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Die gebruik van musiek ter verbetering van leerders se studie-effektiwiteitGermishuys, Jacomina Magdelena. 11 1900 (has links)
Text in Afrikaans, summary in English / The object of the study was to determine if the use of different types of music would
have an influence on the study effectiveness of the high school pupils. The music was
used by the educational psychologist together with study methods.
An empirical study was done in which three groups of students were used. The first
group had no music, the second group had pop music and the last group had baroque
music in their study session.
The empirical study showed that music and then specifically baroque music had an
influence on the study effectiveness of pupils. A program was compiled in which
guidelines were given for study, the program is now used in a study program for
high school students.
Recommendations were made for the use of music with study methods for the
Educational Psychologist, teachers and pupils / Educational Studies / M. Ed. (Voorligting)
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Die gebruik van musiek ter verbetering van leerders se studie-effektiwiteitGermishuys, Jacomina Magdelena. 11 1900 (has links)
Text in Afrikaans, summary in English / The object of the study was to determine if the use of different types of music would
have an influence on the study effectiveness of the high school pupils. The music was
used by the educational psychologist together with study methods.
An empirical study was done in which three groups of students were used. The first
group had no music, the second group had pop music and the last group had baroque
music in their study session.
The empirical study showed that music and then specifically baroque music had an
influence on the study effectiveness of pupils. A program was compiled in which
guidelines were given for study, the program is now used in a study program for
high school students.
Recommendations were made for the use of music with study methods for the
Educational Psychologist, teachers and pupils / Educational Studies / M. Ed. (Voorligting)
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An Integrated approach to technology education as a means of enhancing achievement in mathematics and scienceSithole, Khulekani Elliot Stephen 01 1900 (has links)
The purpose of this study is to formulate guidelines upon which Technology
Education can be put into operation in the South African schools with
specific reference to standard eight students. The objective is to formulate
Technology Education guidelines suitable for and within the broad
framework of the South African curricula.
In attempting to translate Technology Education curriculum to South Africa,
the author explores the state of advancement in Technology Education in various developed and developing countries. The status, principles and
theoretical assumptions of Technology Education are also explored. The
role of the teacher in the Technology Education programme is also
discussed. Guidelines for Technology Education, including Technology
Education teaching strategies, guidelines for Technology Education
assessment standards and guidelines for integrating Technology Education, Science and Mathematics are also formulated. The author qualifies the significance of Technology Education in South
Africa through a pilot study over a year. The subjects of this (pilot) empirical
study consisted of a total of 175 standard eight students, 77 of who were in
a control group, who had received no tuition in Technology Education. A
group of 98 received tuition in Technology Education for a year.
The normal end of the year examination in 1994 measured academic
performance of the two groups. Performance in 1993 is also used in the
statistical analysis. The Univariate Analysis of Variance (ANOVA) is applied
in the analysis of data. Statistically significant differences are found between
the academic performance of these two groups in relation to the overall
Examination marks, English, Science and Mathematics marks.
Statistically significant differences are also found between the 1993 and
1994 performance of the experimental group after receiving Technology
Education tuition in standard eight in terms of the overall Examination, marks, English, Science and Mathematics marks. In the control group, no statistically significant differences were evidenced in
Mathematics, English and Science when comparing marks in 1993 and in
1994. It is only applicable in the average Examination mark. These results
confirm the role that Technology Education plays in enhancing performance in Science and Mathematics including English. / Curriculum and Institutional Studies / D. Ed. (Didactics)
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Mission passion is lightning on the horizon anticipating rain : redemption transforms the Adventist church towards a dynamic missionary movementNtshangase, Israel Mbuso 11 1900 (has links)
The thesis proposes solutions for the Seventh-day Adventist Church in the Newcastle area
to perform Christ’s mission work effectively. It examines how mission could be meaningful
in contemporary society, which is challenging mission so gravely. The study challenges all
churches, including youth, women, men and clergy towards mission.
An analysis of a mission perspective is delineated, aware of the social contexts for mission
in Newcastle. The context of culture has been dealt with, encouraging the Church to be
culturally sensitive, and to use cultural means to reach people. God uses cultural means to
reveal himself. Evil cultural practices, for example, ancestral ‘worship’ and ‘talking to the
dead’ are exposed and denounced.
Bible readings promote mission in the Adventist Church. The teacher of the Bible is to study
it thoroughly, ensuring that he/she is able to proclaim the gospel. Creative teaching of the
Bible includes different levels of understanding, namely, a rote level, a recognition level, a
repetition level, an interactive and a realisation level. The gospel is to be applied in life.
Different hermeneutical approaches to the Bible are summarised, for example, a
postmodern approach.
Strategic planning regarding evangelism is vital. ‘Gift-based’ ministry would inspire all
believers to perform mission work according to people’s ability. All Christians should be
able to evangelise others, leading people as acknowledged sinners to accept Christ as
Saviour and Lord, and to establish the reign of God in society according to his justice.
The heart of the thesis is as follows:- The gospel of Christ is a missionary message to reach all people with the gospel
of salvation and societal renewal
- The church of Christ is a missional church, which stands and falls by its
missionary task to proclaim Christ as Saviour and his reign and justice as
ultimate in society / Christian Spirituality, Church History & Missiology / M. Th. (Missiology)
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Mission passion is lightning on the horizon anticipating rain : redemption transforms the Adventist church towards a dynamic missionary movementNtshangase, Israel Mbuso 11 1900 (has links)
The thesis proposes solutions for the Seventh-day Adventist Church in the Newcastle area
to perform Christ’s mission work effectively. It examines how mission could be meaningful
in contemporary society, which is challenging mission so gravely. The study challenges all
churches, including youth, women, men and clergy towards mission.
An analysis of a mission perspective is delineated, aware of the social contexts for mission
in Newcastle. The context of culture has been dealt with, encouraging the Church to be
culturally sensitive, and to use cultural means to reach people. God uses cultural means to
reveal himself. Evil cultural practices, for example, ancestral ‘worship’ and ‘talking to the
dead’ are exposed and denounced.
Bible readings promote mission in the Adventist Church. The teacher of the Bible is to study
it thoroughly, ensuring that he/she is able to proclaim the gospel. Creative teaching of the
Bible includes different levels of understanding, namely, a rote level, a recognition level, a
repetition level, an interactive and a realisation level. The gospel is to be applied in life.
Different hermeneutical approaches to the Bible are summarised, for example, a
postmodern approach.
Strategic planning regarding evangelism is vital. ‘Gift-based’ ministry would inspire all
believers to perform mission work according to people’s ability. All Christians should be
able to evangelise others, leading people as acknowledged sinners to accept Christ as
Saviour and Lord, and to establish the reign of God in society according to his justice.
The heart of the thesis is as follows:- The gospel of Christ is a missionary message to reach all people with the gospel
of salvation and societal renewal
- The church of Christ is a missional church, which stands and falls by its
missionary task to proclaim Christ as Saviour and his reign and justice as
ultimate in society / Christian Spirituality, Church History and Missiology / M. Th. (Missiology)
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An Integrated approach to technology education as a means of enhancing achievement in mathematics and scienceSithole, Khulekani Elliot Stephen 01 1900 (has links)
The purpose of this study is to formulate guidelines upon which Technology
Education can be put into operation in the South African schools with
specific reference to standard eight students. The objective is to formulate
Technology Education guidelines suitable for and within the broad
framework of the South African curricula.
In attempting to translate Technology Education curriculum to South Africa,
the author explores the state of advancement in Technology Education in various developed and developing countries. The status, principles and
theoretical assumptions of Technology Education are also explored. The
role of the teacher in the Technology Education programme is also
discussed. Guidelines for Technology Education, including Technology
Education teaching strategies, guidelines for Technology Education
assessment standards and guidelines for integrating Technology Education, Science and Mathematics are also formulated. The author qualifies the significance of Technology Education in South
Africa through a pilot study over a year. The subjects of this (pilot) empirical
study consisted of a total of 175 standard eight students, 77 of who were in
a control group, who had received no tuition in Technology Education. A
group of 98 received tuition in Technology Education for a year.
The normal end of the year examination in 1994 measured academic
performance of the two groups. Performance in 1993 is also used in the
statistical analysis. The Univariate Analysis of Variance (ANOVA) is applied
in the analysis of data. Statistically significant differences are found between
the academic performance of these two groups in relation to the overall
Examination marks, English, Science and Mathematics marks.
Statistically significant differences are also found between the 1993 and
1994 performance of the experimental group after receiving Technology
Education tuition in standard eight in terms of the overall Examination, marks, English, Science and Mathematics marks. In the control group, no statistically significant differences were evidenced in
Mathematics, English and Science when comparing marks in 1993 and in
1994. It is only applicable in the average Examination mark. These results
confirm the role that Technology Education plays in enhancing performance in Science and Mathematics including English. / Curriculum and Institutional Studies / D. Ed. (Didactics)
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