RPSC 2nd Grade Teacher study materials
RPSC 2nd Grade Teacher study resources

RPSC 2nd Grade Teacher case studies

RPSC 2nd Grade Teacher · Put your knowledge to work in context.

The RPSC Senior Teacher Grade II examination is the Rajasthan Public Service Commission's recruitment paper for secondary-school teaching posts in government schools, commonly called the Second Grade Teacher exam. It suits candidates who hold a teaching qualification and a degree in a school subject - Mathematics, Science, Social Science, a language, or English - and who want a permanent state teaching position rather than a private-school role. The RPSC 2nd Grade Teacher case studies are 5 cases and about 3,693 words.

1

The Fraction Division That Works but Doesn't Make Sense

At a government upper primary school in a semi-urban block of Jaipur district, a Class 7 mathematics teacher has 38 students and four 40-minute periods before the monthly test. The chapter is 'Fractions and Decimals'.

856 words, about 4 min
2

The Unit Test That Everyone Failed but Nobody Understood

At a government secondary school in Udaipur district, a Class 8 science teacher has 44 students. The chapter on 'Cell - Structure and Functions' was taught for 12 periods.

763 words, about 4 min
3

The Fort Wall in the Textbook and the One Two Kilometres Away

At a government upper primary school in a block near Bundi, Rajasthan, a Class 7 social science teacher has 46 students. The textbook chapter 'Forts and Architecture of Rajasthan' discusses Kumbhalgarh, Chittorgarh, Jaisalmer, and Amer, with dates and dynasties.

748 words, about 4 min
4

The Girl Who Stopped Raising Her Hand

At a government girls' upper primary school in Kota district, a Class 6 teacher has 40 students. Meena was a high scorer in Class 4 but now scores around 40% in mathematics.

661 words, about 3 min
5

Ten Tablets, Sixty Students, and a Smart-Class Promise

At a government upper primary school in a rural block of Jodhpur district, 10 tablets have arrived under an ICT-in-education scheme. The school has 60 students in Classes 6-8, one locked cupboard, unreliable electricity, and no full-time computer teacher.

665 words, about 3 min