40 Questions
Additions and adjustments (for example in terms of ______) may be made during the course of the semester.
dates
1 ______ = 1 to 2 contact hours + 8 to 9 self-study hours = 10 notional hours
credit
Part A: ______ Component
Organisational
Dr MS Mkhomi is the ______ of the course.
Lecturer
The learning component 'Foundations of Education 1' is assigned ______ level, with ______ credits.
5; 16
The HEMIS course level for this course is ______ Undergraduate.
Higher
To arrange a consultation, please speak to Dr Mkhomi during a ______ session.
contact
This module aims to develop ______ understanding, enhance professional competence, and develop important foundational knowledge and skills.
epistemological, pedagogical and methodological theoretical
The purpose of the ______ of Education degree is to provide a preparation qualification for persons wanting to become qualified professional educators.
Bachelor
The students completing this qualification will enter the world of work on an NQF Level ______ qualification.
5
Students will be required to model the many and varied roles of ______.
teachers
The Learning Component – Foundations of Education 1 has been designed as a general introduction to the world of ______.
education
These studies will provide them with insights needed to implement social constructivist, activities and ______ based teaching and learning programmes in South African classrooms.
CAPS
The underpinning view is that the ideas and conceptions developed in this module are transferable to many different tasks and assignments, both within university studies and later, in the world of ______.
work
The module helps students to refocus to understand schooling from a ______ perspective.
teaching
Each student brings valuable ______ experiences into the classroom.
life
The lecturer is expected to attend all classes ______ and make alternative arrangements if they cannot attend.
punctually
The lecturer is expected to provide ______ marking and feedback for all submitted assignments.
timeous
The lecturer should provide ______ guidance to students who are conscientious and diligently apply themselves to the course.
warm
The lecturer should provide ______ notification and explanation for high-stakes tests and assignments.
proper
The lecturer should maintain and constantly update ______ year marks.
student
Assessment tools are used to provide a ______ picture of each student.
holistic
Attendance records are not ______ but can indicate a student's professional behaviour.
marked
High-stakes assessment tools may include ______ and essay assignments.
mini-tests
According to Spencer, education that prepares for ______ is the most important function of the school.
self-preservation
The school's most important job is to see to it that the child learns how to preserve his own ______ health and well-being.
physical
Preparation for ______ and leisure time activities appear at the end of the list and are of lesser importance.
citizenship
The general aim of education is ______ living.
complete
Education may also help by acquainting the learner with the laws of ______ and enabling him to earn a living.
health
Spencer held that the most important function that most men and women have to perform is that of being ______.
parents
Education should deal unashamedly both with the care of children in the ______ and the discipline of them as growing boys and girls.
nursery
Education should train directly for success in the important function of maintaining ______.
life
An adequate curriculum must be ______ centred that will give opportunities to the learners to explore and solve problems themselves.
Child
Pragmatism recommends learning by ______ and teaching to be related to pupil’s interest and experience.
doing
The pragmatists see the role of the school as linking new experiences in school and those of the ______ society.
outer
Pragmatism advocates the unity of knowledge and ______, of values and experience.
action
The main idea of the pragmatist maxim is that the meaning of a concept is located at its ______, i.e. in the way it alters the behaviour of human beings.
consequences
The American pragmatist sensed the importance of the fundamental connection between ______ and school, as well as between school and social life.
family
The ideal is to achieve the passage from ______ to wholeness and from family to society.
self-interest
Aristotle specifies that the character of the individual is not separated from their ______.
actions
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