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TMS3734 Assignment 2 (COMPLETE ANSWERS) 2026 - DUE 24 June 2026; 100% TRUSTED Complete, trusted solutions and explanations. For assistance, Whats-App 0.8.1..2.7.8..3.3.7.2... Ensure your success with us.. QUESTION 1 Designing a Tourism Lesson in Context (12 Marks) You have recently been appointed as a Grade 10 Tourism teacher at a rural secondary school in Limpopo. Your classroom has: • 58 learners; • limited internet access; • one chalkboard; • printed maps of South Africa; • Tourism magazines donated by a local travel agency. You are teaching the topic: “Tourism Attractions in South Africa” Design a practical teaching plan for this lesson. NB: NOT A LESSON PLAN Your answer must include: • ONE teaching method you would use and why; • TWO teaching media/resources you would use; • ONE learner activity you would include; • How you would accommodate TWO different learning styles during the lesson. Your answer must demonstrate practical classroom application. QUESTION 2 Applying the Roles of a Tourism Teacher (10 Marks) During a Grade 11 PAT session, several learners become frustrated because they do not have access to internet resources at home to complete the activity. Discuss how you would respond to this situation as a Tourism teacher. In your discussion: • identify TWO teacher roles you would apply; • explain how you would apply each role; • provide practical examples of what you would do during the lesson to support learners. Use examples relevant to Tourism teaching. QUESTION 3 Selecting Appropriate Teaching Methods (14 Marks) Choose ANY TWO of the following Tourism topics: • Sustainable Tourism • Foreign Exchange • Time Zones • Tour Planning • Domestic, Regional and International Tourism For EACH selected topic: • identify ONE suitable teaching method; • explain why the method is appropriate; • design ONE learner-centred classroom activity; • explain how the activity promotes active learning and learner participation. You are encouraged to use South African Tourism examples where possible. QUESTION 4 Applying Teaching Methods in Challenging Contexts (14 Marks) Read the case study below and answer the question that follows. CASE STUDY You are teaching Grade 12 Tourism at an overcrowded township school. The classroom has: • 65 learners; • limited furniture; • no projector or internet access; • learners with mixed ability levels. Despite these challenges, learners enjoy participating in Tourism lessons when activities are practical and engaging. You are teaching the topic: “Domestic, Regional and International Tourism” Discuss how you would teach this topic effectively in this classroom context. Your answer must include: • the teaching approach you would use; • how you would manage learner participation; • how you would maintain discipline during activities; • teaching media/resources you would use; • how you would adapt your lesson to suit the classroom context. Your response must focus on practical methodology application.

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QUESTION 1: TEACHING PLAN

Topic: Tourism Attractions in South Africa
Grade: 10
School context: Rural secondary school in Limpopo
Class size: 58 learners
Available resources: Chalkboard, printed South African maps and Tourism magazines


Part of the Practical classroom plan
teaching plan


Teaching Group work method
method


Reason for I would use group work because the class has 58 learners, and this method
using this allows learners to share the few resources available in the classroom.
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Learners can help one another to identify attractions, read magazine
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QUESTION 1: TEACHING PLAN

Topic: Tourism Attractions in South Africa
Grade: 10
School context: Rural secondary school in Limpopo
Class size: 58 learners
Available resources: Chalkboard, printed South African maps and Tourism
magazines


Part of the Practical classroom plan
teaching plan


Teaching method Group work method


Reason for using I would use group work because the class has 58 learners, and
this method this method allows learners to share the few resources
available in the classroom. Learners can help one another to
identify attractions, read magazine information and discuss
answers before reporting back to the class.




Teaching media Printed map of South Africa
or resource 1


How I would use I would use the map to show learners where different tourist
it attractions are found in South Africa. Learners would point out
provinces and locate attractions such as Kruger National Park,
Table Mountain, Robben Island and the Drakensberg.


Teaching media Tourism magazines
or resource 2


How I would use I would give each group a magazine so that learners can look
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