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Comprehensively structured IFP3701 Assignment 5 (ANSWERS) 2026 - DISTINCTION GUARANTEED . Prepared to a distinction standard with detailed and well-developed responses. T1.1 Using the principles of Inclusive Education discussed in IFP3701, explain what bullying means within an inclusive Foundation Phase classroom. (5) 1.2 Drawing from the case study, discuss four possible causes that may contribute to bullying among Foundation Phase learners. (8) 1.3 Identify four negative consequences of bullying evident in the case study and explain how each consequence may affect a learner's academic, emotional and social development. (8) 1.4 The article states: "Bullying has become a growing concern at Parkfields Primary School in Hanover Park, with several parents reporting incidents involving pupils at the school." Downloaded by Edge Tutor (collegez2001xyz@gmail.com) lOMoARcPSD| ASSIGNMENT 5 IFP 9 Critically explain what this statement suggests about the school's learning environment and its inclusivity. (4) [25 Marks] QUESTION 2 (25 marks) 2.1 The South African Schools Act (SASA), 84 of 1996, requires schools to provide a safe learning environment for all learners. Using evidence from the case study, critically evaluate whether Parkfields Primary School fulfilled its responsibility to protect learners. Support your discussion with relevant policy principles. (10) 2.2 Refer to the interventions implemented by the school, Safe Schools team and the WCED. Critically discuss whether these interventions reflect the principles of Inclusive Education. Provide reasons for your answer. (7) 2.3 As a Foundation Phase teacher, explain how persistent bullying may influence learners' - participation in classroom activities, - sense of belonging, - learning motivation, and - overall academic achievement. (8) [25 Marks] QUESTION 3 (25 marks) Imagine you are the Grade 3 class teacher of the learners involved in this incident. 3.1 Describe three inclusive classroom strategies you would implement to prevent bullying and promote positive learner relationships. Explain how each strategy supports inclusion. (9) Downloaded by Edge Tutor (collegez2001xyz@gmail.com) lOMoARcPSD| ASSIGNMENT 5 IFP 10 3.2 One of the learners who bullies others has been identified as experiencing reading barriers. Explain how you would support this learner using inclusive teaching strategies instead of relying only on punishment. (8) 3.3 Describe four inclusive support strategies you would implement to assist learners who are victims of bullying and help restore their confidence, participation and wellbeing. (8) [25 Marks] QUESTION 4 (25 marks) As a Grade 3 Foundation Phase teacher, you are planning a Geometry (Space and Shape) lesson. 4.1 Design an inclusive lesson plan that promotes peer support and reduces opportunities for bullying during group activities. Your answer should include: - creating an inclusive classroom climate - differentiated teaching strategies - cooperative learning approaches - learner participation - positive classroom management - assessment practices that promote inclusion (15) 4.2 Reflect on the case study and explain how an inclusive classroom culture can contribute to preventing bullying before it escalates into serious incidents such as those reported at Parkfields Primary School.

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