2017-2013 Flashcards

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*composition of education system (composition) (10)

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  1. schools + other types-educational institutions
  2. governance +management structures
  3. support / auxillary services
  4. various stakeholders with interest in edu
  5. schools + other types-educational institutions
    - diff types institutions meet diverse needs-learners (pre-primary, primary, sec schools, universities etc)
    - specialise various fields-interest (agricultural, technicon, art+Sci schools etc.)
    - different phases (annual stages / grades)
    - variety learning programmes / subjects
  6. governance +management structures
    - need effective + efficient systems
    - provide edu + training in planned / organised manner=promote effective functioning
    - administration structure includes department of educ on national + provincial levels, control boards, advisory bodies + teacher reg boards
  7. support / auxillary services
    - provide specialised help where needed (school health service, feeding scheed, media + library, exam services, hostels, transport services
    - in SA these services= absent / inadequate

4.various stakeholders have interest in edu
-(state, parents, community, unions etc.)
-strive involve all stakeholders
-provide +support quality edu + training-learners
…learners= core-every activity in system

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schools not self sufficient, dependent. Annalise diff role players + functions (10)

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schools:

  • x finance self
  • require state involvement (finance, supply buildings, pay teachers + integration edu + training)
  • depend-employment sector (provide jobs)
  • need parent body=involved (communicate-school, fund raising, decision making, support learning at home)
  • community key role in school support (clubs, businesses, libraries, sport organisations, health services)
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3
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5 skills teacher should have

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knowledge: learning area
                    : learner + needs
skills:   communication 
         :  decision-making 
         :  problem-solving 
         :  listen
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***SACE, aim, role + functions (10)

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=registered body for professional educators
(keep, regulate qualification, std’s + teachers admission->edu professsion)
-aims enhance status teaching profession + promote development-educators
-teachers x act as they wish
-SACE=power->investigate complaints against educators by parents / learners
-authority to impose fines->R1000 + ban working SA
-all teachers MUST register SACE
-SACE disciplinary hearing for unprofessional behavior (late work, not doing work, physical abuse etc.)

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e.g unprofessional behavior OR

Implications of SACE

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  • physical / psychological abuse-learner
  • infringe lerner right to privacy / confidentiality
  • sexual r.ship with learner
  • sexual harassment
  • undermine authority + status of colleagues
  • disrepute of teaching profession
  • discuss confidential matters with unauthorised persons
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compulsory school attendance under SA schools act 84 of 1996 (5)

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  • parents accountable learners school attendance
  • compulsory (1st day-last day of year from 7yr old-15yr old)
  • SEN learners attendance determined by minister by notice in government gazette
  • head edu department may exempt learner if best interest of learner
  • register must be kept in such a case
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7
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partnership b.ween school, businesses, industry.

5 benefits of this to learners + schools (10)

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  • learners visit business / industrial sites (insight +u.standing-requirements of jobs)
  • exposure = motivate learner pursue particular career
  • benefit by receiving up-to-date info-workplace
  • developing learning programmes
  • receiving expert advice (policy making, resource allocation, planning)
  • greater cooperation is beneficial (aware-workplace needs)

…learners = appropriate knowledge + skills

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5 characteristics of high-performance teams (5)

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mutual respect
shared concept of how things will done
agreed upon roles
spirit collegiality
shared purpose
principle of openness
shared responsibility for leadership
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*****types leadership styles (10)

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  • *****AUTOCRATIC STYLE:
  • teacher commands
  • learner obey quietly
  • no departure of rules set by teacher=tolerated
  • militaristic style of leadership
  • destroys learners initiative
  • results in loss of respect for authority
  • ****LAISSEZ-FAIRE STYLE:
  • allows learner to scope
  • do exactly as please in class
  • educator-leader voices no opposition
  • no form of discipline
  • this form of leadership is unacceptable
  • seriously undermines teaching + learning process
  • ***DEMOCRATIC STYLE:
  • between two styles above
  • requires firm but affectionate conduct from educator to leader
  • required respect + obey educator
  • encourages initiative + creativity
  • participates in decision-making in class
  • discipline is exercise
  • acknowledges learners dignity + personal potential
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10
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educator is not only a manager, but also known to be a leader.
- outline characteristics of leader

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  • influencing people
  • giving orders+ motivating people ( individual /groups )
  • managing conflict + communicating with subordinates
  • allocate tasks + consult with other people
  • discipline staff
  • encouraging vision(imagination)
  • create learning environment in classroom
  • u.stand needs-people
  • working together-people
  • implement strategies
  • be role model
  • respectable behaviour
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whats general indicators of burnout?

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  • Depression+ Neg attitudes
  • fatigue, boredom / apathy
  • Irritability
  • Forgetfulness +inability make decisions
  • Daydreaming + Feelings of isolation
  • Headachhes + uclers
  • lack of concern for others
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Language Policy of Public Schools

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  • Section 13 of Constitution (everyone has right receive education in public schools )
  • in official language of choice, where possible
  • norms+stds for language policy in public schools =determined by Minister Edu,by notice in Government Gazette after consultation with CEM.
  • governing body may determine language policy of schools subject to Constitution, Schools Act + provincial law.
  • No form of racial discrimination
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13
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organisation of education and training with reference to the coordination between National + Provincial Education Departments

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3 levels goverance: national
: provincial
: local

  1. National : edu dealt->minister edu / deputy minister
    : develop policy+legislative framework
  2. Provincial (9 provinces) : dealt->edu dprtment
    (Admin, management+set exams)
    : dealt-> MEC (member of executive council) (implements policy+legislation)

3.local : govern body+ school mngment

CO-ORDINATION:
Order to facilitate co-ordination b.ween above, 2 bodies=created (HEDCOM) head edu dep committee
+ (CEM) council edu ministers

…share info, co-ordinate action on matters

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14
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**The South African Schools Act 84 of 1996 addresses

5 matters about learners…

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1.Compulsory School Attendance: (See top for same info)

  1. Admission to public schools:
    - must admit learners + meet educational requirements without discrimination
    - no Admissions test
    - may not refused admission due to parents unable to pay

3.Language policy of public schools: (See top for same info)

  1. Freedom of conscience + religion in public schools:
    - observance must be conducted on equitable basis
    - attendance by learners + staff is free +voluntary

5.Code of conduct:
- subject to provincial laws that a governing body
must adopt a code of conduct for learners after consultation with learners, parents + educators
- includes class + school rules
- maintain a disciplined school environment
- learners might only be expelled if found guilty of misconduct after a fair hearing

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15
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*****role of an educator within the education system

5 marks

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1) Learning mediator:
- mediate learning in a sensitive way

2) Interpreter + designer of learning
- interpret learning programs

3) Leader, administrator + manager:
- manage learning in classroom

4) Scholar, researcher + life-long learner:
- research learning area

5) Community, citizenship + pastoral role:
- respect + responsibility towards others

6) Assessor:
- give feedback and assessment

7) Learning area/subject/discipline/phase specialist:
- knowledge+ skill of subject

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16
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*****What are the stipulations in Chapter 2 of the Constitution in terms of the RIGHT TO EDUCATION + OBLIGATIONS

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  • Everyone right to basic+ further education
  • in the official language of choice
  • redress results past racially
    discriminatory laws + practices
  • do not discriminate on race
  • right to education is based on balance of rights+responsibilities of parents + learners
  • state should provide basic education
  • State must watch over the introduction of stds
17
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*****factors making provision for education in post-modern societies extremely +complex specialised task

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  • society-=multicultural (diff lang, culture,ethnic, religion, heritage etc)
  • education needs->provide diff needs of learners
  • each learner=unique
  • some are SEN / gifted
  • schools can specialize according interest/needs
  • world rapidly changing
  • teachers use technology (learning tool)
  • multiple challenges, apart from technology
  • skills needed today=diff to in past
18
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Provision of non-formal education( vocational training)

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  • offered by provider ( to obtain a qualification other than degree, certificate / diploma )
  • instituted by law for formal education.
  • This is planned + organised + highly adaptable.
  • provides selected types of education (including training in work situations)
  • form of additional training that learner undertakes= improve his qualifications( computer course) but not directly related to learner’s work situation.
    (work providers,churches, libraries, museums,private colleges, training centres, trade unions etc.)
  • credits learners linked to units (qualification on specific level of NQF)