Boss calls you in his office, slams his hand down on the desk and says “you ruined this report!” will you:
a. Tell him it’s his fault for failing to provide you with good direction.
b. Nod in agreement, then tell everyone in the office that boss is an idiot.
c. Calmly ask him to note the errors and hell him you fix them.
d. Nod in agreement, and decide that you are incapable of doing this job.
Being assertive at work?
Clients
Co-workers
Employers
Staff
When might you need to be asserive with these people?
A client’s family member rings the service and demandto know what you are doing to help them write their isues. They are using aggressive language and you don’t hav permission from the client to talk them.
Whats the:
· Passive aggressive response?
· Aggressive response?
· Passive response?
· Assertive response?
What would you consider as advantages of multicultural classroom? Focus on three advantages and discuss them in detail. Use relevant examples where necessary
How can gender-based violence be addressed
Discuss the role of special school as resource centers and how they relate to full service school, mainstream school and the community
Design an activity for Grade 5 learners that will help to them to recognise and design their own patterns using transformation geometry.
Analyse how the approaches of the curriculum development presented by Tyler, Stenhouse and Freire were used in development interpretation and implementation of curriculum 2005 both its revisions and amended NCS, referred to as CAPS in South Africa
As interpreter and developer of the curriculum, it’s insufficient for the educator to give a narrow definition to the concept “curriculum” There are different definitions and aspects of “curriculum”. Discuss this statement in an essay of 3-4 pages.
Analyse how the approaches to curriculum development presented by Tyler, Stenhouse and Freire were used in the development, interpretation and implementation of Curriculum 2005, both its revisions and the amended NCS, referred to as the Curriculum and Assessment Policy Statement (CAPS) in South Africa.