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Effek van 'n emosionele ondersteuningsprogram op die emosionele intelligensie van adolessente leerders met spesiale onderwysbehoeftes / The effect of an emotional support programme on the emotional intelligence of adolescent learners with special educational needsMarais, Eileen 11 1900 (has links)
Text in Afrikaans. Abstracts in Afrikaans, English and Zulu / This study explored how nine adolescent learner-participants with cerebral palsy or other physical
disabilities responded to an emotional support programme (EOP) of 20 intervention sessions, aimed at
developing their emotional intelligence. The research study highlighted the utilisational value and
importance of emotional intelligence, which is associated with problem-solving skills, career success, selfactualisation,
stress management and the like.
The rationale for compiling the EOP was in accordance with the rationale for the research study, being
embedded in diverse learning needs, support for learners, and the design of learner opportunities. The study
focused among others on the development and implementation of an EOP based on Bar-On as conceptual
model (2000), together with the five core competencies of social and emotional learning (SEL), namely:
responsible decision-making, emotional self-awareness, self-management, social awareness, and
relationship skills. The Lions Quest SEL-programme, Skills for Adolescence, formed the basis of the EOP,
although the researcher had to adapt it for her learner-participants’ special educational needs. The EOP
was further extended with the knowledge obtained through the literature study regarding emotional
intelligence and adolescence, and was aligned with the aims of the South African school curriculum in
respect of emotional intelligence skills, as stated in the aims of the subject Life Skills.
The researcher’s embedded, mixed-method research design allowed the larger qualitative component to
include the smaller quantitative component, so that the specific phenomenon could be understood from
different participants’ perspectives. Qualitative data was collected by means of metaphor interviews and
collage activities. The quantitative research component of the study refers to the standardised Bar-On
Emotional Quotient Inventory: Youth Version (EQ-i:YV) together with the researcher’s own structured
questionnaire. The researcher did not interpret the data obtained from the quantitative data collection
instruments in isolation, but used it to expand and verify the results of her qualitative generated data. The
integrated data results of the learner-participants brought the answer to the research problem: most of the
adolescent learner-participants with special educational needs who had participated in the EOP, did indeed
benefit through their involvement, and their emotional intelligence (the phenomenon under scrutiny) had
improved. / Die studie ondersoek hoe nege adolessente leerder-deelnemers met serebrale en fisieke gestremdhede op
’n emosionele ondersteuningsprogram (EOP) van 20 intervensiesessies reageer met die doel om hulle
emosionele intelligensie te ontwikkel. Die benuttingswaarde en belangrikheid van emosionele intelligensie
word deur die navorsingstudie uitgelig. Hoë emosionele intelligensie word geassosieer met
probleemoplossingsvaardighede, werksukses, selfverwesenliking en streshantering, onder andere.
Die rasionaal vir die samestelling van die EOP stem ooreen met die rasionaal vir die navorsingstudie en is
gevestig in uiteenlopende leerbehoeftes, ondersteuning aan leerders, en die skep van leergeleenthede. Die
studie fokus op die samestelling en implementering van ’n emosionele ondersteuningsprogram (EOP)
gebaseer op Bar-On (2000) se konstruk van emosionele intelligensie as konseptuele model van die studie
saam met die vyf kernbevoegdhede van sosiale en emosionele leer (SEL), naamlik: verantwoordelike
besluitneming, emosionele selfbewussyn, selfbestuur, sosiale bewussyn en verhoudingsvaardighede. Die
Lions Quest SEL-program, Skills for Adolescence, vorm die grondslag van die EOP, alhoewel die navorser
baie aanpassings vir haar leerder-deelnemers se spesiale onderwysbehoeftes moes maak. Die EOP is
verder uitgebrei deur die kennis wat die navorser tydens die literatuurstudie ingewin het ten opsigte van
emosionele intelligensie en adolessensie, en sluit aan by die Suid-Afrikaanse skoolkurrikulum-doelwitte wat
verband hou met emosionele intelligensie-vaardighede soos uiteengesit in die doelwitte vir die vak
Lewensvaardighede.
Die navorser se ingebedde, gemengdemetode-navorsingsontwerp laat toe dat die groter kwalitatiewe
komponent die kleiner kwantitatiewe komponent insluit, sodat die spesifieke fenomeen vanuit verskillende
deelnemers se perspektiewe verstaan kon word. Kwalitatiewe data is deur middel van die metafooronderhoud
en collage-aktiwiteit ingesamel. Die kwantitatiewe navorsingskomponent van die studie verwys
na die gestandaardiseerde Bar-On Emotional Quotient Inventory: Youth Version (EQ-i:YV) tesame met die
navorser se eie gestruktureerde vraelys. Die navorser het die data wat sy uit die kwantitatiewe datainsamelingsinstrumente
verkry het, nie net in isolasie geïnterpreteer nie, maar dit ook gebruik om die
resultate van haar kwalitatief-gegenereerde data uit te brei en te verifieer. Die geïntegreerde data-resultate
van die leerder-deelnemers bied die antwoord op die: die meerderheid van die adolessente leerderdeelnemers
met spesiale onderwysbehoeftes wat aan die EOP deelgeneem het, het inderdaad gebaat by
hulle deelname, en hulle emosionele intelligensie (die fenomeen wat ondersoek is) het verbeter. / Ucwaningo luhlola ukuthi ngabe ukuzibandakanya kwabafundi abangabadlalindima abayisishiyagalolunye
abasesigabeni sobubhungu/sobutshitshi abakhubazeke ngokwengqondo noma ngayiphi indlela emzimbeni
baphendule kanjani kuhlelo oluxhasa ngokommoya (emotional support programme) kumihlangano engama-
20 yokunceda, ehlose ekuqiniseni ubuhlakani bommoya. Isifundo socwaningo siveze ukubaluleka
kokusebenzisa kanye nokubaluleka kobuhlakani bommoya, okuhambisana namakhono okuxazulula
izinkinga, impumelelo yobizo lomsebenzi, ukuzibonakalisa, ukulawula ingcindezi yengqondo kanye nokunye.
Isizathu sokuhlela i-ESP sasihambisana nenhloso yesifundo socwaningo, esitholakala kwizidingo zemfundo
ezahlukahlukene, kanye nokuhleleka kwamathuba omfundi. Ucwaningo lubheke hlangana nokunye
nokuthuthukiswa kanye nokusetshenziswa kohlelo lwe-ESP olususelwa ku-Bar-On njengemodeli yegama
(2000), kanye namanye amacebo abalulekile amahlanu ohlelo lokufunda kwabantu kanye nokufunda
ngokwemizwa (SEL), wona yilawa alandelayo: Ukumelana nezinqumo ozithethe, ukwazi imizwa yakho,
ukuziphatha ngokwakho, ukuxwayiswa komphakathi kanye namakhono okwenza ubudlelwano. Uhlelo lwe-
Lions Quest SEL, Skills for Adolescence, akha isisekelo se-ESP, yize umcwaningi kwakufanele aluguqule
lolu hlelo ukwenzela ukuba luhambisane nezidingo ezikhethekile zemfundo yafundi abadlala indima. . Uhlelo
lwe--ESP lwaqhubeka nokukhuliswa ngolwazi olwalutholakala ngocwaningo lombhalo wobuciko
obumayelana nobuhlakani bokusebenzisa imizwa kanye nesigaba sobutshitshi/sobubhungu, kanti lolu hlelo
lwaluhambisana nezinhloso zekharikhulami yezikole zaseNingizimu Afrika mayelana namakhono
okusebenzisa obuhlakani bokusebenzisa imizwa, njengoba kushiwobkwizinhloso zesifundo samaKhono
Empilo (Life Skills).
Isakhiwo somcwaningi esequkethwe, sohlelo-oluvangene locwaningo siye savumela isigaba esikhulu
socwaningo olugxile kukhwalithi (qualitative) ukuba sixube isigaba esincane esigxile kumanani (quantitative),
ukuze kuzwisiseke uhlelo oluthize ngokwemiqondo yabadlalindima abehlukahlukene. Idatha yohlelo lwequalitative
yaqoqwa ngokusebenzisa izinhlolombono zokungathekisa kanye nemisebenzi yokuhlanganisa
imifanekiso eminingi. Isigaba socwaningo olugxile kumanani sichaza uhlelo olufanayo lwe--Bar-On Emotional
Quotient Inventory: Youth Version (EQi:YV) kanye nemibhalo yemibuzo ehlelwe wumcwaningi. Umcwaningi
akazange achaze idatha etholakele kumathuluzi okuqoqa idatha encike kumanani yodwa, kodwa le datha iye
yasetshenziselwa ukukhulisa kanye nokuqinisekisa imiphumela yakhe eyakhiwe ngokwendlela yekhwalithi.
Imiphumelo ehlangene yedatha yomfundi ongumdlalindima ilethe impendulo kwinkinga yocwaningo: Iningi
labafundi abadlala indima abasesesigabeni sobubhungu/sobutshitshi abadinga imfundo ekhethekile
abazibandakanye ohlelweni lwe-ESP, ngempela baye bazuza ngokuzibandakanya kwabo, kanti-ke izinga
labo lokusebenzisa ikhono lobuhlakani bemizwa buye bathuthuka kakhulu (the phenomenon under scrutiny). / Inclusive Education / D. Ed. (Inklusiewe Onderwys)
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The relationship between personality types and psychological career resources of managers in the fast-food industry in the Western CapeKotze, Christiaan 03 July 2014 (has links)
The objective of the study was to determine the relationship between personality preference
types (as measured by the Myers-Briggs Type Indicator [MBTI]) Form M and psychological
career resources (as measured by the Psychological Career Resource Inventory [PCRI]) of
managers in the fast-food industry and whether groups from different races, ages and
gender differ significantly regarding personality types and psychological career resources. A
quantity survey was conducted on a sample (N = 81) of managers in the fast food industry in
the Western Cape.
The extraversion, sensing, feeling, judging (ESFJ) and the introversion, sensing, feeling,
judging (ISFJ) personality types were the dominant ones in the study. Personality type
preferences were significantly related to psychological career resources. The personality
types differed significantly regarding the following PCRI variables: variety/creativity (career
preference), growth/development (career value), self/other skills (career enabler) and social
connectivity (career harmoniser). Significant differences between personality types,
psychological career resources and age, gender and race were also established. / Industrial & Organisational Psychology / M.A. (Industrial and Organisational Psychology)
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The relationship between personality types and psychological career resources of managers in the fast-food industry in the Western CapeKotze, Christiaan 03 July 2014 (has links)
The objective of the study was to determine the relationship between personality preference
types (as measured by the Myers-Briggs Type Indicator [MBTI]) Form M and psychological
career resources (as measured by the Psychological Career Resource Inventory [PCRI]) of
managers in the fast-food industry and whether groups from different races, ages and
gender differ significantly regarding personality types and psychological career resources. A
quantity survey was conducted on a sample (N = 81) of managers in the fast food industry in
the Western Cape.
The extraversion, sensing, feeling, judging (ESFJ) and the introversion, sensing, feeling,
judging (ISFJ) personality types were the dominant ones in the study. Personality type
preferences were significantly related to psychological career resources. The personality
types differed significantly regarding the following PCRI variables: variety/creativity (career
preference), growth/development (career value), self/other skills (career enabler) and social
connectivity (career harmoniser). Significant differences between personality types,
psychological career resources and age, gender and race were also established. / Industrial and Organisational Psychology / M. A. (Industrial and Organisational Psychology)
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Opvoeders se toepassing van dissipline in voorheen benadeelde sekondere skole in die Wes-Kaap / Educators' application of discipline in previously disadvantaged secondary schools in the Western Cape / Ukufundisa ngokuziphatha kwizikolo zemfundo ephakamileyo ebezihlelelekile kwiphando Lentshona-KoloniMoses, Keenan John 01 1900 (has links)
Afrikaans text, with English and Xhosa summaries / Baie leerders in voorheen benadeelde skole kom uit enkelouerhuise, waar ouers lang ure
werk en dikwels ongeletterd is. Dit lei daartoe dat die oorgrote meerderheid leerders in 'n
ongestruktureerde omgewing en in huise grootword sonder duidelike dissiplinêre grense.
Dissiplinêre grense behels die daarstelling van duidelike perke wat aan kinders wys wat
hulle mag doen en wat hulle nie mag doen nie. Alle kinders het grense nodig om optimaal
te groei en te leer. As kinders weet wat die gevolge daarvan is om buite die grense te
beweeg, sal hulle probeer voldoen aan verwagtinge. Aan die anderkant sal 'n gebrek aan
grense baie dissiplinêre probleme veroorsaak, aangesien leerders nie tuis selfdissipline
aanleer nie. Daarbenewens word hulle dikwels grootgemaak in omgewings waar hulle
blootgestel word aan dwelms, geweld, misdaad en bendes. Hulle verwerf nie die kennis
van watter soort gedrag tuis of in hul gemeenskappe moreel en sosiaal aanvaarbaar is
nie. Die gebrek aan dissipline en selfdissipline tuis lei tot dissiplinêre probleme in die
klaskamer, veral by leerders in voorheen benadeelde skole. Die onderrig van goeie
dissipline, wat tot selfdissipline lei, berus op opvoeders se skouers in die skoolkonteks.
Dus word die rol van skole en opvoeders uiters belangrik, hoewel dit na 'n onoorkomelike probleem klink. As alle belanghebbendes 'n rol kan speel om leerders te help om optimaal
te ontwikkel, sal dit ook help met dissiplinêre probleme. / Many learners in previously disadvantaged schools come from single parent homes,
where parents work long hours and often are illiterate. This leads to the fact that the vast
majority of learners grow up in an unstructured environment and in homes without clear
disciplinary boundaries. Disciplinary boundaries involve establishing clear limits that show
children what they are allowed to do and what they are not allowed to do. All children
need boundaries to grow and learn optimally. When children know what the
consequences are for stepping out of bounds, they will be more compliant. A lack of
boundaries on the other hand causes many disciplinary problems, as learners do not
learn self-discipline at home. In addition, they are often raised in environments where they
are exposed to drugs, violence, crime and gangs. They do not acquire the knowledge of
which types of behaviour are morally and socially acceptable at home or in their
communities. The lack of discipline and self discipline at home leads to disciplinary
problems in the classroom, especially with learners in previously disadvantaged schools.
The teaching of good discipline, leading to self discipline rests on educators’ shoulders in
the school context. Thus, the role of schools and educators become extremely important,
although it sounds like an insurmountable problem. If all stakeholders could play a role to
assist learners to develop optimally, it will also help with disciplinary problems. / Uninzi lwabafundi abaphuma kwizikolo ebezihlelelekile ngaphambili bavela kumakhaya
anomzali omnye, apho abazali besebenza iiyure ezinde kwaye kunjalo bengafundanga.
Ngoko uninzi lwabafundi lukhulela kwindawo engenasiseko someleleyo nakumakhaya
angenamiqathanga icacileyo yokuziphatha. Imida yokoluleka kokuziphatha ibandakanya
ukumiselwa kwemida ecacileyo ebonisa abantwana izinto abavunyelweyo ukuzenza
nezinto abangavunyelwanga ukuba bazenze. Bonke abantwan bafuna ukubekelwa
imiqathanga ukuze bakhule ngokugqibeleleyo. Xa abantwana bezazi iziphumo
zokutyeshela imiqathanga ebekiweyo baya kuthobela nangakumbi. Ukongeza, basoloko
bekhulela kwindawo apho bedibana neziyobisi, ubundlobongela, ulwaphulo-mthetho
namamaqela emigulukudu. Ngoko ke, abalufumani ulwazi ngeentlobo zokuziphatha
ezivumelekileyo ekhaya okanye ekuhlaleni. Ukungabikho kwenqeqesho nokuzihlonipha
ekhaya kukhokelela kwiingxaki zokuziphatha egumbini lokufundela, ingakumbi abafundi
abakwizikolo ebezihlelelekile. Ukufundisa indlela efanelekileyo yokuziphatha, ekhokelela
ekuziphatheni kakuhle, ngumthwalo wootitshala esikolweni.Yiloo nto indima yezikolo
nootitshala iba yeyona ibaluleke kakhulu, ngaphandle kwale ngxaki ikhangeleka
ingenakuphela. Ukongeza, ukuba bonke ababandakanyekayo banokudlala indima
ekuncedeni abafundi ukuba bakhule ngokugqibeleleyo, kunganceda ekusombululeni
iingxaki zokuziphatha. / Psychology of Education / M. Ed. (Opvoedkundige Sielkunde)
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