DAY 1 TaRL MASTER TRAINING RECAP

The first TaRL program to be developed with Pratham and J-PAL support in Africa was piloted in 80 schools in Zambia in what year?

• 2014

• 2015

• 2016

• 2018

TaRL pilots program was launched in Nigeria in what year??

• 2017

• 2018

• 2019

• 2021

Which of these is a TaRL Model?

• School ownership Model

• School Community Model

• Scale Model

• Camp Model

TaRL _______________ the Curriculum

• condemns

• simplifies

• create

• changes

TaRL Africa has expanded its reach over ________

• 5.000.000 children

• 500,000 children

• 50,000,000 Children

• 5,000,000 children

What is the mission of TaRL Africa?

• To support education systems across Africa equip all children with basic reading and math skills.

• To support education systems across Africa equip all children with reading and math skills.

• To support education systems across Africa equip all children with accurate reading and math skills.

• To support education systems across Africa equip all children with basic reading skills

TaRL focuses on the ____________ of a child

• group level

• grade level

• learning level

• age level

Which of these statements is not true about TaRL?

• It approach involves one-on-one assessment

• similar assessments are used for tracking children progress

• it involves the use of a baseline and endline assessment in a space of 4 months

• children learn in groups and also individually

What is the vison of TaRL Africa?

• For every child across Africa to have foundational skills so that they can have a better future.

• For every child across Africa to have skills so that they can have a better future.

• For every child across Africa to have foundational skills so that they can have a better education.

• For every child across Africa to have foundational skills so that they can have a bright future.

Which of these statements is false about Business as Usual VS TaRL?

• Business as usual focuses on completing grade-level textbooks, while TaRL focuses on basic foundational skills for all.

• Business as usual focuses on teaching children based on their grade level, while TaRL focuses on teaching children based on their learning level

• Business as usual assesses learners at same time, while TaRL focuses on one-on-one assessment

• Business as usual focuses on completing the curriculum, while TaRL focuses on establishing the curriculum