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Well-structured IFP3701 Assignment 6 PORTFOLIO (ANSWERS) 2025 - DISTINCTION GUARANTEED. (DETAILED ANSWERS - DISTINCTION GUARANTEED!)..... Assignment 06 is a written assignment and must be completed and submitted online. Please do not zoom your assignment script when you submit it online. This makes it difficult for markers to mark your assignment. • Always make sure that your assignment script is converted to PDF when you submit it online. MS Word format documents will not be marked. • Assignments sent to the lecturer’s e-mail address will not be accepted. • Please read the instructions carefully before answering the questions. • Complete your declaration form and submit it with your assignment. 4. Due date Number Unique number Format Percentage Due date Assignment 06 811631 Written (individual) 100 20 October 2025 This assignment constitutes 25% of the formative assessment for the module. Downloaded by Chandrey De Villiers () lOMoARcPSD| ASSIGNMENT 6 IFP 5 5. IFP3701 Assignment 6 (Portfolio) Instructions 1. Answer all questions. 2. Number your answers accordingly. NB. You need five (5) consecutive days to complete all questions. A record of how you completed the work should be recorded daily in the table below. You will need a friend, colleague, or family member to serve as a witness that you worked daily on the work for five days. STUDENT WORK Student name & surname Student number Contact details Email Day Date Tasks Completed Student’s signature Witness name and signature Day 1 Day 2 Day 3 Day 4 Day 5 Downloaded by Chandrey De Villiers () lOMoARcPSD| ASSIGNMENT 6 IFP 6 Question 1A (30 marks) Barriers to learning refer to challenges that occur within the education system, learning environment, or within individual learners, hindering their access to education and personal development. These barriers arise from various factors that prevent the education system from effectively addressing the diversity and specific needs of learners. Consequently, these factors can disrupt the learning process or limit learners' access to educational opportunities. In the module IFP3701, you have learned how to identify and support vulnerable learners. Drawing on the knowledge and skills you have acquired, as well as your experiences during teaching practice or classroom observations in 2025, reflect on the various barriers to learning that different learners faced at the school or in your classroom. Complete the table below to thoroughly reflect on your experiences of a specific learner with each stated barrier. BARRIERS TO LEARNING Extrinsic barriers Barrier Name the barrier The impact of the barrier on the learner Two ways in which other teachers addressed the barrier Your suggestion for the school management team on how to effectively support this type of barrier Systemic Barrier 1.1 (1 mark) 1.2 (1 mark) 1.3 (2 marks) 1.4 (1 mark) Societal 1.5 1.6 1.7 1.8 Downloaded by Chandrey De Villiers () lOMoARcPSD| ASSIGNMENT 6 IFP 7 Barrier (1 mark) (1 mark) (2 marks) (1 mark) Pedagogic Barrier 1.9 (1 mark) 1.10 (1 mark) 1.11 (2 marks) 1.12 (1 mark) Intrinsic barriers Sensory impairment 1.13 (1 mark) 1.14 (1 mark) 1.15 (2 marks) 1.16 (1 mark) Intellectual impairment 1.17 (1 mark) 1.18 (1 mark) 1.19 (2 marks) 1.20 (1 mark) Multiple impairment 1. 21 (1 mark) 1.22 (1 mark) 1.23 (2 marks) 1. 24. (1 mark) Question 1B Giftedness as an intrinsic barrier to learning Dante was one of the vulnerable learners in your Grade 2 class. He completed classroom tasks and activities more quickly than his peers, which often led to him becoming extremely bored. As a result, he would start fidgeting and pushing other learners who were trying to focus and finish their work. Other Grade 2 teachers labelled Dante as a troublesome and disrespectful learner, and his parents were frequently called to the school to address his behaviour. Complete the following table: Downloaded by Chandrey De Villiers () lOMoARcPSD| ASSIGNMENT 6 IFP 8 Support for Dante (10 marks) Describe 2 enrichment activities that can help Dante. (2 marks) Name 2 policies that support the intervention. (2 marks) Describe 4 ways of preventing Dante from exclusion and labelling. (4 marks) Why is it important for teachers to recognise giftedness as a barrier to learning? Give 2 reasons (2 marks) Question 2 The aim of any education system is to offer quality education to all learners, irrespective of their varied educational needs. Every learner deserves quality education that equips them with opportunities for lifelong learning, prepares them for the workforce, and enables meaningful participation in society as contributing citizens. TEACHER MANUALS ON CURRICULUM DIFFERENTIATION As you advance in your career, you will be promoted to the position of Chief Education Specialist in the Foundation Phase. One of your key responsibilities will be overseeing professional development. Prepare two workshop manuals on curriculum differentiation, specifically designed for foundation phase teachers. Manual 1: Curriculum Differentiation in Teaching Mathematics (30 marks) The manual must be user-friendly and incorporate the following critical components to actively engage Foundation Phase teachers during the workshop: - Title of the workshop. (1) - Aim of the workshop. (1) Downloaded by Chandrey De Villiers () lOMoARcPSD| ASSIGNMENT 6 IFP 9 - Duration of the workshop. (1) - Introduction. (1) - Reflection. (1) - Four Case studies of not more than 6 lines (One case study per aspect: Content, Process, Product, and Learning Environment). (8) - Questions. (4) - Feedback (providing concrete examples of how various learning styles should be accommodated). (4) - Teacher Activities (to keep teachers awake during the workshop). (4) - Conclusion. (1) - Addendum 1: One example of a differentiated lesson plan. (2) - Addendum 2: One example of an Individual Support Plan (ISP). (2) Manual 2: Curriculum Differentiation in Teaching Reading (30 marks) The manual must be user-friendly and incorporate the following critical components to actively engage Foundation Phase teachers during the workshop: - Title of the workshop. (1) - Aim of the workshop. (1) - Duration of the workshop. (1) - Introduction. (1) - Reflection. (1) - Four Case studies of not more than 6 lines (One case study per aspect: Content, Process, Product, and Learning Environment). (8) - Questions. (4) - Feedback (providing concrete examples of how various learning styles should be accommodated). (4) - Teacher Activities (to keep teachers awake during the workshop). (4) - Conclusion. (1) - Addendum 1: One example of a differentiated lesson plan. (2) Downloaded by Chandrey De Villiers () lOMoARcPSD| ASSIGNMENT 6 IFP 10 - Addendum 2: One example of an Individual Support Plan (ISP). (2)

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IFP3701
Assignment 6 PORTFOLIO 2025
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Due date: 20 October 2025
QUESTION 1

Question 1A: Barriers to Learning

Category Barrier (1 mark) Impact of the barrier on the Two ways in which Your suggestion
learner (1 mark) other teachers school manag
addressed the team on how
barrier (2 marks) effectively suppo
type of barrier (1 m

Systemic Overcrowded The learner struggled to Teachers arranged The SMT should ad
Barrier classrooms receive individual attention group work to for smaller class s
during lessons, often falling encourage peer provide te
behind in reading and written learning and used assistants to help m
work because the teacher differentiated activities large groups effectiv
could not provide one-on-one so that stronger
support. learners could assist
others.

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QUESTION 1

Question 1A: Barriers to Learning

Category Barrier (1 Impact of the barrier on the Two ways in which Your suggestion for the
mark) learner (1 mark) other teachers school management
addressed the team on how to
barrier (2 marks) effectively support this
type of barrier (1 mark)

Systemic Overcrowded The learner struggled to Teachers arranged The SMT should advocate
Barrier classrooms receive individual attention group work to for smaller class sizes or
during lessons, often falling encourage peer provide teaching
behind in reading and written learning and used assistants to help manage
work because the teacher differentiated activities large groups effectively.
could not provide one-on-one so that stronger
support. learners could assist
others.

Societal Poverty and The learner often came to Teachers organised a The SMT should
Barrier lack of basic school hungry and without feeding scheme and strengthen partnerships
resources proper stationery or a school collected donated with NGOs and social
uniform, which affected uniforms and workers to support
concentration and confidence stationery from vulnerable learners
in class participation. community members. through ongoing feeding
and resource
programmes.

Pedagogic Language of The learner, whose home Teachers used The SMT should arrange
Barrier learning and language is isiZulu, struggled bilingual teaching regular teacher workshops
teaching to understand English methods and on multilingual education
(LoLT) instructions, resulting in poor displayed visual aids strategies and ensure that
mismatch comprehension and limited to support language language support
class participation. understanding. materials are available.

Sensory Hearing The learner missed important Teachers positioned The SMT should liaise
Impairment impairment verbal instructions and could the learner in the front with the district support
(Intrinsic) not fully participate in oral of the class and used team to secure hearing

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