Sri Lanka Teachers' Service Graduate Open Exam case studies
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The Sri Lanka Teachers' Service Graduate Open Exam is the competitive recruitment route through which graduates who did not train at a Teachers' College seek entry into the Sri Lanka Teachers' Service. It is intended for degree holders who want a classroom appointment in the government school system and who are willing to be posted where the service needs them. The Sri Lanka Teachers' Service Graduate Open Exam case studies are 5 cases and about 3,949 words.
1Forty-Five Days Without a Mathematics Teacher
You are the principal of a 1C, Sinhala-medium school in Buttala with 412 students and 19 teachers. In the second week of the second term the Grade 10 mathematics teacher begins 45 days of medical leave.
851 words, about 4 min2What a Term-Test Item Analysis Is Telling You
You teach Grade 8 science in a semi-urban school and set a 25-item single-answer multiple-choice term test, one mark each, no negative marking, for two classes totalling 80 students. The summary statistics are: mean 17.4, standard deviation 3.8, KR-20 reliability 0.61.
796 words, about 4 min3A Tamil-Speaking Reader in a Sinhala-Medium Grade 4
Nivedan (a pseudonym), 9 years 3 months, joined your Grade 4 class in May. His home language is Tamil; he speaks Sinhala fluently at interval and follows instructions, but reads Sinhala at roughly 20 words per minute, word by word, and refuses to read aloud.
775 words, about 4 min4Twenty Tablets, One Socket, Forty-Two Students
You coordinate ICT in a school of 1,050 students. A donor has given 20 tablets and one projector.
764 words, about 4 min5Six Periods, Nine Activities, One Term Test
You teach Grade 7 science. The unit 'Energy in our environment' has six periods of 40 minutes before the term test and specifies four competency levels.
763 words, about 4 min