Assam TET UP case studies
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The Teachers Eligibility Test (TET) conducted in Assam is a teacher-eligibility examination organised through the online application system of the Assam State School Education Board (ASSEB) Division-I, headquartered at Bamunimaidam, Guwahati. The Board's portal lists a Special TET-2026 for Lower Primary and Upper Primary Level, so the credential is aimed at candidates who intend to teach at the foundational and preparatory stages - Classes I to V at Lower Primary and Classes VI to VIII at Upper Primary. The Assam TET UP case studies are 5 cases and about 2,223 words.
1Choosing the language of instruction in a Class II tea-garden school
You teach Class II in an Assamese-medium lower primary school near Sonapur, Kamrup (Metro). Of 34 children, 26 speak Sadri at home, 5 speak Assamese, and 3 speak Bengali.
447 words, about 2 min2A 40-minute mathematics block in a Class III–V multigrade room
You are the only teacher in a Class III–V room in a rural school in Baksa district. There are 47 children: 16 in Class III, 15 in Class IV and 16 in Class V.
464 words, about 2 min3A decimal misconception in Class VII before the unit test
You teach mathematics to Class VII in a government upper primary school in Nagaon. There are 38 students.
394 words, about 2 min4A Class VI student with low vision and an approaching examination
A student in your Class VI in a Golaghat upper primary school has low vision, certified under the RPwD Act. She can read large print at about 30 cm but cannot read the 12-point text in the science textbook or the board from the fourth row.
461 words, about 2 min5Rote counting versus number sense in Class I
You teach Class I in a primary school in Barpeta with 30 children. Most can recite the number names to 50 fluently, and many can write 1 to 30.
457 words, about 2 min