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Environmental Study of Tribal Schools in Coimbatore District Research Journal of English Language and Literature (RJELAL) A Peer Reviewed (Refereed) International Journal Vol.5.Issue 3. 2017 Impact Factor 5.002 (COSMOS) http://www.rjelal.com; (July-Sept) Email:[email protected] ISSN:2395-2636 (P); 2321-3108(O) RESEARCH ARTICLE ENVIRONMENTAL STUDY OF TRIBAL SCHOOLS IN COIMBATORE DISTRICT Dr. D. VIJAYARAGHAVAN1, A.V. ARAVINDAN2 1Associate Professor in English, AJK College of Arts and Science, Navakkarai, Coimbatore 2Assistant Professor in English, AJK College of Arts and Science, Navakkarai, Coimbatore ABSTRACT This paper deals with the environmental study of tribal schools in Coimbatore district. Majority of the tribal population in Tamil Nadu live in hilly ranges viz., Eastern Ghats, Western Ghats and the discontinuous hill tracts adjoining the plains and the hills. These tribal’s live in forest. The tribal communities are scattered throughout in the Coimbatore district. The settlement starts from Irulas of Uliyoor in Mettupalayam and ends with the Mudhuva and Pulaiya settlements of Amarvathi Nagar. Tribal settlements is found in Uliyoor, Palamalai, Anaikatti, Maruthamalai, Manar, Singupathi, Mavuthampathi, Karatoor, Thirumoorthy Hills, Amaravathi Dam Region, Valparai in Coimbatore district. Keywords: Scheduled Tribes, Irulas, kadars, Muthuvars or Mudhugars, Pulayars, GTR Introduction Maruthamalai, Mavuthampathi, Muttathu Vayal, Settlement of scheduled tribes Manar and Uliyoor of Coimbatore district. Majority of the tribal population in Tamil The kadars live in Anaimalai which is called Nadu live in hilly ranges viz., Eastern Ghats, Western the elephant hills, the great mountain range of Ghats and the discontinuous hill tracts adjoining the Western Ghats. It is extended to southward towards plains and the hills. These tribal’s live in forest. The Travancore, which are ranges of Pollachi, tribal communities are scattered throughout in the Thunakkadavu, Punachi and Udumalpet. Valparai Coimbatore district. The settlement starts from taluk consists of these ranges altogether into seven Irulas of Uliyoor in Mettupalayam and ends with the settlements. They are Netungunru, Manamapalli, Mudhuva and Pulaiya settlements of Amarvathi Anamudi, Udumpanparai, Kavarkkal, Kadamparai Nagar. Tribal settlements is found in Uliyoor, and Kallar. Kadars are the most primitive tribal Palamalai, Anaikatti, Maruthamalai, Manar, people among the various groups found in the Singupathi, Mavuthampathi, Karatoor, Thirumoorthy Anamalai hills of Western Ghats area. Hills, Amaravathi Dam Region, Valparai in Muthuvars or Mudhugars are cultivators of Coimbatore district. hill who exist in Anaimalai, Madurai, Malabar and One of the largest tribes in Tamil Nadu is Tiruvancore areas. They occupy a limited area at the Irulas and the largest tribal population is found in heart of the primeval forest of the Western Ghats India. They constitute nearly 8% of the Indian total border area between Tamil Nadu and Kerala. population. They occupy in two south Indian states Mudhuva is the name spelt for this tribe in English. namely, Tamil Nadu and Kerala. Irulas live in the Pulayars are the hill tribes who live in the Nilgris, Coimbatore district and Erode district of Thirumoorthy hills of Coimbatore district and in the Tamil Nadu. Irulas are found in Anaikatty, adjoining Amaravathy Dam area of the Western 508 Dr. D. VIJAYARAGHAVAN, A.V. ARAVINDAN Research Journal of English Language and Literature (RJELAL) A Peer Reviewed (Refereed) International Journal Vol.5.Issue 3. 2017 Impact Factor 5.002 (COSMOS) http://www.rjelal.com; (July-Sept) Email:[email protected] ISSN:2395-2636 (P); 2321-3108(O) Ghats.They have their settlements in the forest and 1. Government Tribal Residential School - plain areas. Anaikatti Study Area 2. Government Tribal Residential School - This present study includes only five Palamalai government tribal schools in Western Ghats of 3. Government Tribal Residential School - Coimbatore district. Namely Muttathuvayul 1 Government Tribal Residential school, Pollachi Revenue: One school Valparai 1. Government Tribal Residential School- Valparai 2 Government Tribal Residential school, A total number of forty four teachers are Palamalai working in GTR schools in the Western Ghats area of 3 Government Tribal Residential school, Coimbatore district. In general, the teachers are Anaikatti drawn from Tamil Nadu to work in the GTR schools. 4 Government Tribal Residential school, Mostly the teachers who are working in GTR schools Muttathuvayul do not reside in the tribal school area. 5 Government Tribal Residential school, Headmaster who also functions as the Mavuthampathy warden of the hostel has to stay at the school quarters. The teacher do not know the problems of Valparai region is a hill station come under the learners whose mother tongue is different from the Coimbatore district and is located at the border that of the tribal students. The teachers should of Tamil Nadu and Kerala. There are two main tribes possess the knowledge of the language culture and in this region, they are Kadars and Muthuvars. other aspects of their society while teaching a Palamalai is positioned in the Gurudi Hills of language to non-native speakers. Perianaickan Palayam area of the Western Ghats As far as the tribal situation is concerned area. Palamalai is the second highest place where the mother tongue of the tribal children is not Tamil. number of tribal’s exists in this place. Native Tamil speakers or the mother tongue Anaikatti is located at the boundary speakers are appointed as teachers to teach correct between Tamil Nadu and Kerala in the Western pronunciation, word formation, syntactical patterns, Ghats region. Anaikatti area covers totally fifteen meaning and so on, to the tribal students. So it is square kilometers. It is a small village in found to be very useful for the students of tribal Periyanayakkan Palayam taluk in Coimbatore district community. Therefore the teachers should know the of Tamil Nadu state. It comes under Anaikatti commonness and similarities are found between the (north) panchayat. It is located 19 kms towards mother tongue of the learner and the target north from district head quarters Coimbatore. It is language. surrounded by Karamadai taluk towards north, Methodology of the Study Sarcarsamakulam taluk towards east, Coimbatore The present study follows a micro level taluk towards south and Annur taluk towards east. examination about tribal school situation in Irulas are the main tribes inhabited in this area. Coimbatore district. For this study, five tribal schools Mavuthampathi is a small village and have been selected and students profile sheets, situated in Coimbatore south tehsil. It is one of teachers profile sheets are collected for the twenty eight villages in Coimbatore south block. reference. Mainly photograph and as well as video Major tribe lives in this area is Irula. recording have been captured. Particulars of Government Tribal Residential Student Profile: School Records Schools From the twelve Government Tribal Coimbatore South Circle: one school Residential Schools functioning in Coimbatore 1. Government Tribal Residential School - district, only five schools are taken as sample and Mavuthampathi. studied here. Students admitted during the period Coimbatore North Circle: Three schools 2013-2014, 2014-2015 and 2015-2016 are also 509 Dr. D. VIJAYARAGHAVAN, A.V. ARAVINDAN Research Journal of English Language and Literature (RJELAL) A Peer Reviewed (Refereed) International Journal Vol.5.Issue 3. 2017 Impact Factor 5.002 (COSMOS) http://www.rjelal.com; (July-Sept) Email:[email protected] ISSN:2395-2636 (P); 2321-3108(O) studied. The students attendance register, the accommodation. This problem is also one of the promotion register and the head admission register strong reasons for the drop-outs in the GTR schools. are the key of this present study for the collection of Lack of Public Transport Facilities information. Lack of public transport facilities from their Nature of Schools and Teachers settlements to the town area is another reason for The tribal residential schools are divided dropouts from the school. into three groups which are based on the selection Insufficient Teachers of students. Palamalai and Valparai government tribal 1. Tribal residential schools containing the schools have the less strength of students when students of specific tribal students. compared to the admission in the academic year. 2. Tribal residential schools which have The reason stated for this is that the school is students of more than one tribal managed by only one teacher to handle all the community students. classes from sixth to eighth standards and for all the 3. Tribal residential schools which have subjects. students of one particular tribal In addition to all the above causes some community and non-tribal students. other important observations can also be cited as Insufficient Infrastructure in the Schools the background for the reasons for Drop-out. At the In present a number of teaching aids are primary level of education 40% of the children only being used for the purpose of education. continue their education. Drop-out rate is the Infrastructure is the basic need towards the highest in class 6th and there after it gradually educational development. In many tribal schools of decreases for each class. More than twenty percent Coimbatore district do not have even the very basic of the children in the seventh and eighth standards infrastructural facilities that are needed. From the
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