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6.    Individualised learning paths: As a teacher, you should recognise
                  that students have different learning styles and paces. You may
                  offer personalised learning paths tailored to each student’s needs
                  and goals. Provide more time for students with special needs.
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            7.    Competency assessments: Use assessment tasks that align with
                  specific competencies you have taught to measure students’
                  proficiency in those areas. Assessments may include performance
                  tasks, portfolios, presentations, or practical exams. Also, you can
                  use exit cards to conclude the lesson.

            8.    Technology integration: Incorporate technology, simulations,
                  or accounting software and tools to engage students during the
                  learning process.

            9.    Authentic Assessments: This type of assessment is designed
                  to imitate real-world tasks and situations as closely as possible.
                  This ensures that students can demonstrate their competence in
                  authentic contexts.
            10.  Feedback and reflection: As a teacher, you must provide
                  constructive feedback to students on their performance. This
                  helps them identify areas for improvement and reinforces learning.
                  Reflection activities encourage students to think critically about
                  their learning experiences and how they can apply their skills in
                  different contexts.
           Using these competence-based teaching techniques will facilitate
           students in acquiring the skills and knowledge they need to succeed in
           the Accountancy field and adapt to a rapidly changing world.

           Setting manageable teaching content
           Organise the chapters’ content based on the provided timetable. Use the
           Accountancy syllabus to structure the learning activities within your
           lesson, ensuring they are conducive to student engagement with textbook
           activities and revision questions. Establish transparent teaching objectives
           while addressing each section of the chapter.

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