Sri Lanka Teachers' Service Efficiency Bar (EB) Exam case studies
Sri Lanka Teachers' Service Efficiency Bar (EB) Exam · Put your knowledge to work in context.
The Teachers' Service Efficiency Bar Examination is the efficiency bar (EB) assessment used in Sri Lanka's public teaching service. Passing it is tied to confirmation and progression within the Teachers' Service, so it matters most to serving teachers who are working toward the efficiency bar rather than to newcomers choosing a career. The Sri Lanka Teachers' Service Efficiency Bar (EB) Exam case studies are 5 cases and about 2,768 words.
1Teaching pressure with three bottles and 40 minutes
You are the Grade 8 science teacher at a co-educational school in Monaragala District. Your class has 44 students: 9 read below grade level in Sinhala, 5 are strong, and the rest are mixed.
628 words, about 3 min2A compulsory class collection and a parent who cannot pay
You are a Grade 9 class teacher in a government school in Gampaha District. On Monday the principal announces that every class teacher must collect LKR 500 from each student by Friday for “school building repairs” and must submit a list of students who have not paid.
584 words, about 3 min3Completing SBA marks without inventing them
You teach Grade 10 English at a school with 128 Grade 10 students in three classes. The zonal deadline for entering School-Based Assessment (SBA) marks is 18 school days away.
508 words, about 3 min4Epilepsy, unsafe first aid and pressure to exclude
A Grade 5 student, Nimal, has epilepsy and a mild intellectual disability. His mother has told you privately that he takes medication at home but does not want the school to give it; she fears stigma.
529 words, about 3 min5A low-cost ICT plan with 12 desktops and no internet
You are the ICT coordinator at a rural school with 620 students. The computer lab has 12 working desktop computers running Windows 7, no internet connection, and frequent power cuts.
519 words, about 3 min