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CUS3701 Assignment 2 (COMPLETE ANSWERS) 2025 - DUE 2025; 100% TRUSTED Complete, trusted solutions and explanations. For assistance, Whats-App 0.6.7-1.7.1-1.7.3.9. Ensure your success with us... QUESTION 1: Curriculum approaches Total Marks: 15 Task description: Different approaches to curriculum are crucial for sound curriculum implementation for several reasons. These approaches allow teachers to cater to learners' diverse learning needs, provide flexibility and adaptability in teaching methods and content delivery, and provide a comprehensive approach to education. Referring to the learner-centred approach of Lawrence Stenhouse and the behavioural approach of John Bobbitt, analyse and compare their ideas in terms of: 1.1 The theoretical foundations of the approaches. (5) sae3701 aed3701 1.2 The practical implications for teachers. (5) 1.3 The practical implications for learners. (5) NB: (i) Work copied directly from the handbook without citations will be penalized. (ii) You are encouraged to write in your own words to show your understanding of the approaches to the curriculum. inc3701 esc3701 isc3701 (iii) You are also encouraged to use other sources and cite these to give credit to the original authors. pdu3701 ped3701 (iv) Proofread your work for clarity, coherence, and grammatical accuracy. (v) Length: ONE-TWO PAGES. QUESTION 2: Designing a CAPS curriculum unit Total Marks: 20 Task Description: The unit should include clear learning outcomes, instructional strategies, assessment methods, and resources. Instructions: lsk3701 1. Select a subject and grade level: Choose a subject (e.g., Mathematics, Natural science, Languages) and a specific grade level (e.g., Grade 5, Grade 8). 2. Define learning outcomes: Clearly state the learning outcomes for the unit. Ensure they are specific, measurable, achievable, relevant, and time bound (The SMART principle). cmg3701 3. Design instructional strategies: Outline the instructional strategies you will use to achieve the learning outcomes. Include activities that promote competence and mastery learning. 4. Develop assessment methods: Create assessment methods that align with the learning outcomes and instructional strategies. Include both formative and summative assessments. 5. Identify resources: List the resources (e.g., textbooks, digital tools, etc.) needed to implement the unit. QUESTION 3: Context-responsive teaching and learning strategies Total marks: 35 Task description: Context can be described as the circumstances, background, environment, framework, setting, or situation surrounding an event or occurrence. In terms of the educational environment, the view of the child, the choice of teaching strategies, reflection on roles, and the broader socioeconomic and sociopolitical environment might influence the teaching and learning context and the way in which the teacher might interpret the curriculum (Du Plessis, Booyse & Maphalala, 2025:23). Write an essay (THREE PAGES STRICTLY) that critically analyses the South African classroom context and proposes context-responsive teaching and learning strategies. Instructions: Your essay should address the following points: 1. Introduction (5 marks) 1.1 Define context-responsive teaching and its importance. (2) 1.2 Briefly outline the main challenges in South African classrooms. (3) 2. Analysis of South African classroom context (12 marks) 2.1 Critically discuss the socioeconomic and sociopolitical factors affecting education. (8) 2.2 Identify four specific challenges such as language barriers, that hamper sound teaching practices in South African classrooms. (4) 3. Context-responsive teaching strategies (13 marks) 3.1 Propose strategies that teachers can use to address the identified challenges. (4) 3.2 Explain how each strategy can be implemented in the classroom. (4) 3.3 Provide examples of how these strategies can improve teaching and learning outcomes. (5) 4. Conclusion (5 marks) 4.1 Summarize the key points discussed in the essay. (3) 4.2 Reflect on the potential impact of context-responsive teaching on the South African education system. (2) 5. Additional guidelines: 5.1 Work copied directly from the handbook without citations will be penalized. 5.2 You are encouraged to write in your own words to show your understanding of context responsive teaching and learning. 5.3 You are also encouraged to use other sources and cite these to give credit to the original authors. 5.4 Ensure your essay is well-structured, with clear headings for each section. 5.5 Proofread your work for clarity, coherence, and grammatical accuracy. QUESTION 4: Critical interpretation of curriculum changes in South Africa () Total marks: 30

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QUESTION 1: CURRICULUM APPROACHES

Comparing the Learner-Centred Approach of Lawrence Stenhouse and the Behavioural
Approach of John Bobbitt

Different curriculum approaches influence how education is designed and delivered in
classrooms. Lawrence Stenhouse’s learner-centred approach and John Bobbitt’s behavioural
approach offer distinct perspectives on curriculum development.



1.1 Theoretical Foundations of the Approaches

Stenhouse’s learner-centred approach is rooted in progressivism and constructivism, which
argue that students learn best through active engagement, inquiry, and exploration. He
believed that curriculum should be flexible and adaptable to individual learners, allowing them
to construct their own knowledge. His work was influenced by Dewey’s experiential learning
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