This research study is undertaken to compare the SOM-, LEMOSS(II)- and LCH-questionnaires with regard to reliability and validity in order to optimise learning competencies within the subject context, of grade nine learners in the Tzaneen and Phalaborwa region, in the Northern Province.
Chapter 1 focuses on the challenges that South African education face. The National Qualifications Framework aims to restructure education in South Africa and contribute to establish lifelong learners who can autonomously enter the future. The National Qualifications Framework supports outcomes-based education, which implies that learners should acquire specific and critical cross-field outcomes. Initially the title and certain concepts are defined, the research statement and questions are formulated to direct the research, and subsequently the research design and progress of the study are discussed.
Literature on subject didactics is studied in chapter 2 for the conceptualising of related aspects by means of a macro model for the optimising of learning competencies. This model emphasises content, form and competencies that should be taken into consideration when planning a learning opportunity. Other aspects concerning learning, namely relevant theories, approaches, models, styles, strategies and motives are discussed in order to facilitate learning in the subjects mathematics, natural and domestic sciences.
In chapter 3 the diagnostic value, background, categories and psychometric aspects of the SOW LEMOSS(II)- and LCH-questionnaires are briefly discussed.
This research study is undertaken to compare the SOM-, LEMOSS(II)- and LCH-questionnaires with regard to reliability and validity in order to optimise learning competencies within the subject context, of grade nine learners in the Tzaneen and Phalaborwa region, in the Northern Province.
Chapter 1 focuses on the challenges that South African education face. The National Qualifications Framework aims to restructure education in South Africa and contribute to establish lifelong learners who can autonomously enter the future. The National Qualifications Framework supports outcomes-based education, which implies that learners should acquire specific and critical cross-field outcomes. Initially the title and certain concepts are defined, the research statement and questions are formulated to direct the research, and subsequently the research design and progress of the study are discussed.
Literature on subject didactics is studied in chapter 2 for the conceptualising of related aspects by means of a macro model for the optimising of learning competencies. This model emphasises content, form and competencies that should be taken into consideration when planning a learning opportunity. Other aspects concerning learning, namely relevant theories, approaches, models, styles, strategies and motives are discussed in order to facilitate learning in the subjects mathematics, natural and domestic sciences.
In chapter 3 the diagnostic value, background, categories and psychometric aspects of the SOW LEMOSS(II)- and LCH-questionnaires are briefly discussed.
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