How will you manage democratic learning environment?

How will you manage democratic learning environment?
FACULTY OF HUMANITIES MAIN ASSIGNMENT MEMO DUE DATE: 30 JULY 2021 TIME: SUBJECT: EDUCATION III ( Being a Teacher) CODE: EDC31ES ASSESSORS: Dr Ndlovu, Dr Mosikidi, Mr Moeletsane, Ms Hlumbane, Mr. Majola, Mrs Lenong MODERATOR: Mr. Letuka INSTRUCTIONAL PROGRAMMES: B Ed FET Teaching: Computer Science B Ed FET Teaching: Economic and Management Sciences B Ed FET Teaching: Language Education B Ed FET Teaching: Mathematics B Ed FET Teaching: Natural Sciences B Ed FET Teaching: Technology CODES: BEDFC BEDFE BEDFL BEDFM BEDFN BEDFT Answer ALL questions. Read the question carefully before answering, and apply your mind! DO NOT PROVIDE ANSWERS DIRECTLY FROM THE TEXT/SLIDES!!! Write down the name of your lecturer on your assignment/answer sheet Submit on, or before 30 July 2021. Duration of paper: 5 days Maximum marks: 100 QUESTION 1 People choose teaching for a variety of reasons. Irrespective of what their reason is, there are contexts in which teaching takes place in South Africa. There are also challenges that are faced by teachers in South Africa. Critically discuss the contexts and challenges. (25) QUESTION 2 The teaching professional/profession requires teachers to be professional at all times. As much as teaching professionalism is tied on the Constitution of South Africa, it is also found in other teaching professional documents. Discuss any three key documents on which teaching professional accountability is based. (25) QUESTION 3 Teachers face authority crisis all over the world. Given that we are living in a democratic country in South Africa, learners tend to misunderstand that teachers have rights as well. With the introduction of democracy, corporal punishment was abolished. How will you manage a democratic learning environment? (50) END OF PAPER [100] MARK SHEET/RUBRIC – ASSIGNMENTS STUDENT NUMBER: ……………………………………………………………… SUBJECT/MODULE ……………………………………………………………… SUBECT/ MODULE CODE ……………………………………………………………… Assessment criteria Mark allocation scale GRADE Reading – range and understanding. Your ability to select appropriate information, prioritise it, and use it for the task at hand (review these issues, select key information and explain why this information is important). 20 Pathways to ideas and understanding. Your ability to demonstrate in writing how the ideas presented in the course/subject has enhanced your understanding of the subject. Has the student cover all content related aspects provided in the assignment instructions? 25 Independence – critical engagement, ability to question, ability to make connections and identify contradictions. Your ability to think critically in writing about the information and your experiences, but on a number of levels, taking more than one factor into account. 25 Evidence of ability to translate theory into practice – application of ideas to case studies or real-life examples. Your ability to deal with complex situations and problems and find information that is relevant to the particular issue you are dealing with. 20 Writing – style and coherence of arguments, referencing, and presentation of ideas, range and quality of material included. 10 Total 100 Comments: Assessor: Moderator: