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G.C.E. Advanced Level · Grades 12 & 13
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Sinhala versionHello, children!
Grade 13 · History 11.1: a clip from a real lesson. Listen with sound on.
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This is a real clip from a Grade 13 History lesson. The lesson is on the left; on the right, the teacher writes on the board and teaches out loud.
Sinhala version- 1
Competency level & learning outcomes
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A step-by-step board
The teacher writes, draws and explains out loud, and every word appears on screen as it is spoken.
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Your questions
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Writing for the exam
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12.2 · Acid–base titrations
Why does one drop turn the flask pink?
pH = pKa + log([A⁻]/[HA])Illustration
Late-night study
Even after you’ve gone to sleep, your child isn’t alone.
The night before an exam, surrounded by books, stuck on one question and starting to panic. Knowing there’s a teacher to ask in that moment is a relief for your child, and for you.
Start learning freeRevision
Revision before the exam, with a plan.
Memory cards come back just before they’d be forgotten, the mixed review draws questions from the weakest topics, and the study plan shows the next topic, day by day.
- Memory cards with spaced repetition
- Mixed review from the weakest topics
- A dated study plan
Memory card · front
Dominion status
Back
1948–1972: independent, but the British monarch was still head of state.
FAQ
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Yes. Lessons are organised by unit and topic, and every lesson opens with its competency level and learning outcomes.
They can learn entirely in English, and when a concept is hard, switch to Sinhala or Tamil to understand it, then switch back.
Yes. Revisit what was taught in class, ask about the parts that didn’t make sense, and practise. The AI teacher supports classes rather than replacing them.
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