JCE Religious and Moral Education case studies
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The JCE Religious and Moral Education (RME) examination is a junior-secondary certification assessment taken by learners at the end of the three-year junior secondary cycle. It is designed for candidates who have studied religious traditions, ethics, and personal development, and it rewards accurate knowledge of beliefs and practices as much as the ability to reason carefully about moral questions. The JCE Religious and Moral Education case studies are 5 cases and about 3,063 words.
1One Room, Three Faiths
Augustine Junior High School is a public school in a town where Christian, Muslim and Traditional worshippers live side by side. The head teacher has received three requests in one term.
606 words, about 3 min2The Scholarship Vote
A five-member youth development committee in Koforidua has GHS 12,000 to fund one full scholarship for a two-year nursing course. Three applicants are shortlisted.
626 words, about 3 min3The Screenshot in the WhatsApp Group
During end-of-term examinations at a co-educational junior high school, Adjoa, a Form Three student, is added to a WhatsApp group in which her cousin Kojo is selling photographs of the Integrated Science paper for GHS 20 each. Kojo is football captain and holds a sports bursary.
608 words, about 3 min4The Libation Scene
The community cultural festival committee has commissioned a 25-minute play called The Return, based on a son who wastes his inheritance and is welcomed home by his father. The director sets it in a fishing village and uses a funeral dirge, white cloth, and a 40-second scene in which an elder pours water and names ancestors before the family meal.
592 words, about 3 min5The Grove and the Classroom Blocks
A small mining company has offered the district assembly GHS 500,000 to build three classroom blocks and a clinic in exchange for a ten-year lease over 40 hectares of a sacred grove. The grove contains a spring used in coming-of-age rites, burial sites, and forest that elders say must not be cleared.
631 words, about 3 min