NAVIGATING CHALLENGES: UNDERSTANDING EFFICIENCY CONSTRAINTS AMONG ADVANCED LEVEL TECHNOLOGY STREAM STUDENTS

Kushal Parera

Authors

Kushal Parera Graduate, Dept. Of Economics, Faculty of Arts, University of Jaffna, Sri Lanka

Keywords:

Advanced-level technology stream, efficiency constraints, academic challenges

Abstract

This study delves into the challenges faced by advanced-level technology stream students in achieving optimal efficiency in their academic pursuits. The advanced-level technology stream represents a critical phase in a student's educational journey, involving intricate subject matter and demanding coursework. Through comprehensive data collection and analysis, this research aims to elucidate the specific efficiency constraints that students encounter, encompassing factors such as curriculum complexity, time management, and study techniques. By gaining insights into these challenges, educators and policymakers can devise targeted interventions to enhance students' academic performance and well-being within the advanced-level technology stream.

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