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Module code: ETH306W
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I understand UNISA‟S policy on plagiarism. This assignment is my original work produced
by myself. I have duly acknowledged all other people‟s work (both electronic and print)
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Signature: P. Date: 05/05/2021
, QUESTION ONE
1.1 Inclusive education was adopted in South Africa as a response to various
inequalities in the education system. Name 10 reasons for the adoption of inclusive
education in South Africa.
- It‟s a human right.
- Makes good educational sense
- Makes good social sense.
- Endorses the right to learn and live together.
- Promotes acceptance of diversity.
- Encourages respect towards each other.
- Supports a uniform education and responsive system.
- Removes discrimination.
- Supports positive communication/interaction and learning from each other.
- Helps in building a supportive society
1.2 Inclusive education acknowledges that learners experience barriers to learning and
development due to extrinsic factors or both intrinsic and extrinsic factors. Tabulate
five examples of intrinsic factors and five examples of extrinsic factors.
1.3 How do the following factors cause barriers to learning?
1.3.1 Discriminating attitudes - labelling learners can create a negative impact on their
self image. Teachers who label learners tend to not focus on their learners abilities
and regard them as “uneducable” without even giving them a fair chance or finding
different methods to teach in a way that they can understand.
1.3.2 Inflexible curriculum- An inflexible curriculum is rigid and non-inclusive. It fails to
provide for the group of diverse learners in schools today, which in turn causes
learners to fail. Improperly trained teachers may use teaching methods that affect the
involvement & initiative of the learner. The curriculum does not teach things that can
be applied to a situation that the learners may find themselves in.
1.3.3 Inappropriate and inadequate provision of support services- Teachers may be
unmotivated, lazy and lack dedication which can affect the learner‟s performance.
The unsafe buildings and equipment on the school premises can add to the learner‟s
endangerment and lack of concentration. Teachers may not have the proper
qualifications.
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