Publisher's Synopsis
In the complex tapestry of rural life, understanding its sociology and psychology is essential for effective engagement and development. Roots of Rural Sociology & Educational Psychology is a compendium of lectures that delve into the intricacies of these fields and their significance in agricultural extension.
Sociology forms the cornerstone of our exploration, illuminating the essence of rural communities. From unravelling the meaning and scope of rural sociology to deciphering the interplay between rural sociology and agricultural extension, this book navigates through Indian rural societys vital characteristics, differences from urban counterparts, and the pivotal role of social groups, stratification, and institutions in agricultural development.
Roots of Rural Sociology & Educational Psychology is more than a mere academic exercise; it is a roadmap for practitioners, educators, and policymakers navigating the complexities of rural development. By weaving together sociological insights and psychological principles, this book aims to empower those engaged in agricultural extension with the knowledge and tools necessary to foster sustainable growth and prosperity in rural communities.
