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LSK2601 Assignment 2 2023
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- LSK2601
- Institution
- University Of South Africa
LSK2601 (COMPLETE ANSWERS) Assignment 2 2023 () - DUE 8 August 2023 100% TRUSTED workings with detailed Answers for A+ Grade.
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LSK2601ASSIGNMENT 2 2023
,QUESTION 1 (30)
“It takes a village to raise a child”. The responsibility for education does not
rest with the state only, but is shared between the state, the community and
the private sector. Analyse this statement above and answer the questions
below with examples:
1.1. What types of initiatives or projects could communities undertake to
improve the environment and services they provide, thus becoming involved
in the education of their learners and youth?
1.2. How can you, as a community member, become involved in the services
in your community?
1.3. List the different services available and elaborate how you can support
them.
QUESTION 2 (40)
CASE STUDY
You are an English-speaking, soon to be qualified, teacher. You are doing
your teaching practice at Waterfall Primary School in the Grade R class. It is
an English home language school.
Due to the area the school is situated in, the learners admitted, some of
whom are international learners from all over Africa, represent all 11 official
languages.
The only languages you know well are Setswana and English. What a
catastrophic situation. You don’t understand the learners and they don’t
understand you. And you are expected to start teaching.
2.1.Explore your creativity and plan some exciting activities to promote this
topic and discuss ideas, methods, and activities, visual resources, actions,
paint/draw, hand or body signals, dramatisations, role-play – in fact, any way
possible to enhance these learners’ language and increase their vocabulary in
English.
2.2. Discuss at least ten ways of teaching learners the language. Your ideas
do not have to be related to one of the CAPS subjects. It could be general,
such as a learner asking you for water.
, QUESTION 3 (30)
You are appointed as the school safety officer at the primary school where
you are teaching. When the local authorities visited your school, they found
that there was no evacuation plan in place.
You were instructed to compile an evacuation plan and submit to the local
authorities. In the National Curriculum and Assessment Policy Statement
(CAPS), the topic Disasters and what we should do in Grade R to 3, refers to
disasters such as floods, fire, lightning, earthquakes, storms and strong
winds.
3.1. Design an evacuation plan relevant to possible disasters or emergencies
that could occur at your school (Grade R to 3).
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