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Guidelines for language teachers in assisting disadvantaged learners in the junior primary phaseJoshua, Jennifer Joy 06 1900 (has links)
The Junior primary teachers have the task of catering for the needs of pupils of varying
abilities in their charge. With the admission of culturally different groups of children (many
of them from disadvantaged communities) to schools previously accustomed to having one
cultural group, this task of catering for the needs of pupils presents a problem as teachers
are not trained to deal with disadvantaged children.
The aim of this study was to formulate scientifically sound guidelines according to which
class teachers can plan and implement language programmes for disadvantaged learners.
In order to formulate such guidelines, a theoretical investigation was undertaken on normal
language development and on the effects of disadvantagement on the scholastic and
language performance of the child. Various programmes available for disadvantaged
learners which are being implemented in other countries were evaluated.
On the basis of these findings guidelines were suggested to class teachers for planning
language programmes for disadvantaged learners. / Teacher Education / M. Ed. (Orthopedagogics)
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Investigating the causes of learner dropout at secondary schools in Johannesburg South, GautengMnguni, Innocent Bongani 11 1900 (has links)
The aim of this study was to investigate the causes of learner dropout in secondary schools around Johannesburg South, Gauteng Province. Twenty-seven participants from three secondary schools in Orange Farm area were purposively sampled for the study. A qualitative design was used. In-depth interviews were conducted to collect data to allow the researcher a platform to ask open-response questions and to explore the participants’ perspectives about the causes of learner dropout. The data was analysed thematically by carefully identifying and describing significant themes that emerged from educators, learners, parents, SGB chairpersons and principal’s responses to interview questions. The study revealed that teenage pregnancy, lack of parental involvement, substance abuse and peer pressure, among others, were the causes of learner dropout. The study recommends that schools put more efforts on abstinence programs, sex education and the use of contraceptives such as condoms, pills and injectables; training of educators on the management of drugs and pregnancy, and resuscitation of extra-mural activities. Recommendations for further research were made. / Inclusive Education / M. Ed. (Inclusive Education)
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The effect of school governance and parental involvement on raising Grade 12 achievement in Mpumalanga rural schoolsMonamoledi, Veronica Mapaseka 15 August 2019 (has links)
The South African Schools Act No. 84 of 1996 mandated the establishment of the democratically elected School Governing Body (SGB). The SGB’s mandate was to ensure the smooth running of the school, quality education and parental involvement in learners’ academic achievement. The study examined the effect of school governance and parental involvement in raising Grade 12 academic achievement in rural schools. A qualitative investigation at three schools in the Mkhuhlu circuit, Bohlabela District in Mpumalanga was done. Data were collected by means of in-depth interviews with one principal, one teacher, one SGB member, three Grade 12 learners and three parents at each of the three participating schools and document analysis was done as a method of collecting data. The findings of the study revealed that SGBs and parents are not aware of their importance on the learners’ education. The study recommends that SGBs and parents be empowered by principals in order for them to execute their roles effectively. / Umthetho wezikole waseNingizimu Afrika Nombolo 84 wango 1996 wagunyaza ukusungulwa kwekomiti lesikole (SGB) elikhethwe ngokwentando yeningi. Lomthetho ugunyaze lelikomiti lesikole ukuthi lenze isiqiniseko sokuthi isikole sihamba ngokwendlela, imfundo isezingeni eliphezulu kanye nokubandakanya abazali ukuze imiphumela yesikole ibe phezulu. Lolucwaningo luhlole umphumela wokubandakanya ikomiti lesikole kanye nabazali emfundweni yezingane ukuphakamisa imiphumela yebanga leshumi ezikoleni zasemakhaya esifundazweni saseMpumalanga. Lolucwaningo lwenziwe ezikoleni ezintathu zesifunda saseMkhuhlu eBohlabela. Uphenyo nzulu lwenziwe kuthishanhloko oyedwa, uthisha oyedwa, ilunga lekomiti lesikole elilodwa, abafundi bebanga leshumi abathathu kanye nabazali abathathu kwase kuhlaziywa nezincwadi zesikole. Imiphumela yalolucwaningo ikhombise ukuthi amakomiti ezikole kanye nabazali abanalo ulwazi oluphelele ngokubaluleka kwabo emfundweni yezingane. Izincomo ezenziwe ezokuthi othishanhloko kufanele baqeqeshe amakomiti ezikole kanye nabazali ukuze benze umsebenzi wabo ngempumelelo. / Mulayo wa Afrika Tshipembe nomboro 84 wa 1996 wo nea maanda u tewa ha komiti dza u langula matshimbidzele a zwikolo (SGB) yo khethwaho nga lutamo lwa vhathu vhanzhi. Ndivho ya komiti iyi ndi u langulwa ha zwikolo nga ndila kwao, pfunzo ya maimo a ntha na u dzhenelela ha vhabebi kha ubvelela ha vhagudiswa kha mishumo ya tshikolo. Tsedzuluso ino yo sedzulusa ndeme ya komiti ya u langula matshimbidzele a zwikolo na u dzhenelela ha vhabebi kha u khwinisa mvelelo dza murole wa vhufumi na vhuvhili kha zwikolo dza mahayani. Tsedzuluso iyi yo itwa kha zwikolo zwiraru kha dzingu la Mkhuhlu, Tshitirikini tsha Bohlabela, vunduni la Mpumalanga. Mawanwa a tsedzuluso iyi o kuvhanganywa uya nga mbudziso dza vhudzivha na thoho ya tshikolo, mudededzi muthi, murado muthi wa komiti ya matshimbidzele a tshikolo, vhagudiswa vhararu na vhabebi vhararu kha tshinwe na tshinwe tsha zwikolo zwo bulwaho afho ntha, na tsedzuluso ya manwalwa. Mawanwa ayi tsedzuluso a sumbedza uri SGB na vhabebi avhana nzhele nga vhuthogwa havho kha pfunzo ya vhagudiswa. Tsedzuluso ino i themendela uri SGB na vhabebi vha maandafhadzwe nga thoho ya tshikolo hu u itela uri vha kone u ita mushumo wavho nga ndila kwao / Educational Management and Leadership / M. Ed. (Education Management)
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Psycho-educational intervention to improve the behaviour of children with attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorderClark, Mavis 11 1900 (has links)
Much has been said and written over recent years about Attention-Deficit/Hyperactivity
Disorder. There is a certain amount of confusion as to what exactly the condition
constitutes and controversy continues to rage regarding treatment.
A significant number of children appear to be affected. Previously, parents and teachers
·were blamed for failing to discipline effectively. Often, the difficulties remained
undiagnosed and untreated. Thanks to the wisdom of so many experts who have
generously shared their knowledge and considerable expertise, there is an increased
awareness of ADHD. Although there is no cure, there are ways to manage the difficulties.
However, early diagnosis and intervention is critical. Since many different symptoms are
associated with the disorder, a multi-modal treatment plan has been found to lead to a
better outcome.
For the purpose of this study, a multi-modal programme was planned to address the
needs of a small group of children with ADHD and their parents. The intention was to
empower the parents, within a supportive group environment, by providing them with
knowledge about the disorder and guidelines for managing the difficult behaviour. In
addition, an attempt was made to change the negative behaviour patterns of the children
through the medium of story-telling. It was hoped that by reducing the levels of parental
stress, parents would be more competent to cope with their educational demands, so that
their children could be guided more positively towards adulthood.
The results of the programme were positive. Teachers and parents reported better
behaviour by the children. The parents' stress levels were reduced. The parents
expressed greater understanding about the disorder and a hopefulness that they could
better manage their children. They felt they had benefitted from the advice given by other
parents who were facing similar challenges. However, they felt that a short-term
programme was insufficient to address all their needs and they expressed a need for ongoing
support. In view of the chronicity of the disorder and the constantly changing needs
of the child on his journey towards adulthood, cognisance was taken of the fact that longterm
intervention is essential. / Psychology of Education / D.Ed. (Psychology of Education)
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Leefwereld van die substituut-ouerDe Jager, Chantal Elsie 11 1900 (has links)
The aim of this study is to discover how primary scholars as substitute parents, contemplate the
perceiving aspect of their substitute parenting.
In the theoretical chapters the demands set for adults as primary educators and their development,
are viewed. A comparative study between the primary edu cator and the child, rounds it off. The
experiencing, giving meaning to, and the consequent involvement of substitute parents in their
life-world, follow.
The research design, substantiates the choice of format, methods of data col lection and analyses.
Examples of raw data gathered from various tests are presented. Finally, the consolidated data
is interpreted. The findings of this study is that substitute parents experience their
tasks as being pleasant. Substitute parents are generally over involved with their
siblings. This culminates in the development of a strong bond between substitute parents and
younger siblings. Substitute parents require support and guidance from an adult to enable them to
become adults and venture in their life-world. / In bierdie studie is die leefWereld van die substituut-ouer bestudeer. Die oorhoofse
doel van hierdie studie is om met behulp van teoretiese en empiriese studies, ondersoek
in te stel na substituut-ouers se belewing van bulle besondere taak.
Die studie neem 'n amwang met 'n beskrywing van die primere opvoeder se verantwoordelikhede en
eise. Die ontwikkeling van die volwassene word daama bestudeer. Verder Is gelet op die
e1se en ontwikkeling wat aan kindwecs gelykgestel word. Die doel hiermee, is om uiteindelik 'n
vergelyking te kan tref tussen die volwassene en die kind. Nadat so 'n vergclyking tussen die
kind en volwassene gemaak is, sal die probleme wat die kind as substituut-ouer
ervaar, oorweeg kan word.
Die literatuurstudie kulmincer in substituut-ouers se unieke betekenisgewing, betrokkenheid en
belewing aan en by bulle leefWereld. Dan word die literatuurstudie opgevolg deur die
navorsingsontwerp, keuse van steekproef neming asook wyses van dataverameling en -analisering.
Ten slotte word daar gekyk na die verslaggewing aangaande inligting soos bekom met behulp van
die verkenningsmedia, te wete individuele onderhoude met die deelnemers aan die navorsing, die
Bene-Anthony gesinsverhou dingstoets, die Persoonlikheidsvraelys vir kinders, die
projeksiemedia van Jacobs en Vrey en die Kinestetiese huisgesinstekeninge. Die gekonsolideerde
data word dan geinterpreteer en weergegee ten einde die postulate soos in boofstuk 5 uiteengesit
te beantwoord.
Die belangrikste bevindings van die studie is dat die taak van substituut ouerswees vir
laerskoolkinders aangenaam is. Hierdie aangename belewing van hulle taak as substituut-ouers,
dra egter nie by tot die vonning van 'n positiewe selfkonsep by die substituut-ouer nie.
Substituut-ouers ervaar angs en kommer aangaande hulle substituut-ouerskap. Hulle voel nie bevoeg
om as substituut-ouers op te tree nie. Substituut-ouers IS oar die algemeen oorbetrokke by
hulle broers en susters. Hulle sien om na hulle sibbe, verseker dat hulle veilig is en
verleen hulp aan hulle, waar nodig. Hierdie betrokkenheid veroorsaak 'n sterk band
tussen die leerlinge. Hierdie sterk band wat tussen die substituut-ouers en hulle sibbe
bestaan, is egter afwesig tussen die substituut-ouers en hulle eie ouers. Substituut-ouers toon
dan oak teen die verwagting van die navorser in, dat hulle nie beskik oor 'n
verantwoordelikheidsin nie. Substituut-ouers k:an eerder beskryf word as teruggetrokke, met min
deursettingsvennoe, prikkelbaar, goedhartig, onderdanig, athanklik en inskiklik.
Die studie toon ten slotte dat substituut-ouers betrokke raak by hulle taak as substituut-ouers,
vanwee 'n aansporingsmiddel, te wete sakgeld. Benewens vir die bogenoemde bevindings, toon die
studie oak dat die ondersteuning en begeleiding van substituut-ouers deur 'n volwassene tot
volwassenheid noodsaaklik is. / Psychology of Education / M. Ed. (Voorligting)
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Guidelines for language teachers in assisting disadvantaged learners in the junior primary phaseJoshua, Jennifer Joy 06 1900 (has links)
The Junior primary teachers have the task of catering for the needs of pupils of varying
abilities in their charge. With the admission of culturally different groups of children (many
of them from disadvantaged communities) to schools previously accustomed to having one
cultural group, this task of catering for the needs of pupils presents a problem as teachers
are not trained to deal with disadvantaged children.
The aim of this study was to formulate scientifically sound guidelines according to which
class teachers can plan and implement language programmes for disadvantaged learners.
In order to formulate such guidelines, a theoretical investigation was undertaken on normal
language development and on the effects of disadvantagement on the scholastic and
language performance of the child. Various programmes available for disadvantaged
learners which are being implemented in other countries were evaluated.
On the basis of these findings guidelines were suggested to class teachers for planning
language programmes for disadvantaged learners. / Teacher Education / M. Ed. (Orthopedagogics)
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Investigating the causes of learner dropout at secondary schools in Johannesburg South, GautengMnguni, Innocent Bongani 11 1900 (has links)
The aim of this study was to investigate the causes of learner dropout in secondary schools around Johannesburg South, Gauteng Province. Twenty-seven participants from three secondary schools in Orange Farm area were purposively sampled for the study. A qualitative design was used. In-depth interviews were conducted to collect data to allow the researcher a platform to ask open-response questions and to explore the participants’ perspectives about the causes of learner dropout. The data was analysed thematically by carefully identifying and describing significant themes that emerged from educators, learners, parents, SGB chairpersons and principal’s responses to interview questions. The study revealed that teenage pregnancy, lack of parental involvement, substance abuse and peer pressure, among others, were the causes of learner dropout. The study recommends that schools put more efforts on abstinence programs, sex education and the use of contraceptives such as condoms, pills and injectables; training of educators on the management of drugs and pregnancy, and resuscitation of extra-mural activities. Recommendations for further research were made. / Inclusive Education / M. Ed. (Inclusive Education)
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Association between Parental Engagement and Learning Materials towards the Cognitive and Social-Emotional Development of Children 3 to 4 years of age in Zimbabwe – a Cross Sectional StudyMatziaraki, Lydia January 2021 (has links)
Aim: The aim of this work was to broaden the understating of the role of parental engagement and learning materials at home, in promoting high cognitive and social emotional development. The study assessed the connection between maternal and paternal engagement, having 3 or more books and 2 or more types of playthings, towards the cognitive and social-emotional development of children. Methods: Data from the Multiple Indicator Cluster Surveys (MICS) was used, involving 2517 children in Zimbabwe. Unadjusted logistic regression was conducted to assess the possible confounders. Logistic regression was performed between parental engagement, children having 3 or more books and 2 or more types of playthings, towards the outcome of interest. Results: The results indicate that 91% of the children acquired high cognitive development and 63.4% social emotional. There has not been a significant association between maternal engagement and children’s cognitive or social-emotional development. Similarly, no correlation was found between paternal engagement and children’s development. Nevertheless, households having 3 or more books, reported increased odds of children having high cognitive development and lower odds of social-emotional development. Similarly, children with 2 or more types of playthings, depicted a positive association for social-emotional growth, whereas cognitive development decreased further. Conclusion: The association between having 3 or more books and 2 or more types of playthings remained significant, although parental engagement was insignificant. Future research on parenting practices in different cultural contexts is suggested, concerning the developmental status of children. In addition, more developmental, age-related assessment items are needed.
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Visionary leadership strategies implemented by principals at good performing schools to improve the pass rate in grade 12Sobunkola, Emmanuel Adesola 02 1900 (has links)
Abstracts in English, Zulu and Swazi / This study aimed to investigate and find strategies that might improve School A's
Grade 12 results through the principal's visionary leadership. The theoretical
framework that informed this study was the school principal as a visionary leader,
which plays a critical role in ensuring the quality of teaching and learning is improved
by providing necessary resources for teachers and learners and creating a sound
culture of teaching-learning. Upper Echelon Theory's effectiveness is based on
strategic choices by visionary leadership and school performance principles that
served as the theoretical framework. A qualitative research approach was used for
this study, as it allowed the researcher to conduct in-depth interviews with ten school
principals in Ehlanzeni District, Mpumalanga, and examined relevant documents to
collect data. The research indicates that most schools acknowledge the importance of
visionary leadership and proved that there were many execution gaps in implementing
the intervention strategies that needed to be addressed, such as lack of effective
visionary leadership, lack of unity, support to teachers, monitoring of teaching and learning and recruiting quality teachers in Grade 12. The study recommends that
school principals need to implement more effective leadership, strategic planning and
implementation of policy, communication, parental involvement accountability,
effective monitoring and placement of quality teachers to teach Grade 12 learners. / Izindlela ezsetshenziswa ngothisha-nhloko abanobuholi obubhekela phambili
ekwenzeni ncono izinga lokuphumelela ebangeni leshumi nambili kuzikole
ezinemiphumela emihle. Lolucwaningo lugcile ekufunisiseni izindlela ezingenza
ncono izinga lokuphumelela ngamalengiso ebangeni leshumi nambili ngokuholwa
ngothisha-nhloko ababonela phambili izinto.Lolucwaningo lusekelwe ngolwazi
olutholakele kwabanye ababonise ukuthi ubukhona bukathisha-nhloko obukela izinto
phambili budlala inzima enkulu ekucinisekiseni ngezinga eliphezulu lokufundisa
nokufunda ngoku nikeza izinsiza zokufunda nokufundisa kubothisha nakubafundi
kanye nokwakha isiko lokufunda nokufundisa .I- ‘Upper Echelon Theory’,
ukuphumelela kwayo kusekeleke kuzindlela nakuncubo-mgomo yabaholi abanombono. Lolucwaningo olukhethekile lokuthola ulwazi ngokukhulumisana nalabo
abathinteka-ngco ivumela ukuthi uhlolo lwenziwe ngendlela yamanje
yobuchwepheshe ngokukhulumisana nabothisha-nhloko abalishumi kusiyingi sase-
Ehlanzeni, e-Mpumalanga, nokuthola eminye lanemininngwane ezincwadini zesikolo
. Lolucwaningo luthole ukuthi abahlanganyeli abaningi bavumelana ngokuthi othishanhloko
abanemibono babalulekile ekucinisekiseni ukuthi izindlela ezintsha
zokuphumelelisa imiphumela; ukuncenga othisha abasezingeni eliphezulu kudinga
ukwakhiwa .Lolucwaningo lusekela umbono wokuthi izikolo zidinga othisha –nhloko
abazocinisekisa ukusethenziswa kwezindlela ezintsha kanye neku heha othisha
abasezingeni eliphezulu ukuze bafundise abafundi bebanga leshumi-nakubili ukuze
kukhushulwe imiphumela yebanga leshumi nakubili. / Tindlela letisentjentiswa ngubothishela-nhloko labanemibono kwenta ncono lizinga
lekuphumelela ebangeni lelishumi-nakubili etkolweni letinemiphumela lemihle.
Lelicwaningo ligxile ekufunisiseni tindlela letingenta ncono lizinga lekuphumelela
ngemalengiso elibangeni lelishumi nakubili Lelicwaningo lelikhetsekile lokutfola lwati
ngekucocisananalabo labatsintseka-nco kuloko lokukhulunyiswana ngako, ivumela
nekutsi lokucocisana kungentiwa ngetindlela tamanje tebuchwepheshe
ngekukhulumisana nabothishela-nhloko labalishumiesiyingini sase-Ehlanzeni,
eMpumalanga, nekutfola leminye mininngwane etincwadzini tesikolwa letigciniwe.
Lelicwaningo litfole kutsi labahlanganyeli kulelicwaningo bayavumelana ngekutsi
bothishela-nhloko lababukela tintfo phambili babaluleke kakhulu ngobe ngibo
labacinisekisa kutsi kusetshentiswa kwetindlela letisha nekuheha bothishela labasezingeni lelisetulu kuyayikhuphula miphumela yetikolwa. ngekuholwa
ngubothishela-nhloko lababonela tintfo phambili. Lolucwaningo lutfole kutsi kuliciniso
kutsi bothishela-nhloko lababonela tintfo phambili bayakwati kutsi kuheha bothishela
labasezingeni lelisetulu nekusebentisa tindlela letihlukahlukene ekufundziseni kuyayi
phakamisa imphumelelo yebafundzi nemiphumela yesikolo. / Educational Management and Leadership / M. Ed. (Education Management)
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Bully prevention through an evidence-based programme in the South African contextSenekal, Annique 01 1900 (has links)
The purpose of this research study was to explore the effectiveness of the KiVa anti-bullying programme with Grade 4 learners in a primary school, located in the Eden Central Karoo District of the Western Cape. Since bullying is a worldwide phenomenon, it is important to explore to what extent it is an issue in South Africa. International anti-bullying programmes, which are well researched and highly recommended, are described with an overview of the integration of systems theory with the practicalities of this research project. A mixed methods intervention design was used to collect data. Grade four learners completed questionnaires prior to and after implementation of the intervention programme, which comprised the quantitative data. The experiment schools Grade 4 Life Skills teachers led the implementation of the programme. Qualitative data were collected through semi-structured interviews with the Grade 4 teachers and the principal of the experiment school. The findings demonstrate that the implementation process over less than a year, did raise awareness and certain skills were developed and practised by learners. The effectiveness of the KiVa anti-bullying programme during a short period of six months, did establish consciousness and a change in attitude and behaviour. A statistically significant difference for two of the three categories, experiences at school (bullying) and about your life (well-being), of the questionnaire from before the implementation to after the implementation of the intervention programme was indicated at the experiment school. Thus, implications for future research regarding the implementation of the KiVa school-based programme are suggested. / Psychology of Education / M. Ed. (Psychology of Education)
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