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The results of the study indicate that the Musahars of Saptary district have their own traditional systems of measurement and numeration. It also shows that the parents are more conscious about their male children than the female. Also when geographical location is considered, the urban parents are more conscious toward their children s educational outcome than the rural parents. The finding of the study also illustrate that the teaching approach is not encouraging enough to have effective learning practices. Still the traditional and not child centered practices are being performed in the class room. The finding of the study also points out that male Musahar child were found higher achiever in mathematics than that of female children. Also the urban children were found higher in mathematics than the rural children. While mathematics achievement of urban Musahar male children was appeared to be not significantly different to the mathematics achievement of urban Musahar female children. Another important result derived from the analysis is that The Musahar children learn the mathematical concepts and operations in their communities through the various games played by them daily.

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Dr. Sah was born in Nepal. Dr. Sah got his Master Degree in mathematics Education from Tribhuvan University, Nepal. He completed Ph. D. in Education from Banaras Hindu University,Varanasi, India under the financial support of UGC of Nepal. Dr. Sah is an assistant professor of Mathematics Education at the Central Department of Education, TU, Nepal

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