | Centre Number: 160002Registration Number: 1600020930 | 4/28/2011 | |
Table of Contents
Introduction and Purpose of Research
Literature Review
Data Collection Sources
Presentation of Findings
Interpretation of Findings
Discussion
Conclusion/Limitations of the Research/Recommendations
Bibliography
Appendices
Introduction
A.S.J.A. Girls’ College, San Fernando started off as a school where students gained entry on a private level and was located at Cipero Street, San Fernando. There was an enrolment of one hundred (100) students which was divided into three forms: Forms 1A Special, 1A and 1B. Girls occupied the upper floor and boys made use of the ground floor. In 1968, A.S.J.A. Girls’ and Boys’ College were relocated to 33-35 Park Street, San Fernando. The new structure consisted of a Principal’s office, Staffroom, Library, Science Laboratory and classrooms on both the upper and lower storeys. It also consisted of a mosque which was located at the back of the building and shared with the boys who were housed separately from the girls.
Ever since the days of being a private school, religion has always been a top priority to the administration of A.S.J.A. Girls’ College. All the Muslim students who attend the institution are required to go to the Mosque during the stipulated sixth period every Friday and they are all quite diligent when it comes to their religious beliefs and practices. This made me begin to wonder if all the students of A.S.J.A. Girls College, not just the Muslim students were as diligent about their religion and also their academics. I decided to target the fifth form students as they are in preparation for their very crucial CSEC Examinations.
Religion
Table of Contents
Introduction and Purpose of Research
Literature Review
Data Collection Sources
Presentation of Findings
Interpretation of Findings
Discussion
Conclusion/Limitations of the Research/Recommendations
Bibliography
Appendices
Introduction
A.S.J.A. Girls’ College, San Fernando started off as a school where students gained entry on a private level and was located at Cipero Street, San Fernando. There was an enrolment of one hundred (100) students which was divided into three forms: Forms 1A Special, 1A and 1B. Girls occupied the upper floor and boys made use of the ground floor. In 1968, A.S.J.A. Girls’ and Boys’ College were relocated to 33-35 Park Street, San Fernando. The new structure consisted of a Principal’s office, Staffroom, Library, Science Laboratory and classrooms on both the upper and lower storeys. It also consisted of a mosque which was located at the back of the building and shared with the boys who were housed separately from the girls.
Ever since the days of being a private school, religion has always been a top priority to the administration of A.S.J.A. Girls’ College. All the Muslim students who attend the institution are required to go to the Mosque during the stipulated sixth period every Friday and they are all quite diligent when it comes to their religious beliefs and practices. This made me begin to wonder if all the students of A.S.J.A. Girls College, not just the Muslim students were as diligent about their religion and also their academics. I decided to target the fifth form students as they are in preparation for their very crucial CSEC Examinations.
Religion
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