TPS3703 TL101-0-2025
TPS3703 TL101-0-2025
TPS3703
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CONTENTS
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1 INTRODUCTION ............................................................................................................................. 4
2 PURPOSE AND OUTCOMES ........................................................................................................ 6
2.1 Purpose ........................................................................................................................................... 6
2.2 Outcomes ........................................................................................................................................ 8
3 CURRICULUM TRANSFORMATION ........................................................................................... 10
4 LECTURER AND CONTACT DETAILS ....................................................................................... 11
4.1 Lecturer ......................................................................................................................................... 11
4.2 Department ................................................................................................................................... 13
4.3 University ...................................................................................................................................... 13
5 RESOURCES ............................................................................................................................... 13
5.1 Prescribed books .......................................................................................................................... 13
5.2 Recommended books ................................................................................................................... 13
5.3 Electronic reserves (e-reserves) ................................................................................................... 14
5.4 Library services and resources ..................................................................................................... 14
6 STUDENT SUPPORT SERVICES ................................................................................................ 15
6.1 The Unisa First-Year Experience Programme .............................................................................. 16
6.2 Recognition of Prior Learning ........................................................................................................ 17
7 STUDY PLAN ............................................................................................................................... 18
8 PRACTICAL WORK ..................................................................................................................... 18
8.1 Introduction ................................................................................................................................... 18
8.2 Undertaking Teaching Practice ..................................................................................................... 19
8.3 School placement .......................................................................................................................... 20
9 ASSESSMENT ............................................................................................................................. 20
9.1 Assessment criteria ....................................................................................................................... 20
9.2 Assessment plan ........................................................................................................................... 21
9.3 Assessment/assignment due dates .............................................................................................. 21
9.4 Submission of assessments/assignments .................................................................................... 22
9.5 Types of assignments ................................................................................................................... 23
9.6 The assessments/assignments ..................................................................................................... 24
9.7 Other assessment methods .......................................................................................................... 25
9.8 The examination............................................................................................................................ 25
10 ACADEMIC DISHONESTY .......................................................................................................... 27
10.1 Plagiarism ..................................................................................................................................... 27
10.2 Cheating ........................................................................................................................................ 27
11 STUDENTS LIVING WITH DISABILITIES ................................................................................... 28
12 FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS .......................................................................................... 28
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1 INTRODUCTION
Dear Student
Unisa is a comprehensive open distance e-learning (CODeL) higher education institution. Our
comprehensive curricula encapsulate a range of offerings, from strictly vocational to strictly
academic certificates, diplomas and degrees. Unisa's "openness" and its distance e-learning
character result in many students who may not previously have had an opportunity, to enrol in
higher education registering at the University. Our CODeL character implies that our
programmes are carefully planned and structured to ensure success for students, ranging from
the under-prepared but with potential, to those who are sufficiently prepared.
Teaching and learning in a CODeL context involves multiple modes of delivery, ranging from
blended to fully online learning. As a default position, all postgraduate programmes are offered
fully online with no printed study materials, while undergraduate programmes are offered using
a blended mode of delivery where printed study materials are augmented with online teaching
and learning via the learner management system, myUnisa. In some instances, undergraduate
programmes are offered fully online as well.
Furthermore, our programmes are aligned with the vision, mission and values of the University.
Unisa is committed to serving humanity and shaping futures and has a clear appreciation of our
location on the African continent. This means that Unisa's graduates have the following
distinctive graduate qualities:
• They are independent, resilient, responsible and caring citizens who can fulfil and serve
in multiple roles in their immediate and future local, national and global communities.
• They have a critical understanding of their location on the African continent and take
account of its histories, challenges and potential in relation to globally diverse contexts.
• They can critically analyse and evaluate the credibility and usefulness of information
and data from multiple sources in a globalised world with ever-increasing information
and data flows and competing worldviews.
• They can apply their discipline-specific knowledge competently, ethically and creatively
to solve real-life problems.
• They are aware of their own learning and developmental needs and future potential.
This module is blended, so you will have printed and online material to engage with. However,
we request that you use the virtual platform for all material so that your teaching practice is not
delayed. Whether a module is offered as blended (meaning that we use a combination of printed
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and online material to engage with you) or online (all information is available via the internet),
we use myUnisa as our virtual campus. This is an online system that is used to administer,
document and deliver educational material to you and support engagement with you. Look out
for information from your lecturer as well as other Unisa platforms to determine how to access
the virtual myUnisa module site. Information on the tools that will be available to engage with
the lecturer and fellow students to support your learning will also be communicated via various
platforms.
You are encouraged to log into the module site on myUnisa at least twice per week.
PLEASE NOTE
Register for TPS3703 with Teaching Methodology III FET Subject teaching.
(Grades 10-12)
The Teaching Practice (TP) module is integrated with the subject teaching modules.
If you have not registered for an FET subject teaching module, please do so immediately.
You should complete 25 school days of practical teaching for TPS3703 in grades 10 to
12. Holidays are not school days and you should keep them in mind when you plan your dates
for the practical teaching. This is a mandatory requirement and no exceptions can be made.
You should do 25 school days even if you are working and you do not have enough leave
days. Consider school plans (e.g., exams) when planning your TP.
This tutorial letter contains essential guidelines for your school practice period. Consult the
guidelines before and during your teaching practice period. In this tutorial letter, you will also find
the teaching practice assignments and instructions for the preparation and submission of the
assignments. It also contains general and administrative information.
We urge you to read this tutorial letter carefully and keep it at hand when working through the
study material, preparing the assignment(s) and addressing questions to your lecturers. Please
also consult it for matters regarding teaching practice at a school. You will find the tutorial letters
in .pdf format under Official Study Materials on the Moodle platform.
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1) Tutorial Letter 101 provides all the information you need regarding the prescribed study
material and other resources and how to obtain them. It includes general and administrative
information about these modules. Please study this section of the tutorial letter carefully.
2) Tutorial Letter 102 contains the teaching practice placement form, letter to the principal
and Teaching Practice Office contact details. It explains the administrative aspects of your
teaching practice, such as placements, placement letters, visits by Unisa supervisors,
contact details of the Teaching Practice Office, online placement information, and so on.
Please use this tutorial letter and the contact details in it for administrative enquiries
regarding teaching practice. Teaching practical school placement will be done online via
the myUnisa portal under Student View Function. For more information, please contact
the Teaching Practice Office using the TP contact details.
3) Tutorial Letter 103 contains the portfolio you need to complete during Teaching Practice.
This portfolio is the non-venue-based examination component of the module and it
should be completed daily. You must use the document with its templates to complete your
portfolio during your teaching practice period. All queries regarding the portfolio should be
addressed to the lecturer, as these are of an academic nature.
You can download the tutorial letters for the modules for which you are registered on the
University's online campus or myUnisa at http://myUnisa.ac.za.
You will need to use myUnisa to study and complete the prescribed learning activities. Visit the
website for TPS3703 on myUnisa frequently. The website for your module is TPS3703-25-Y.
2.1 Purpose
The purpose of this module is to provide you with the knowledge, skills and attitudes you need to
teach learners in Further Education and Training (FET Grades 10-12). The focus of this module is
on the practical aspect of your training as a teacher.
This module, TPS3703, is an essential part of the Initial Teacher Education (ITE) programmes. All
the ITE programmes have three components, namely educational theory, professional studies
and teaching practice, with the last mentioned being the most fascinating part of the professional
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preparation of teachers. The theory and learning areas for the teaching practice module consist of
the following:
PRACTICAL APPLICATION
The Teaching Practice module forms part of a series of learning situations for prospective teachers
in which they are systematically confronted with or can practice concrete activities of teaching and
classroom management, supervised by experienced teachers and mentors.
The purpose of this module is to provide you with the opportunity to become acquainted with
formal teaching in the practical school situation and to apply the theoretical knowledge gained
in all the modules of this programme. This module focuses on the different teaching and learning
strategies in practice.
Unisa follows a school-based initial teacher education model. According to this model, partner
schools and higher education institutions (HEIs) have a joint responsibility for the planning and
management of programmes and the training and assessment of student teachers. Schools have
the responsibility to train student teachers to teach their subjects and learning areas, to assess
learners and to manage classes. Schools should also supervise and assess student teachers'
competence. HEIs must ensure that programmes meet the requirements for academic validation,
to present programmes for accreditation and to award qualifications to successful student teachers.
According to the Minimum Requirements for Teacher Education Qualifications (2015), practical
learning is associated with the acquisition, integration and application of knowledge for teaching
purposes. This document further explains that "Work-integrated learning (WIL) takes place in the
workplace and can include aspects of learning from practice (e.g., observing and reflecting on
lessons taught by others), as well as learning in practice (e.g., preparing, teaching, and reflecting
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on lessons presented by oneself). Practical learning is an important condition for the development
of tacit knowledge, which is an essential component of learning to teach."
Against this background, we sincerely hope that you will enjoy the opportunity to become involved
with and actively participate in all aspects of school life!
2.2 Outcomes
Our learning process, through this teaching practice module, is based on purposeful and
systematic practice and learning (from supervised teaching to co-mentoring and team teaching and
finally leading to independent teaching).
The general outcomes envisaged in this Teaching Practice module are the following:
Specific outcome 1
Demonstrate an understanding of key ideas and debates on issues related to teaching practice.
Assessment criteria
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• Discussions and evaluations of issues related to teaching practice display consideration for
historical and current perspectives.
• Discussions on issues related to teaching practice take due cognisance of the diversity that
exists in sites of practice.
• Evaluations of issues related to teaching practice take due cognisance of the diversity that
exists in sites of practice.
• Comparisons and evaluations of issues related to teaching practice consider the conventions
of academic debate including the ability to analyse published research reports and articles in
this area.
Specific outcome 2
Adapt flexibly a variety of roles and strategies in response to changing learner and learning needs
and contexts in the teaching practice placement.
Assessment criteria
Discussions and analyses of issues related to effective classroom practice are based on a sound
understanding of diverse learner, learning and teaching needs, and the level of readiness of
different stakeholders in diverse contexts of practice.
• Discussions on issues related to effective classroom practice take due cognisance of the
diversity that exists in sites of practice.
• Evaluations of issues related to effective classroom practice take due cognisance of the
diversity that exists in sites of practice.
• Roles assumed and positions taken with regard to effective classroom practice are justified
by appropriate reference to theory, policy, observed practice and personal experience.
Specific outcome 3
Identify and justify varied strategies for effective classroom practice in ways that are appropriate
for different purposes and contexts.
Assessment criteria
Specific outcome 4
Use innovative ways to contribute to the development of effective classroom practice in ways that
are informed by contextual realities, the nature of multicultural schools and classrooms, historical
legacies, social diversity and Africanisation of the curriculum.
Assessment criteria
Please make sure that you read the Educator Code of Conduct from the South African Council for
Educators (SACE). You will be expected to conduct yourself according to this code and the specific
code of conduct for teachers that your school has set out.
3 CURRICULUM TRANSFORMATION
Unisa has implemented a transformation charter that places curriculum transformation high on the
teaching and learning agenda. Curriculum transformation includes student-centred scholarship, the
pedagogical renewal of teaching and assessment practices, the scholarship of teaching and
learning, and the infusion of African epistemologies and philosophies. All of these are being phased
in at both programme and module levels. Therefore, you will notice a marked change in the
teaching and learning strategy implemented by Unisa, together with how the content is
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conceptualised in your modules. We encourage you to embrace these changes during your studies
at Unisa responsively and within the framework of transformation.
4.1 Lecturer
All queries that are not purely administrative but are about the management of this module, should
be directed to the coordinator. Please have your study material at hand when you contact the
module coordinator.
Address: Sunnyside Campus, Building 10 Room 2-30, Rissik Street, Pretoria, 0001
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Name Province Contact Skype Contact E-mail
Mr M Makhetha GP 012 481 1048 Teachprac4 teachgp@unisa.ac.za
makhemp1@unisa.ac.za
Mr P Vilankulu 012 481 2881 vilansp@unisa.ac.za
Name Province Contact Skype Contact E-mail
Miss N Ndlovu LP & MP 012 481 2730 Teachprac teachlmn@unisa.ac.za
ndlhonp@unisa.ac.za
Mrs N Monyaku 012 481 2822 Makhunr1@unisa.ac.za
Name Region / Contact Skype Contact E-mail
Country
Mrs Moatlhodi SADC & 012 484 2841 Teachinternational teachsi@unisa.ac.za
International teachprac@unisa.ac.za
mahlulp1@unisa.ac.za
Teaching Practice has introduced Microsoft Teams contact with staff members for student support.
Therefore, you are encouraged to use this if you have Teams on your computer, laptop or mobile
device. Refer to the table above for contact details as per province or country.
Administrative support
Queries regarding study Study material queries If you did not receive one of these tutorial
material letters, download it from myUnisa or
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*RPL is the acronym for Recognition of Prior Learning. Students who completed three years
of full-time teaching may apply for RPL for the Practical Teaching modules. It entails the completion
of a comprehensive portfolio of evidence demonstrating effective teaching and it is evidence led.
Ms Moroke will supply full details and the forms and formats needed.
4.2 Department
4.3 University
If you need to contact the University about matters not related to the content of this module, please
contact the relevant administration departments.
Contact addresses of the various administrative departments appear on the Unisa website at
http://www.unisa.ac.za/sites/corporate/default/Contact-us/Student-enquiries.
Please include your student number in all correspondence with the University.
5 RESOURCES
The prescribed books are prescribed for the theoretical modules linked to the Teaching Practice
module.
These books are useful as they contain additional information that may be utilised in your studies.
Recommended books can be requested online via the library catalogue.
• Okeke, C, Adu, EO, Mncanca, M & Ugwuanyi, C (Eds.). 2023. Managing the microteaching
process – a practical guide to teaching practice preparation. Pretoria: Van Schaik.
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• Taole MJ (Ed.). 2020. Teaching Practice in an African Context (Unisa Custom Edition).
Pretoria: Van Schaik.
• Du Toit, ER, Louw, ER, Louw, P & Jacobs, L. (2016). Help I'm a Student Teacher! Pretoria:
Van Schaik.
• Evans, R & Biccard, P. (2019). Practical guidelines for novice teachers. Cape Town: Juta.
E-reserves can be downloaded from the library webpage under Find e-reserves. More information
is available at http://oasis.unisa.ac.za/search/r.
• https://oasis.unisa.ac.za/articles/2702998.28161/1.PDF
• https://eric.ed.gov/?id=EJ787770
• https://digitalcommons.humboldt.edu/cgi/viewcontent.cgi?article=1009&context=hjsr
• https://0-link-springer-com.oasis.unisa.ac.za/content/pdf/10.1186/s40594-018-0131-6
• https://pdf.sciencedirectassets.com/271765/1-s2.0-S0191491X20X00058/1-s2.0-
S0191491X20301917/main.pdf?X-Amz-Security-
Token=IQoJb3JpZ2luX2VjEM3%2F%2F%2F%2F%2F%2F%2F%2F%2F%
The Unisa Library offers a range of information services and resources and has made numerous
library guides available at http://libguides.unisa.ac.za.
Recommended guides:
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To view the library orientation video, go to Unisa Library and Information Services Video_1_1
(2).mp4.
If you need assistance concerning the myModules system, you are welcome to use the following
contact details:
You can access and view short videos on topics such as how to view your calendar, how to
access module content, how to view announcements for modules, how to submit assessments
and how to participate in forum activities by visiting https://dtls-
qa.unisa.ac.za/course/view.php?id=32130.
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Registered Unisa students receive a free myLife e-mail account. Important information, notices
and updates are sent exclusively to this account.
Please claim your e-mail account immediately after registering at Unisa by following this link:
https://www.unisa.ac.za/static/myunisa/Content/Announcements/Documents/Claim-myUnisa-
myLife-Nov-2017.pdf
Note that it can take up to 24 hours for your account to be activated after you have claimed it.
Your myLife account is the only e-mail account recognised by Unisa for official correspondence
between you and the University and it will remain your official primary e-mail address on record
at Unisa.
Many students find the transition from school education to tertiary education stressful and this is
often true for students enrolling at Unisa for the first time. Unisa is a dedicated ODeL institution
and is very different from face-to-face/contact institutions. It is a mega university and all its
programmes are offered through either blended or fully online learning. Therefore, we offer first-
time students additional/extended support to help them navigate the Unisa teaching and learning
journey seamlessly and with little difficulty and few barriers.
Unisa's First-Year Experience (FYE) Programme has been specially designed to provide you with
prompt and helpful information about the services that the institution offers.
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To ensure that you do not miss out on important academic and support communication, please check your
myLife inbox regularly.
Now that you are a registered student, you are advised to familiarise yourself with the learning
outcomes of the module or modules you have chosen. If you have been exposed to those learning
outcomes for three years or more – either through work experience or other involvement – you can
apply to be exempted from completing assignments and writing examinations. As part of your
application for this exemption, you will be required to compile a portfolio of evidence substantiating
how your experience is equivalent to the learning outcomes. The diagram below shows the steps
involved in obtaining recognition of prior learning (RPL) for module credit. For more information on
the process, RPL fees, and the contact details of your college RPL coordinator, visit the Unisa
website: www.unisa.ac.za/rpl.
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7 STUDY PLAN
You are required to plan the times and the school for your Teaching Practice period. The required
five-week practical must take place before the end of September. Assignment 01 needs to be
submitted before the end of the first semester. Do not forget to do this assignment even if you are
going on Teaching Practice after this period.
8 PRACTICAL WORK
8.1 Introduction
In terms of The National Policy Framework for Teacher Education and Development in South Africa
(2007), student teachers should be placed in schools that have been identified as excellent places
of teaching and learning and where student teachers can complement their theoretical training with
practical experience to gain valuable experience in the day-to-day operations at a school in an
authentic teaching and learning situation.
To facilitate all the relevant procedures, student teachers should make the necessary
arrangements with the various partners, namely the Teaching Practice administrator(s), school
principal, university lecturer(s) and/or supervisor(s) and mentor/subject teacher(s). You will have
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to submit the required information to the Teaching Practice Office to make the necessary
arrangements.
The placement of student teachers in schools requires certain procedures. Information about this
will be sent to you in Tutorial Letter 102.
Teaching Practice modules integrate all learning in the B.Ed programme. The structure of the
qualification is such that there is a gradual build-up to the ultimate aim of achieving applied
competence. Students build on their disciplinary (academic) knowledge and acquire pedagogical
(educational) knowledge and competences. They should then combine these in the professional
studies phase of the qualification (specialised didactics or methods) and then practice their
competences in the workplace during their practical teaching period. Everything in the programme
is aimed at and culminates in this final phase – the achievement of applied competence. The aim
is that students demonstrate their ability to teach (perform a set of tasks) with both understanding
(perform their roles as educators) and reflection (reflect on their practice).
Teaching Practice modules cannot be registered in isolation. They are always part of subject
didactics or learning area didactics modules. Students must register for TPS3703 simultaneously
when registering for an FET subject didactics module. The five weeks of Teaching Practice for the
FET Subject Didactics must be done in a secondary/high school (Grades 10-12) or if you are
a TVET lecturer in a TVET College (NCV L2-4).
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• Listen appreciatively and critically to the opinion of every teacher and show a positive
attitude towards teaching practice.
• Participate in the activities of the school, obey the rules and acknowledge the authority of
the principal and other office-bearers.
• Remember that they represent Unisa during the visit to the school, especially since their
good behaviour might open doors for other students.
• Adhere to the safety regulations of the school.
• Understand that the school is not responsible for the safety or loss of student teachers'
personal possessions.
• Maintain professionalism in the completion of a teaching portfolio.
To summarise:
Period and phase/band Five weeks in FET (Gr 10-12)/ NCV L2-4
Complete portfolio including the lesson Present lessons assessed by the
plans teacher/mentor
9 ASSESSMENT
You will have to demonstrate competency in written planning and preparation of lessons as well as
in presenting lessons for the subjects specified for this module. You will be expected to implement
current policy documents for teaching into your lesson planning and preparation documents. You
will also be expected to integrate relevant education theories for the specific subjects in the
theoretical modules into your lesson plans. You will demonstrate competency in writing out lesson
aims, objectives and lesson development in the planning documents. You will be expected to draw
on relevant Learner Teacher Support Material (LTSM) to develop, communicate and present
lessons. You will demonstrate that your lesson planning is aimed at conceptual development and
active learning. You will also be expected to critically reflect on your lessons.
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Please see the support and feedback from your mentor teacher or supervisor as developmental
and formative. If an external supervisor does not visit you, this will not affect your marks for this
module.
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• Please start working on your assessments as soon as you register for the module.
• Log on to the myUnisa site for this module to obtain more information on the due dates for
the submission of the assessments/assignments.
• The myUnisa virtual campus offers students access to the myModules site, where learning
material is available online and where assessments should be completed. Together,
myUnisa and myModules form an online system that is used to administer, document and
deliver educational material to students and support engagement between those students
and Unisa's academics.
• The myUnisa platform can be accessed via https://my.unisa.ac.za. Click on the myModules
button to access the online sites for the modules that you are registered for.
• When you access your myModules site for the module/s you are registered for, you will see
a welcome message posted by your lecturer. Below the welcome message, you will see the
assessment shells for the assessments that you need to complete. Some assessments may
be multiple choice, some may be tests and others may be written
assessments/assignments, while some may be forum discussions, and so on. All
assessments must be completed on the assessment shells available on the respective
module platforms.
• To complete quiz assessments, please log on to the module site where you need to
complete the assessment. Click on the relevant assessment shell (Assessment 1,
Assessment 2, and so on). There will be a date recorded telling you when the assessment
will open for you. When the assessment is open, access the quiz online and complete it
within the time available to you. Quiz assessment questions are not included in this tutorial
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letter (Tutorial Letter 101) and are made available online only. Access and complete the quiz
online where it has been created.
• It is not advisable to use a cellphone to complete quizzes and you should use a desktop
computer, tablet or laptop for this task. Students who use cellphones find it difficult to
navigate the Online Assessment tool on the small screen and often struggle to navigate
between questions and successfully complete the quizzes. In addition, cellphones are more
vulnerable to dropped internet connections than other devices. If at all possible, please do
not use a cellphone for this assessment type.
• For written assessments/assignments, please note the due date by which your work must
be submitted. Ensure that you follow the guidelines given by your lecturer to complete the
assessment/assignment. Click on the submission button on the relevant assessment shell
on myModules to upload your written assessment to the myModules site for the modules
that you are registered for. Before you finalise the upload, double-check that you have
selected the correct file for uploading. Remember, no marks can be allocated for incorrectly
submitted assessments/assignments.
• Elective assignments
- If not submitted, the student gets no mark for this item.
- The best of the required submissions will count.
• Mandatory assignments
- If not submitted, the student gets no mark for this item.
• Optional assignments
- You are encouraged, as a student, to do optional assignments to benefit your
learning.
I. Elective assignments
a. The student is given a choice of which assignments within an identified group to submit
and only the best result/s, the number of which is specified in advance, will contribute
towards the year mark.
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b. Elective assignments must be grouped into an elective group.
c. For the student to select which assignment to submit, the elective assignments must be
grouped together. For such an elective group, relevant information (such as how many
of the assignments must be submitted and how many of the assignment marks should
be combined into the year mark) will be supplied to you.
d. The selection criteria define how marks received for assignments in an elective group
are to be combined into the year mark. Three different criteria may be used for calculating
the year mark:
b. If a student fails to submit a mandatory assignment, no mark is awarded and the year
mark is calculated accordingly. The student will forfeit the marks attached to such an
assignment when the final mark for the module is calculated.
As indicated in section 9.2, you need to complete three assessments for this module. All
assignments must be submitted electronically via myModules. Assignments and due dates
will be made available to you on myModules for this module. We envisage that the due dates will
be available to you upon registration.
Assignment 01 is a quiz and will be available on MyModules. Click on Start the quiz and begin.
All teaching practice assignments are compulsory. Please complete them and submit them as
required.
There are no assignments included in this tutorial letter. Assignments and due dates will be
made available to you on myModules for this module. We envisage that the due dates will be
available to you upon registration.
The myModule site contains all assignments. The summative assessment is the
portfolio/assignment 50, which is included in Tutorial Letter 103.
Examination information and details on the format of the examination will be made available to you
online via the myUnisa site. Look out for information that will be shared with you by your lecturer,
as well as for communication from the University.
Admission to the examination is administered by the Examination Section and not by your lecturers.
There is no venue-based examination at the end of the year for TPS3703. However, you will
complete a non-venue-based examination during your TP. You must, therefore, adhere to specific
requirements to pass this module. Unisa follows a continuous assessment system. Therefore, you
can accumulate marks throughout the year for teaching practice. Your promotion mark comprises
the following:
PLEASE NOTE: Portfolio marks are released with other examination marks in December.
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• You must use Unisa's online facilities to submit your assignments electronically.No
assignments submitted via e-mail, fax or the Post Office mail service will be accepted.
• Because of the importance of assignments, we advise you to keep copies of all your
completed assignments before you submit them and retain these copies in case there
are any queries.
• Make sure that your name, address, student number, module code and number of the
assignment appear on the cover and at the top of every page of your answer.
Invigilation/proctoring
Unisa conducts all its assessments online. Given the stringent requirements imposed by
professional bodies, as well as increased solicitation of Unisa's students by third parties to
unlawfully assist them with the completion of assignments and examinations, the University is
obliged to assure the integrity of its assessments by using various proctoring tools, like Turnitin,
Moodle Proctoring, The Invigilator and IRIS. These tools authenticate the student's identity and flag
suspicious behaviour to assure the credibility of their responses during assessments. The
description below is for your benefit as you may encounter any or all of these in your registered
modules:
Turnitin is plagiarism software that facilitates checks for originality in students' submissions against
internal and external sources. Turnitin assists in identifying academic fraud and ghost-writing.
Students are expected to submit typed responses when using the Turnitin software.
The Moodle Proctoring tool is facial recognition software that authenticates students' identities
during their quiz assessments. This tool requires access to a student's mobile or laptop camera.
Students must ensure that their cameras are activated in their browser settings before starting their
assessments.
The Invigilator is a mobile application that verifies the identity of an assessment participant. The
Invigilator detects student dishonesty by proxy and ensures that the assessment participant is the
student registered for the module concerned. This invigilation tool requires students to download
the app from the Google Play Store (Android devices), the Huawei AppGallery (Huawei devices)
or the Apple App Store (Apple devices) on their camera-enabled mobile devices before their
assessment.
The IRIS Invigilation software verifies the identity of a student during the assessment and provides
for both manual and automated facial verification. It can record and review a student's assessment
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session and flags suspicious behaviour by the student for review by an academic administrator.
The IRIS software requires installation on students' webcam-enabled laptop devices.
Students who are identified and flagged for suspicious or dishonest behaviour arising from the
invigilation and proctoring reports will be referred to the disciplinary office for formal proceedings.
Please note: Students must refer to their module assessment information on their myModule sites
to determine which proctoring or invigilation tool will be used for their formative and summative
assessments.
10 ACADEMIC DISHONESTY
10.1 Plagiarism
Plagiarism is a serious academic misconduct and is treated as such by the University. We expect
academic honesty and integrity from our students.
Plagiarism entails representing the ideas, writings, works or inventions of others, including fellow
students, as your own. To avoid plagiarism, you MUST acknowledge the author or the source of
any information. If you must use the exact words from a source, you have to demarcate these using
quotation marks. You should keep accurate records of sources of information and use referencing
techniques to avoid plagiarism. Plagiarism is immoral, unethical and illegal. Copying a fellow
student's assignment is plagiarism. If you plagiarise, you will get a mark of zero.
Plagiarism is a form of theft and includes the following forms of academic dishonesty:
• Copying and pasting from any source without acknowledging that source.
• Not including references or deliberately inserting incorrect bibliographic information.
• Paraphrasing without acknowledging the source of the information.
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• Using social media (e.g., WhatsApp or Telegram) or other platforms to disseminate
assessment information.
• Submitting corrupt or irrelevant files. (This matter is addressed in the examination
guidelines.)
• Buying completed answers from so-called "tutors" or internet sites (contract cheating).
The Advocacy and Resource Centre for Students with Disabilities (ARCSWiD) provides an
opportunity for staff to interact with first-time and returning students with disabilities.
If you are a student with a disability and would like additional support, or if you need additional time
for assignments/assessments, you are invited to contact Mr Gcabashe at gcababn@unisa.ac.za
to discuss the assistance that you need.
Students who are registered for Teaching Practice modules often ask the following questions:
• I will be relocating to China (or anywhere in the world outside South Africa). Can I do my
teaching practice there?
Unisa's teaching practice rules require that you complete your teaching practice in
South Africa, whether or not you are registered for your teaching qualification in
South Africa. However, this can be allowed under special circumstances. Please e-
mail the Teaching Practice Office for more information.
• What should I do if I want to transfer my Teaching Practice module to the following year?
Teaching Practice has to be completed in the year of registration. Students may
cancel their teaching practice modules through Student Admissions and
Registrations. In this case, a student will not receive any financial benefit from such
cancellation and will remain liable for the full fees for the cancelled module(s).
• Whom should I contact if I experience problems with the academic content (Assignment 50)
of my Teaching Practice module?
All enquiries related to the academic content of the Teaching Practice module should
be directed to the relevant lecturer.
• Whom do I contact to find out if Unisa has received my teaching practice assignment(s)?
You must keep track of your assignments via myUnisa. You should also contact the
Assignment Section and not your lecturer or the Teaching Practice Office.
• If I did not finish my 25 days, should I submit and attach the reasons?
No, you should complete the 25 days before submission.
13 SOURCES CONSULTED
Department of Education. 2007. National Policy Framework for Teacher Education and
Development in South Africa. www.education.gov.za
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Government Gazette. 2015. Revised policy on the minimum requirements for Teacher Education
Qualifications. Government Gazette: 38487
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I sincerely hope that you will enjoy this module and wish you success with your studies.
15 ADDENDUM: GLOSSARY
ENGLISH AFRIKAANS ISIZULU NORTHERN SOTHO
approach benadering indlela mokgwaphihlelelo
a way of doing or 'n manier waarop iets Indlela yokwenza into tsela ya go dira goba go
thinking about something gedoen word of hoe daar noma yokucabanga nagana ka selo
oor 'n saak gedink word ngento ethile
curriculum kurrikulum ikharikhulamu lenaneothuto
has its origins in the Latin het sy oorsprong in die leli yigama elisuselwe tlhago ya lereo le e tšwa
currere, which means Latyn currere, wat egameni lesiLathini elithi go lentšu la Selathini
'run' and with further 'hardloop' beteken en currere, nelisho currere, leo le hlalošago
reference to the running ook verwys na die 'ukugijima' kanti uma go 'kitima' gomme ge go
chariot tracks or a hardloop-/koetsbaan. Dit linwetshwa lingasho šupša go ya pele le ra
course. word gesien as 'n ukugijima/imigudu tsela ya (mehlala ya) go
It is seen as an intention, bedoeling, plan, voorskrif okugijinywa kuyo noma kitima/kariki goba
plan or prescription, an of idee van wat mens wil indawo yokugijima. tshepelo.
idea of what one would hê in skole moet gebeur, Ibonakala njengenhloso, E bjalo ka maikemišetšo,
like to happen in schools, maar dit word ook gesien uhlelo, noma umyalo maano goba taelo,
but it is also seen as the as die bestaande stand wokumele kwenziwe kakanyo yeo motho a
existing state of affairs in van sake in skole – dit ngaleyo ndlela ebekiwe, ratago gore e direge
schools, what does in wat in werklikheid gebeur umbono walokho umuntu dikolong, eupša e bonwa
fact happen afuna ukukubona gape bjalo ka seemo sa
kwenzeka ezikoleni, kanti ditaba dikolong, seo
futhi kubonakala gabotsebotse se
njengesimo sangempela diregago
esikhona nokwenzeka
ezikoleni
ENGLISH AFRIKAANS ISIZULU NORTHERN SOTHO
curriculum design kurrikulumontwerp Isakhiwo noma moakanyetšo wa
the aims, outcomes, die doelstellings, idizayini lenaneothuto
culture, context and the uitkomste, kultuur, yekharikhulamu maikemišetšo, dipoelo,
purpose for the konteks en doel van die Izinhloso, imiphumela, setšo, kamano le morero
curriculum influence the kurrikulum beïnvloed die usiko, izimo izinto tša lenaneothuto di
structure of the struktuur van die ezenzeka ngaphansi huetša popego ya
curriculum as a whole kurrikulum in sy geheel kwazo, kanye nenhloso lenaneothuto ka botlalo
yezinguquko
zekharikhulamu,
nokunomthelela
kwisakhiwo sonke
sekharikhulamu
curriculum kurrikulum-ontwikkeling ukuthuthukiswa tlhabollo ya
development 'n beplande, doelgerigte, kwekharikhulamu lenaneothuto
planned, purposeful, progressiewe en Lokhu kungachazwa tshepetšo ye e
progressive, and sistematiese proses wat njengohlelo oluhleliwe, hlamilwego,
systematic process in gevolg word om positiewe olunenhloso, ikemišeditšwego,
order to create positive verbeterings in die olunengqubekela- tšwelago pele gape e
improvements in the onderwysstelsel teweeg phambili kanye nenqubo beakantšwego gore go
educational system te bring ehleliwe, ukuze lwakhe hlolwe dikaonafatšo tša
intuthuko enhle maleba peakanyong ya
kwinqubo yemfundo thuto
curriculum-in-use kurrikulum-in-gebruik ikharikhulamu lenaneothuto la
esetshenziswayo semmušo
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the topics of a discourse' diskoersonderwerpe' of esifushane' noma Segerika gomme e
or the 'list of contents of die 'lys van inhoud van 'n 'ithebula lezihloko hlaloša gore ke
a subject' vak' zokuduna' noma 'uhla 'setatamente se
lwalokho okuqukethwe sekopana' goba 'tlhopho
yisifundo' ya dihlogo tša kgang ye e
ngwadilwego ka sehlogo
se se itšeng' goba
lenaneo la diteng tša
thuto'
ngababusi bakwelinye
izwe
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developmental level and ontwikkeling en hulle kwangempela komfundi pele ya moithuti le
their potential level potensiële vlak kanye nezinga umfundi boemo bja bokgoni bja
akwazi ukuthi afinyelele gagwe
kulo ngokwekhono lakhe
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a phase-long process for 'n faselange proses van uhlelo olude ngesigaba thepedišo ya sebaka se
planning, managing and beplanning, bestuur en esithile itšego sa go logo
organising classroom organisering van nokungelokuhlela, maano, go laola le go
practice klaskamerpraktyk ukuphatha kanye beakanya mošomo wa
nokuhlelisisa ukufunda phapošing ya borutelo
ekilasini
difficulties blocking
access to learning and
development, located
either in the education
system, the school or the
learner
CAPS KABV (CAPS) I-CAPS CAPS
Curriculum and Kurrikulum- en isifinyezo esisho ukuthi: setatemente sa
Assessment Policy assesseringsbeleidsverkl Isitatimende Molaotshepetšo wa
Statement. aring. Dit stipuleer die Esiyinqubomgomo Lenaneothuto le Tekolo.
It stipulates the aim, doelstelling, omvang, Yekharikhulamu E šupa maikemišetšo,
scope, content and inhoud en Nokuhlola. morero, diteng le kelo
assessment for each assesseringsproses ten Lesi sitatimende sichaza tša thuto ye nngwe le ye
subject listed in the NCS opsigte van elke vak wat inhloso, ubukhulu nngwe ye e lego
Grades R–12 in die NKV Graad R–12 nokunaba, okuqukethwe/ lenaneong la NCS
gelys is indikimba kanye nohlelo Dikreiting tša R–12
lokuhlolwa kwesinye
nesinye isifundo
esichazwe kwi-NCS
ukusukela kumabanga-R
– 12
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okuthile
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developing new die ontwikkeling van Lolu wuhlelo lokwakha go tšweletša tsebo ye
knowledge through kennis deur probleme ulwazi olusha mpsha ka tsela ya go
solving problems op te los ngokuxazulula izinkinga rarolla bothata
progression progressie Ukuqhubekela tšweletšopele
increasing conceptual toenemende phambili go godiša tharano ya
complexity konseptuele Ukungezela izinga dikgopolo
kompleksiteit elinzima lemiqondo
yamagama
ENGLISH AFRIKAANS ISIZULU NORTHERN SOTHO
rationale grondrede imiqondo yokuqonda tlhathollo ya sephetho
principles or reasons beginsels of redes wat imigomo noma izizathu se fihleletšwego
that explain why a verduidelik hoekom 'n ezichaza ukuthi kungani melao goba mabaka ao
specific decision or bepaalde besluit of isizathu noma a hlalošago lebaka la
action is taken optrede geneem is isinyathelo esithile gore gobaneng
sithathiwe sephetho goba tiro ye e
itšegi e tšerwe
reciprocity wederkerigheid isenaniselo go fana
of mutal benefit to all van wederkerige kushiwo into esiza fao ka moka ba ba
concerned voordeel vir almal wat nxazombili; into ebasiza amegago ba holwago
betrokke is bonke abathintekayo
reciprocal teaching wederkerige onderrig uhlelo lokufundisa go rutana
allows for the creation onderrig wat ngokwabelana go dumelela tlholego ya
of a dialogue between voorsiening maak vir die ngolwazi poledišano gare ga
learners and teachers skep van 'n dialoog lolu hlelo luphawuleka baithuti le barutiši
tussen leerders en ngezingxoxo phakathi
onderwysers kwabafundi kanye
nothisha
remember onthou ulwazi gopola (tsebo/ tsebo
(knowledge/ (kennis/basiese olukhunjulwayo/ ya motheo ya tlhamo
basic conceptual konseptuele kennis) ulwazi lokuqala into ya dikgopolo)
knowledge) recognise herken en herroep ngokomqondo go lemoga le go gopola
and recall relevant tersaaklike inligting uit Lapha umfundi wazi tshedimošo ya maleba
information from long- die langtermyngeheue izinto ngokukhumbula go tšwa kgopolong ya
term memory ulwazi lwakudala pakatelele
reflection besinning/ bepeinsing ukubuyekeza boitekolo
to give careful thought om versigtig oor iets na okuthile/ukuzinuka go naganišiša ka selo, o
to something, to use a te dink, om gebruik te amakhwapha šomiša mmotlolo wo o
particular model or maak van 'n bepaalde ukucabangisisa into goba tshepedišo ye e
process to think about, model of proses om jou ethile, ukusebenzisa itšeng go nagana ka ga,
reconsider one's optrede, gedagtes, indlela ethile noma go akanya gape ditiro,
actions, thoughts, ideas idees of besluite te uhlelo oluthile dikgopolo, dikakanyo
or decisions oordink en te oorweeg ukucabanga, goba diphetho tša gago
ukubhekisa izenzo
zakho, imicabango
yakho, amacebo noma
izinqumo zakho
sequencing bepaling van volgorde ukulandelana go latelanya
conceptual order and konseptuele orde en kwezinto ngokohlelo tatelano le
progression progressie Ukuhleleka kahle tšweletšopele ya
komqondo dikgopolo
ngokulandelelana
kwezinto kanye
nokuqhubeka
scaffolding stellasie-effek izikhumo magato ka tatelano a
activities the teacher aktiwiteite wat die imisebenzi eyenziwayo go thuša go fihlelela
constructs to help onderwyser opstel om neyenziwa nguthisha kwešišo
learners to learn leerders te help leer ukusiza abafundi ukuthi ditiro tšeo morutiši a di
bafunde bopago go thuša
moithuti go ithuta
shared learning gedeelde leer ukufunda go fana sebaka
providing opportunities die voorsiening van ngokunikezana thutong
for learners' geleenthede vir leerders amathuba
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participation in the se deelname aan die ukunikeza amathuba go fa dibaka tša gore
learning process leerproses kubafundi okuthi badlale baithuti ba tšee karolo
indima/babambe iqhaza tshepetšong ya go
kwinqubo yokufunda ithuta
simulation simulasie ukulingisa ketšišo
real circumstances are werklike omstandighede Izimo zangempela dikemo tša mannete di
imitated in the word in die klaskamer zilingiswa ngaphakathi ekišwa ka phapošing ya
classroom nageboots emagumbini okufunda borutelo
summative sommerende ukuhlola okufinyeziwe tekolothumo
assessment assessering lokhu ukuhlolwa tekolo mafelelong a
assessment at the assessering na afloop okwenziwa ekupheleni paka ye e itšego ya
conclusion of a specific van 'n spesifieke kwesikhathi sokufundisa thuto go šupa ka moo
instructional period to onderrigperiode om te esinqunyiwe ukuthola thuto e bilego le
establish how effective bepaal hoe doeltreffend ukuthi ngabe lokho khuetšo ka gona
the teaching was die onderrig was okufundisiwe
kusebenze kanjani
ukusiza lowo
obefundiswa
understand verstaan (begrip) ukuqondisisa kwešiša
(comprehension) demonstreer 'n basiese (ukuzwisisa) (tlhaloganyo)
create meaning from begrip van inligting, Lapha kwakhiwa ulwazi Go tšweletša tlhathollo
educational material konsepte en idees ngokusebenzisa go tšwa setlakelong sa
such as reading and izisetshenziswa thuto go swana le go
explanations zokufunda bala le ditlhathollo
ezinjengokufunda
okubhaliwe nokuchaza
validity geldigheid ukuba bokgonthe
the extent to which an die mate waarin 'n ngokwamukelekile bogolo bjoo
assessment task assesseringstaak dit nokufanele mošongwana wa tekolo
assesses what it is assesseer wat dit Indlela nezinga o lekolago seo go
intended to assess or bedoel is om te umsebenzi wokuhlola ikemišeditšwego go
measure assesseer of meet wenzeka ngayo, nokuthi lekola goba go ela
ngabe uhlolo luhlose
ukuhlola ini noma lukala
ini
whole school planning heleskoolbeplanning ukuhlelela isikole go loga leano
involves all betrek alle rolspelers sonkana tlhabollong ya sekolo
stakeholders to om die aktiwiteite en kufaka phakathi bonke ka moka
consider the activities belangstellings van die ababambiqhaza e akeretša ka moka bao
and interests of the skool in oorweging te ukubheka kanye ba nago le kgahlego go
school, and to decide neem en om te besluit imisebenzi yesikole nagana ditiro le
on the goals for the oor die doelwitte van die kanye nezinto dikgahlego tša sekolo,
school over a certain skool oor 'n sekere ezingasiza isikole kanye le go tšea sephetho ka
period of time, making tydperk ten einde te nokuthatha isinqumo ga dinepo tša sekolo
sure the school is ready verseker dat die skool ngezinhloso zesikole pakeng ya nako ye e
for the learner. gereed is vir die leerder ngemuva kwesikhathi itšeng, ka go netefatša
esithile, ukuze gore sekolo se
kuqinisekiswe ukuthi ikemišeditše moithuti
isikole simlindele
umfundi
Source: Adapted from: Gravett, S., de Beer, JJ. & Du Plessis, E.C. 2015. Becoming a teacher.
Cape Town: Pearso
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enacted curriculum kharikhulamo e ikharityhulam
The curriculum as it is entsweng eyamiselwayo
experienced or the 'non- Kharikhulamo jwalo ka Ikharityhulam
official, implicit ha e na le boiphihlelo ngokwenzeka kwayo
curriculum' as kapa kharikhulamo eo e okanye 'ikharityhulam
implemented by an seng ya semmuso, e engekho semthethweni,
educator and reflecting ikemetseng jwalo ka ha engacacanga' nanjengoko
what is actually taught e kengwa tshebetsong iphunyeziswa
and learnt ke morupelli le ho ngumfundisintsapho
bonahatsa se rutwang le kwaye ibonisa oko
ho ithutwa kufundiswayo
nokufundwayo
experiental learning thuto ya boiphihlelo ukufunda ngamava
Learning that is based Ho ithuta ho thehilweng Ukufunda okusekelwe
on or involves kapa ho kenyelletsang okanye okubandakanya
experience boiphihlelo amava
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zone of proximal sebaka sa uphuhliso
development ntshetsopele ya olunokubakho
Difference between the proximal kumfundi xa exhasiwe
learner's actual Phapano dipakeng tsa naxa engaxhaswanga
developmental level and boemo ba nnete ba Umahluko phakathi
their potential level ntshetsopele ya moithuti kwenqanaba lophuhliso
le boemo ba bona ba lokwenene lomfundi
bokgoni kunye nenqanaba lakhe
elinokubakho
CAPS iCAPS
Curriculum and KAPA Ingxelo yoMgaqonkqubo
Assessment Policy Setatemente sa Leano la weKharityhulam
Statement. Kharikhulamo le Kelo. noVavanyo.
It stipulates the aim, E hlakisa sepheo, Imisela injongo,
scope, content, and bophara, dikahare, le ububanzi, umxholo,
assessment for each tlhatlhobo bakeng sa kunye novavanyo
subject listed in the NCS thuto ka nngwe e lwesifundo ngasinye
Grades R–12 thathamisitsweng ho esidweliswe kumaBanga
NCS Mephato ya R–12 R-12 eNCS
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ENGLISH Setswana Southern Sotho isiXhosa
transformation in inguqu/ utshintsho
education phetoho thutong kwezemfundo
Using different teaching Ho sebedisa mekgwa e Ukusebenzisa iindlela
practices to foster critical fapaneng ya ho ruta ho ezahlukileyo zokufundisa
citizens by implementing khothaletsa baahi ba ukukhuthaza abemi
equity and redress, non- bohlokwa ka ho kenya ababalulekileyo
discrimination, access, ts'ebetsong tekano le ngokuphumeza
justice, and democracy in tokiso, ho hloka ubulungisa kunye
schools khethollo, phihlello, toka nokulungiswa
le demokrasi dikolong. kokungalunganga,
ukungacaluli, ukufikelela,
ubulungisa, kunye
nedemokhrasi ezikolweni
work-integrated thuto e kopantseng ukufunda
learning mosebetsi okuhlanganiswe
Also known as field E boetse e tsejwa e le nomsebenzi
experience; students phihlelo ya tshimo; Okwaziwa ngokuba
engage in activities that baithuti ba etsa ngamava enkalo ethile;
are specifically created to mesebetsi e abafundi
deepen their etseditsweng ka ho babandakanyeka
understanding of the field kgetheha ho tebisa kwimisebenzi eyenziwe
of study kutlwisiso ya bona ya ngokukodwa ukwenza
lefapha la thuto nzulu ukuqonda kwabo
inkalo ethile yokufunda
apply sebenzisa
Use a learned procedure Kenya tshebetsong Sebenzisa inkqubo
in either a familiar or a Sebedisa mokgwa o efundiweyo kwimeko
new situation ithutwang maemong a eqhelekileyo okanye
tlwaelehileng kapa a entsha
matjha
collaboration intsebenziswano
To work jointly with tshebedisano Ukusebenza
others or together Ho sebetsa mmoho le ngokudibeneyo nabanye
especially in an ba bang kapa mmoho okanye kunye ingakumbi
intellectual endeavour haholoholo morerong kwimizamo
wa kelello yangokwengqiqo
discussion ingxoxo
Exchange knowledge puisano Ukutshintshiselana
and understanding Fapanyetsana ka tsebo ngolwazi kunye
le kutlwisiso nokuqonda
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intelligence ubukrelekrele
The ability to understand, bohlale Ukukwazi ukuqonda,
learn, and think logically Bokgoni ba ho utlwisisa, ukufunda, kunye
ho ithuta le ho nahana ka nokucinga
mokgoa o utlwahalang ngokusengqiqweni
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organising principle molaotheo wa ho inqobo yoququzelelo
Way in which knowledge hlophisa Indlela apho ulwazi
(content) is organised in a Tsela eo tsebo (umxholo)
curriculum (dikahare) e oluququzelelwe ngayo
hlophisitsweng ka yona kwikharityhulam
kharikhulamong
pedagogy thuto indlela yokufundisa
The science of teaching Saense ya ho ruta Inzululwazi yokufundisa
ENGLISH
rationale mabaka ingqiqo
Principles or reasons that Melaotheo kapa Imigaqo okanye izizathu
explain why a specific mabaka a hlalosang ezichaza ukuba kutheni
decision or action is taken hore na ke hobaneng ha kuthathwa isigqibo
ho etswa qeto kapa esithile okanye inyathelo
ketso e itseng
reciprocity imbuyiselo
of mutal benefit to all tepisano inzuzo efanayo kubo
concerned e molemo ho bohle ba bonke
amehang abachaphazelekayo
sequencing ukulandelelaniswa
Conceptual order and tatellano Ulungelelwaniso
progression Taelo ya maikutlo le lwengqiqo kunye
tseelopele nokuqhubela phambili
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validity isiqinisekiso
The extent to which an bonnete Indlela umsebenzi
assessment task assesses Tekanyo eo mosebetsi wokuvavanya ovavanya
what it is intended to wa tekanyetso o ngayo oko kujoliswe
assess or measure lekanyetsang hore na o kuko ukuvavanya
reretswe ho lekola kapa okanye umlinganiselo
ho metha eng
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