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Here is a sample trial quiz for Deputy Director (DD) Fill-In Questions for you to try as you prepare for the exam.

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Trial Fill-in Questions and Answers (Quiz) for Deputy Director (DD) Promotion Exam. (Quiz Two)

Here are sample fill-in questions and answers for your revision and preparation for the GES 2026 DD promotion exams.

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On the GES organogram, the Director-General is directly responsible to …………………………

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The practice of delegating power throughout an education system is known as …………………

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Why is teacher management so important? …………….……………..

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Three bodies or committees that have been established at the local and district levels to foster local community participation in decision-making are the parent association (PA), ……………… and the school management committee (SMC)

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In chronological classification of filing, files are arranged in the order of …………………………………

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On the computer keyboard, the key that should be pressed to start a new paragraph in MS Word is ……………………

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In descending order, the 5th rank on the GES structure is…………..

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When using a computer, the act of producing information from figures, text, or images is called data …………………

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……………. is defined as the process of political devolution, fiscal, and decision-making from central government to the local level.

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………………….is done to gain insights into the true cost of expenses as well as spending behaviours by having complete, usable data, and looking into the details of any problem spending area and identifying the causes of overspending.

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From Dewey’s educational point of view, this means that students must…………………….

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Non-promotional subjects in the Upper Primary and Junior and Senior High grades should be assessed through ………………… methods, and letter grades should be awarded directly. These grades must be reported to the parents on the termly school report but will not count for promotion purposes.

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… And … are two principles of leadership for learning

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………………..was implemented by the Ghana Statistical Service (GSS) in collaboration with the National Public Health and Reference Laboratory (NPHRL) and the Ghana Health Service (GHS). The Program, a USAID-funded project, offers support and technical assistance in the implementation of population and health surveys in

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All the day-to-day financial transactions of a school are entered in the ………………………..

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In the educational system in Ghana, circuit supervisors are now known as……………………………..

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……………..led to the publication of the New Structure and Content of Education (NSCE) in 1974, which introduced the concept of the Junior Secondary School (JSS) and the Senior Secondary School (SSS).

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In………….., each letter grade must have a descriptor for what the learner must demonstrate to be awarded the grade.

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A system that paves the way for a set of monetary and non-monetary compensation is termed as………………………… …………………………….

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The present teacher education delivery is designed around the NTECF, which includes an Assessment Policy for teacher preparation and is informed by the National Teachers’ Standard (NTS). NTECF stands for……………..

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…………………………refers to the situation where newly trained teachers and GES staff returning from study leave with pay are allocated to Regions/ Districts and Schools across the country based on vacancy declaration.

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The KPIs for each sub-sector will form the headline measures that will be used to …….…………

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When a teacher uses praise on a student anytime he/she is on task, the management strategy being used by the teacher is known as …….

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In assessment, a ‘table of specification’ is mainly used for ……………..

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The re-appointment of a teacher who was interdicted as a result of a disciplinary investigation, but cleared of all charges, is referred to as ……………………………..

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.        ……………..is the efficient utilization of Teaching and Non-Teaching staff within the GES. It is carried out through Recruitment, Postings, Reposting (intra- and inter-regional), Secondment, e.t.c

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A ………… Indicates how funds will be obtained and utilized in a given period

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The …………..……..is an agency of the Ministry of Environment, Science, Technology and Innovation. The agency is dedicated to improving, conserving, and promoting the country’s environment and striving for environmentally sustainable development with sound, efficient resource management, taking into account social and equity issues.

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Non-formal education (NFE) is centred on improving literacy levels for adults and youth in both English and local languages, for those………………….

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The corporation was established as a state-owned company with the statutory backing of PNDC Laws 64 and 84. The laws mandated the corporation to engage in exploration, production, and disposal of petroleum products. The laws also established the legal structure that informed the corporation’s contractual agreements between the Government of Ghana and private oil exploration companies. What Corporation is this? ……………

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When using a computer, the act of producing information from figures, text or images is called data ………………………..

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The three main responsibilities of the national school’s inspectorate authority are:

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The learning strategy that utilizes the practice of using both online and in-person learning experiences when teaching students is referred to as ………………………..

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The ESP provides a clear roadmap for delivery, in which all actors can see where their responsibilities and contributions lie and what they will be held accountable for in relation to ……………………

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Monitoring of the ESP 2018–2030 will rely on data collection primarily from EMIS but also from a host of other sources, including WAEC, NEAU, NCTE, COTVET, national surveys such as the DHS and PHC, administrative data, and other independent studies. What is the meaning of NEAU?

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A formal and systematic set of procedures used to obtain information about how much students have learnt is referred to as……………………………………….

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The working environment, terms of work, and roles and responsibilities that come with the employment of a teacher. Teacher working conditions touches on issues including the workload: schooling hours, days, teaching times; vacation; travels; insurance; safety and health; remuneration; and job security among others is referred as……………

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GALOP is an acronym for …………………………

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At the district level, the assistant director in charge of planning and monitoring works directly under ………………..

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What is contained in the Persons With Disability Act, 2006 (Act 715)? ………………………………..

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.        ……………………refers to a change of Unit/Division within the GES. The purpose is to ensure that proper records are kept on the movement of GES staff from one location to another. This is done to ensure that staff do not leave their post without prior notice of their Heads and District/Regional Directors and to ensure accurate payroll records.

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